[jblackburn]

Must think it's a Volt...heh.

Try yanking the negative battery cable for ~10 minutes and see if it'll reset the cluster.

 

[JLL]

It shows me this pic
HELP ME!!!!!

I have never seen that on a Cruze before.

 

[ChevyGuy]

If the power cycle reboot doesn't fix it, I'd have to think someone swapped a module but used the wrong type.

 

[NUMBER2]

Interesting. What prompted it to do that? My cluster got buggered when I had a low voltage engine crank (attempt). Has been weird ever since, but still functional...Let us know if you find a solution to that one.

 

[ChevyGuy]

My cluster got buggered when I had a low voltage engine crank (attempt). Has been weird ever since, but still functional...

It's a computer. Computers hate bad power. I'd start by forcing a reboot by disconnecting the battery for awhile.

 

[NUMBER2]

It's a computer. Computers hate bad power. I'd start by forcing a reboot by disconnecting the battery for awhile.

No dice. I did exactly that when I swapped the battery the next day (dead battery prompted). Lots of weird stuff happens on low voltage. Fans run when you open the door, odd sounds, ect...computer gonna computer.

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