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Product Description
11 12 13 14 15 Ford F150 Instrument Gauge Cluster Speedometer CL34-10849-NG
Item Specifics
Condition: Used / Fully Operational
Brand: Ford (Original OEM)
Manufacturer Part Number: CL34-10849-NG
Interchange Part Number: CL3Z-10849-VA, CL34-10849-NC
Display Type: Analog Gauges with 4.2" LCD Center Productivity Screen
Placement on Vehicle: Front, Dashboard
Mileage: unknown
Product Description
This is a genuine OEM Ford F-150 instrument cluster removed from a [Year] F-150 [Trim, e.g., XLT]. It features the upgraded color LCD productivity screen and has been fully tested for functionality including backlighting, gauge sweeping, and screen clarity.
Guaranteed Fitment:
2011-2014 Ford F-150 (V6, EcoBoost, or V8 models)
Note: Please match your part number (CL34-10849-NG) exactly to ensure compatibility with your steering wheel controls and vehicle features.
⚠️ Critical Information for Buyers
Mileage: The mileage is stored in the cluster itself. Installing this unit will show the mileage of the donor vehicle. To match your truck’s actual mileage, you must have this unit programmed by a dealership or a specialized shop.
PATS (Anti-Theft): On many 2011–2014 F-150s, the immobilizer (PATS) is tied to the cluster. Your truck may not start immediately after installation until the keys/VIN are programmed to this unit.
Condition: This is a used part. It may show light surface scratches on the clear plastic lens. All mounting tabs are intact.
Shipping & Returns
Secure Packaging: We use anti-static wrap and heavy-duty bubble cushioning to prevent damage to the delicate stepper motors during transit.
Shipping: Ships via UPS Ground / FedEx within 1 business day.
Returns: 30-Day returns accepted. (The unit must not be disassembled, and the security seal must be intact).
Why Buy From Us?
Fast Shipping: We know your truck is down; we get parts out the door fast.
Tested Parts: Every gauge is verified to ensure no "dead pixels" or "bouncing needles."
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