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Jeeps Are Suddenly Losing Their Dashboards And The Feds Want Answers | Carscoops
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Clearly you've never owned a car with a broken speedometer cable, or bad ground for the instrument cluster. Or a GM vehicle in the late 90s with the stepper motor issues that caused your cluster to throw a rave when they went bad. They don't dissappear, but they certainly don't work properly.
Which breaks more often?