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Thanks to Mr. Chris White I now have a Denali gauge cluster in my 2016 Sierra SLT. Once he did his programming it was plug and play. Everything works just like it does in My wife's 2016 Yukon Denali. Here are a couple pictures.

 

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My overall plan is to also install HUD. I have Elton projector I just need the wiring harnes to attach it to the cluster as well as the switches that control its different options... I am also pretty sure after looking at our YD that there will have to be some customization to the dash to get it to work as well but that is something I will tackle when things slow down a bit at work. As for now I am super pumped to have the Denali cluster.

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I paid $150 for the cluster and $450 for the programming...however if it was a brand new cluster the programming would have cost $350...no idea what a new cluster would cost. As for install it was very easy. Just grab hold of your dash piece that covers it and lift up. It is held in by like 8 of those metal clips...once you do that undo the 3 7mm bolts that hold the grave surround on and lift out of place the cluster is held in on each corner by 7mm bolts...once undone undo the Cleo the holds the wire connector in...you slide down with the red piece and then flip the black handle piece over and it pops it out. Pretty easy install as it took me about 10 min and I had absolutely no idea how to do it. When I get around to sound the HUD I will take some pictures

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that cluster looks excellent, this is definitely on the list to do

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Pretty sure they run the same cluster...I got it off eBay and if my memory serves me correct it was out of a 16 Yukon Denali...but I will have to double check

 

I checked and it was out of a 2016 Yukon Denali part number was 23390930

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looks like programming cost went up. I was going to send him mine but he never replied when i asked for method of payment and shipping info.

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My guess would be the extra cost was because I included setting it up with HUD.

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I have the unit...just need the wiring harness and switch block to control it...then figure out how I am going to mount it...but yes that's the plan

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