Mine went out at 79,990 miles and I contacted my local dealer about the replacement. Chevy fixes up to 70K but it is up to the dealer to fix between 70K-80K in what they call a Good Gesture. Basically if you have gone to them for tune-ups or oil changes in the past they consider you a repeat customer and will offer you the extension up to 80K. I used the local dealer twice for oil changes in 2006 and they still are going to replace it at no cost. I know this doesn't help everyones situation but wanted to let those of you who are between 70K-80K that you still have options. Best of luck.

warranty just ran out and my speedometer quit working!! Found out Chevy would fix it up to 70K, i got 74K!! What i really don't understand is,when i called my local dealer to get it fixed, they said they have to have the truck there to remove old cluster so they can order new one?? So i"ll be without my truck for at least two days!! i use my truck for work!! why not order it first, when it comes in,i'll bring it in so they can swap it out,make sense right ?? they can't do that!!!!!!!!! they have to have the truck there!!! I don't get it

I have no idea how fast I'm going? Sometimes it works but is still off and other times, it just stops working all together. If it is cold, it stops working and you hear a tapping noise coming out of the cluster. If it is warm weather, you get some response out of it but it is not correct. I was already pulled over for speeding when I thought I was under the speed limit. There are I believe, 5 different speed sensors on the truck and I don't know which one is not working. I am not alone in this! There are hundreds of people on chats and forums who are complaining about the same thing. Why should I have to pay for these cheap parts?

I reported this to the dealer ship where they gave me the advise to shut the vehicle off and it would reset itself. This worked several times, sometimes taking several restarts to accomplish.

Now I get the recall notice and because I have driven my vehicle over 70k/5years, which ever comes first they will not repair this. It will cost approx. $450 to fix it. If this is a recall why are they not taking care of it. It takes several years and MANY complaints to get something recalled. That means that this has been going on for several years. This is Bull, it is a design defect and should be replaced at their cost. GM refuses as does my local dealership. My My vehicle has been maintained by them, I must have spent thousands over the last 5 years in bringing it to them for required servicing. Why did they never check this ?

Their comment was, "well, if you never bought it in to be fixed why should it be fixed now" I didn't bring it in because the service manager said he had the same problem with his vehicle and that shutting it off would reset it.

Oh, they would fix it if it were considered a safety problem. Well, If I am traveling at an unsafe speed because I am going according to my speedometer, then that is a safety problem. ONLY in this case, they get to determine what is a safety problem and what is not.

Chevrolet has admitted to issues with their gauges/speedometer not working and has promised to fix those folks who are having issues within the 7 year/70000 warranty. The problem is that it doesn't help those folks who are 4 years old and over 70000 or those folks who are about to learn the known/reported defect. This is going to burn a lot of folks who are going to have these issues with the known defect only because of their timing. I wouldn't purchase another Chevy on the mere fact that they don't take care of their customers.