AbbadonTD

I have a 1995 F150. If I want to swap in a cluster with a Tach, do I need a 1995? I have a manual, so can I use one with AT, and just cover up the shifter display?

As far as I can tell from the bits and pieces I have picked up, there are only a few that will swap.

smt

I have the exact same question, only mine is a '93. I bought one off of ebay and as soon as I get the truck back from the body shop I will began to put the interior back to gather. I will send more info as I figger it out

Cpt Obvious

From what I understand, 95 can use a 94 and 95 cluster, 96 can only use 96, and 93 would use that and a 92. I'm not sure though of the manual/automatic thing. I'll be doing that swap soon, too.

smt

how do I identify the year on an instrument cluster?

fltdriver

I believe you would have to know what it was pulled from, there may be a manufactured date stamp (think two clock shapes with single hands) on them. Yes you can swap auto/manual, you just have to switch out the assembly in the middle that either has or doesn't have the gear selector on it.

Troy Turple

From what I was told by the guy who sold me mine, they are all interchangeable. 92 to 96. Tach or no tack, man or auto, Hope that helps. Good luck.

AbbadonTD

That cant be true, if its from a manual it cant attach to the AT!

I have heard that 92-96 works, and that 92-93, 94-95, 96 are the only compatible ones....

fltdriver

The only difference is on a manual the gear selector doesn't have anything behind it, regardless of what it comes out of they both should have a slot for you to use the gear indicator on an auto.

Leaf_Chaser

Here's a guy swapping instrument clusters and covers some of the questions asked in this thread:

4wheeldevil

here is the thread of my swap
https://www.f150forum.com/f10/gauge-...p-pics-127758/

keep in mind that 95 is a split year between obd1 and obd2 so you must know which you have because they dont interchange