i always admired the sl-sv dash clusters because it looks better than the base model that just has the spedo and rpm. good luck on your swap.
On most gauge clusters you can remove the odometer and swap yours in. But, you may not even need to do that. Many OEMs are starting to store the mileage on the ECM so your mileage can be retained with a cluster swap. I'm considering doing this as well, so I might find out soon.can the manual cluster be swapped with the automatic cluster? The automatic cluster looks way nicer and has a temp gauge. I'll be attempting the swap soon but if anyone has input that'd be helpful! And yes I realize the mileage will be off.
I believe the change was that the revised cluster included a tachometer but i could be wrong. The new cluster is a 2012 model going into my 2014. I ordered the pigtail connector for the 2012 cluster and will splice it into my existing harness.@wickedgk What is the production date on your new cluster, and what year is your car? It looks like Nissan made a change to the clusters in March of 2014. So cars produced between 4/1/2013 and 3/1/2014 have different gauge clusters than those produced after that. According to the Nissan Parts website, if you buy a compatible year cluster, it should work with all Versas.
the 2014 versa sedan cluster is good to go, just did it finally and now I have the rpm (tach)... your mileage will be whatever came the the cluster you purchase, not your original miles... but it does work!Any news on the swap my 2013 only has a spedo , and i would like to find a cluster that has a tach in it
the 2014 versa sedan cluster is good to go, just did it finally and now I have the rpm (tach)... your mileage will be whatever came the the cluster you purchase, not your original miles... but it does work!
How u did it do u have a video or diagramthe 2014 versa sedan cluster is good to go, just did it finally and now I have the rpm (tach)... your mileage will be whatever came the the cluster you purchase, not your original miles... but it does work!