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I have removed the cluster on my LX without touching the steering wheel several times.
2 Screws, pull out trim surround disconnecting dimmer switch.
Unbolt the cluster (you'll be turning those bolts about 3-4X longer than you ever think is reasonable)
Set the wheel down and out as much as possible.
Take your time and wiggle it through
 
I had this issue. Check the fuses in the passenger side footwell. I did and all looked good. You can DEFINITELY pull the panel without removing the steering wheel on my 2003 trucks. I did all that.

Then I double checked the fuses and sure as hell, one was blown and I swear I checked it before. Triple check the fuses.

I swapped other sensors and a new speed sensor etc. All for not.
 
I had this issue. Check the fuses in the passenger side footwell. I did and all looked good. You can DEFINITELY pull the panel without removing the steering wheel on my 2003 trucks. I did all that.

Then I double checked the fuses and sure as hell, one was blown and I swear I checked it before. Triple check the fuses.

I swapped other sensors and a new speed sensor etc. All for not.
That's what I'm talking about. Will check fuses & report back.
 
You can definitely remove the cluster without pulling the steering wheel. Tilt the wheel down, remove the dimmer knob trim, unscrew the two gold connector screws and the other retention screws and finagle out the cluster.
 
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