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How Long Will My Repair or Module Cloning Take? - A Small Guide

Posted by Mitchell Realff on 2026 Oct 19th

How Long Will My Repair or Module Cloning Take? - A Small Guide
This week we've rolled out a new feature at www.kelownainstruments.com which has been the addition of Minimum Turn Around Time being listed on every repair and module cloning service we have. We realized that one of the most common questions we were getting asked by customers who had found our website was something along the lines of "How long does it take to get my module serviced?" We took this as a sign that our website likely wasn't …
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Ford/Lincoln/Mercury Instrument Cluster Module Cloning Guide - How to Find a Compatible Replacement

Posted by Mitchell Realff on 2026 Sep 30th

Ford/Lincoln/Mercury Instrument Cluster Module Cloning Guide - How to Find a Compatible Replacement
The roll out of module cloning services to our webstore has now begun! With that comes our first guide on how to find a replacement module for us to clone your original module into. Let's dive in!Ford/Lincoln/Mercury Instrument Cluster Part Numbers Explained Ford/Lincoln/Mercury(referred to just as "Ford" from this point forward) instrument cluster part numbers can seem pretty complicated to understand at a first, however with a few quick rules o …
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Module Cloning - A Quick FAQ

Posted by Mitchell Realff on 2026 Aug 20th

Module Cloning - A Quick FAQ
As we continue our work to expand the list of services that you can find on www.kelownainstruments.com we noticed we were getting a lot of calls about one service in particular - module cloning. Plenty of customers have over the years called to ask if we can do module cloning or how module cloning works. In our efforts to ensure we can provide as much information as possible for all of the services we offer, we put together a small FAQ about …
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Launching the All-New Kelowna Instruments Website

Posted by Mitchell Realff on 2026 Jul 30th

Launching the All-New Kelowna Instruments Website
We've been a bit quiet on our social media posts so far in 2026. However it's for a good reason! We've been hard at work not only expanding the list of modules we're able to repair. But also we've been working on a new website for Kelowna Instruments. We've built this website with a few core principals in mind: 1 - Provide a better user experience to our customersFrom tools such as the vehicle selector as well as the ability to pay for your repai …
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2000-2009 GM Stepper Motors - What They Are, How They Fail, and Urban Legends Surrounding Them

Posted by Mitchell Realff on 2026 Jul 30th

2000-2009 GM Stepper Motors - What They Are, How They Fail, and Urban Legends Surrounding Them
Over the years we've fielded countless questions about the infamous instrument panel cluster issues caused by defective stepper motor designs that have plagued owners of numerous GM vehicles produced in the early 2000's. To give you an idea of how widespread these issues are, this is a list of impacted vehicles: 2002-2007 Buick Rendezvous2004-2007 Buick Rainier2003-2006 Cadillac Escalade2003-2006 Chevrolet Avalanche 15002003-2007 Chevrolet Avalan …
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