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GTPprix Senior Enthusiast

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Yes we can make a 2016 Yukon/Sierra cluster function in your Silverado with no problem obviously the lighting will be red/white LOL

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NIXONRIDE
NIXONRIDE

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

GTPprix
GTPprix

You’ve been asking and we’ve been listening. Granted it took longer than anyone would have liked we are changing up our operations a bit to hopefully make things easier on everyone; especially the con

CaliBoy_661
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Well I got my Cluster already and already installed... here are some pictures from mine     Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Techboy2010 Enthusiast

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GTPprix, is there any way on a 2016 cluster to have the speed info screen like the 2017. Where can you choose to have the speed limit displayed next to your speed?

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I'm trying to get a Denali cluster for a 2014 GMC Sierra sle, I was wondering what cluster part number should i get....?

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GTPprix Senior Enthusiast

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Guys just a reminder again: Please contact us to check fitment BEFORE purchasing any of these clusters. They are much to the chagrin of people selling them MODEL YEAR SPECIFIC. There are apparently companies out there selling 2014 clusters as having 2014-2016 compatibility; this is simply not true.

 

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GTPprix: Ive got a 2016 high country duramax and would like the Denali cluster in it with the 8in digital info screen.. is there any way I can get that done being a diesel and keeping the chevy color led lighting or would I have to just get a cluster out of a Denali diesel and have to deal with the red backlighting?

GTPprix Senior Enthusiast

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Get a 2016 Tahoe LTZ cluster it'll have the chevy lighting and you just wont use the whole 6K Tach, probably the best way to handle it.

Techboy2010 Enthusiast

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So as of right now I have been waiting 3 weeks for my cluster and was just told by my local dealer that theor supplier is saying it will be another 1-3 weeks. The part number has also change 4 times. What a pain. But I only want a new cluster for a 2016 Tahoe LTZ

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I just looked on their website and found this one page that says, "...If you are not a dealer and would still like to make arrangements to purchase or service a radio or instrument cluster, please call us at:

National Toll Free Hotline (800) 545-7910"

 

I just wish I would have known about this before ordering from my dealer.

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