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Old 05-21-2005, 03:27 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Auxillary Gauge Problem

At about 2700 mi I've had the first problem with the 04 SSR, the tranny temp gauge is sporadically not reading. Dealer will look at it Monday afternoon. I'd just about started to hope I'd missed the Gremlins other's have had.
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Old 05-22-2005, 05:07 PM   #2 (permalink)
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chuckbucher: The auxiliary guage package is a known error-prone accessory.

By that, I mean that a couple of GM people have told me that it is VERY easy to short the assembly during the installation process. This has the effect of permanently killing the assembly (whole 3-instrument cluster has to be replaced).
Usually, all 3 guages are kiled as a result of the error.

In your case, if just the transmission temp guage is intermittently not reading, it's more likely a bad (intermittent) connection on THAT individual guage's signal.

Have your dealer check it out, but be sure to tell him, if he does not already know, about the shorting problem. I lost my 1st cluster to that problem.

Also, I didn't notice if you have an 03, 04, or 05 SSR.

The 03 and 04 use one cluster (Volts, gallons per hour, and transmission temperature), while the 05 uses an entirely different one (Volts, torque, outside air temperature). They are obviously NOT interchangeable. If the wrong one was installed, the readings could get interesting and "intermittent". The cure here is to get the correct cluster for your year of SSR.

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Old 05-26-2005, 12:50 AM   #3 (permalink)
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It's an 04, tranny temp gone, now the gph is gone. They ordered a temp gauge, looks like they'll be ordering a GPH now. They also just asked me to do some work for them, so GM's error gets fixed free and generates me some dollars.
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