I just got a 2004 monte carlo ss but the gauge cluster doesn't work right and I guess I need to know what package my car is to order the right one. I think its a jeff gordon edition because its the dark blue with the silver trim on the bottom, but there's nothing on that indicates that it is. No signatures or #24's anywhere. Does anyone have any insight on my problem?

Or if someone has a jeff gordon edition, can you tell me if your gauge cluster has a boost gauge for the super charger, or the battery gauge?

here is a picture of it
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Looks like a regular monte carlo ss with a supercharged 3800.

 

okay, it can't be a Jeff Gordon edition...

Heres why:

Jeff Gordon editions were made in 2003
They had "ghost flames" on the hood
They had Hendricks name on that silver trim piece and had had a 24 in the gauge cluster.\

What you've got there is similar to what I ahve... a Superior Blue Monte Carlo

BTW, any gauge cluster will work.. the supercharged versiosn didn't have a boost gauge or anything, just the same gauge cluster as the SS of previous years.

 

EXQUEEZE ME! The supercharged cars have a boost gauge IN PLACE OF the voltmeter. Voltage isn't important anyway, must be. I installed my voltmeter in the cluster below my radio, along with the trans' temp gauge.

 

i stand corrected... sorry....

 

pic?

 

it's in his car domain page

 

1 1/2" SW gauges, no longer available.

 

the jeff gordon edition was not supercharged to my knowledge, so there would be no boost guage, the jeff gordon edition is the one i actually wanted when i got a monte carlo, it would have ghost flames on the hood, and jeff gordon stuff on the guages, and 24's in the head rests

and yes the jeff gordon edition was 2003, you've got a very sweet looking 2004 monte carlo ss though, i always liked that color on the monte's