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Ford Focus Cmax Kuga Smax Instrument Cluster Repair 2007 – 2011

(2 customer reviews)

*Turnaround: Same Day*

£69.99

Ford Focus CMax Kuga SMax Instrument Cluster Repair

Pelican Diagnostics UK provides a professional Ford Focus, C-Max, Kuga and S-Max Instrument Cluster Repair Service for common dashboard, speedometer and immobiliser faults.

This is a postal repair service for your original Ford instrument cluster. Once repaired, the unit is normally plug-and-play with no programming required.

  • Service Type: Ford Focus Speedo Repair
  • Models Covered: Ford Focus, C-Max, Kuga & S-Max
  • Year Range: 2007–2011
  • Turnaround: Same-day service where possible
  • Important: This is not for LCD replacement

How to Order

  1. Remove your faulty Ford instrument cluster from the vehicle.
  2. Package it securely with your order number, name, mobile number and return address.
  3. Include a note describing the fault symptoms.
  4. Post the cluster to:


Pelican Diagnostics
Padley Farm, Drove Lane
Sleaford
NG34 8JQ

We also offer while-you-wait repair by appointment at our Sleaford site.

Common Fault Symptoms

  • Engine cutting out
  • Needles acting erratically while driving
  • Car going into limp mode or power loss
  • Starting problems
  • Dashes displayed on the cluster
  • PATS immobiliser light flashing
  • Dials and gauges not working

Common Fault Codes

  • U2200
  • U1260
  • U0101
  • U0001
  • U2510
  • U2197
  • U0155
  • U1900
  • P0500
  • U0121

Our Repair Solution

  • ✅ Ford Focus instrument cluster repair
  • ✅ Ford C-Max instrument cluster repair
  • ✅ Ford Kuga dash repair
  • ✅ Ford S-Max speedo repair
  • ✅ Immobiliser and communication fault repair
  • ✅ Plug-and-play return in most cases

Important Information

  • This is a repair service for your original cluster.
  • This listing is for 2007–2011 Ford Focus, C-Max, Kuga and S-Max clusters.
  • This service is not for LCD replacement.
  • No programming is normally required after repair.
  • Please check vehicle wiring, fuses and battery condition before sending.

Contact Pelican Diagnostics UK


FAQs – Ford Focus C-Max Kuga S-Max Instrument Cluster Repair

Which Ford models does this repair cover?

This service covers Ford Focus, Ford C-Max, Ford Kuga and Ford S-Max instrument clusters from 2007–2011.

What faults can this repair fix?

Common faults include engine cutting out, limp mode, flashing immobiliser light, dashes on the cluster, faulty needles, starting problems and non-working gauges.

Will the cluster need programming after repair?

No. Your original cluster is repaired and normally returned plug-and-play.

Is this service for LCD replacement?

No. This listing is not for LCD replacement.

How long does the Ford Focus Instrument Cluster Repair repair take?

Turnaround is usually same-day where possible after the cluster is received.

Ready to order?

How to Place an order in 8 easy steps: 1. Choose the service required and add to your cart 2. Go to your Cart and click on checkout 3. Login to your account or enter your billing and shipping details. 4. Fill in the order notes, to send us any info about your repair (Optional) 5. Choose your payment option & complete checkout: Card, Bank Transfer, Clearpay or Gpay. 6. Print out your order confirmation & include in the parcel. 7. Remove Faulty Module from the vehicle, package and post to: Pelican Diagnostics Padley farm Drove lane Sleaford NG34 8JQ 8. We will repair your module and post back as quickly as possible. Alternatively: Option 1: You can package your module and post to the address above, including your contact details and faults requiring repair. Once repaired, we will send you an invoice to pay by Card or Bank Transfer. Option 2: Arrange an appointment to bring or drop off your module and once repaired we will contact you to arrange collection and payment.

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  1. Mark Butterfield

    Fantastic Service. Sorted dash out and I had it back on the 2nd day.

    Mark Butterfield

  2. Jamie Foster

    Very good service. thanks

    Jamie Foster