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Speedometer & rpm gage works sometimes , and sometimes not , Or it gives a false reading , And also transmission slips somtimes in the passing gear , 2003 siverado , 5.3

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There is a recall on the 2003 instrument cluster on your Silverado. Check with the dealer before the warranty extension is over and you end up paying for a new cluster. As for the transmission, check the transmission fluid level and have the transmission scanned for any DTC codes that may indicate an issue like a faulty TPS sensor which is a simple that can cost you a expensive transmission repair.
Good luck and keep me posted.

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