If you’re thinking about repairing your Porsche’s instrument cluster on your own, it’s time to think again. While the process may seem simple enough—after all, we’re just talking about disassembling a few different parts and then putting them back together, right?—if you don’t know what you’re doing, you could actually make matters worse with your repairs and wind up having to pay even more money later down the line.
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1987-1988 PORSCHE 924 USED DASHBOARD INSTRUMENT CLUSTER FOR SALE (MPH)
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1988-1991 PORSCHE 928 USED DASHBOARD INSTRUMENT CLUSTER FOR SALE (MPH)
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2002 PORSCHE BOXSTER USED DASHBOARD INSTRUMENT CLUSTER FOR SALE (MPH)
Don't Risk Damaging Other Components
Porsche instrument clusters are the most expensive and intricate parts of your car. Consequently, they're also the most likely to need repairs. If you have a Volkswagen or a BMW, chances are that you can find an automotive technician near you who knows their way around their specific dashboards. But when it comes to Porsche, there is only one manufacturer for this part: Bosch! It takes someone with years of experience working on these components to make sure everything goes back together properly.
Leave This Job To The Professionals
A common question among those with an aging Porsche model is whether or not they should tackle a DIY instrument cluster repair job. For those who are unfamiliar with the complexity of the instruments and warning lights, this may seem like a viable option; however, it can end up costing you more in time and money than you bargained for.
A Porsche instrument cluster is a highly technical and sensitive component that should never be tinkered with by the uninformed. When you mess with an instrument cluster, there is a high chance of unintended consequences such as being stranded on the side of the road because your car quit working. It is not worth risking this potentially dangerous outcome when our expert team will repair it for a fraction of the cost.
A lot of people think that if they take care of their car themselves, it will save them a ton of money. Unfortunately, with an instrument cluster repair for your Porsche, this isn't the case. The gauges and lights on these cars are very sensitive and should be dealt with by someone who knows what they're doing--especially when it comes to replacing expensive parts like the wiring harness or computer module.