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NIXONRIDE
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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

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

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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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10 hours ago, SS502 said:

Kevin...read this ENTIRE thread before you spend a dime! There are a lot of variables and research required before this mod can be done. The Z71 in his Denali cluster is a sticker he got off eBay. I would like that sticker but the cluster swap is not as simple as it may appear. Please sift through the thread and what I’m saying will make much more sense!

 

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Thanks for the reply Mark. I have read the entire thread and other than getting the correct part number for your vehicle and the programming by WAMS I don't think there should be any issues. What else do you see? I'm curious. Thanks

pgamboa Senior Enthusiast

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I missed the  Z71 on my stock cluster, its a decal I got on ebay
 
 
 

I knew it was custom. Was just wondering how you did it. Very cool!


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1 hour ago, KevinM2141 said:

Thanks for the reply Mark. I have read the entire thread and other than getting the correct part number for your vehicle and the programming by WAMS I don't think there should be any issues. What else do you see? I'm curious. Thanks

Oh it sounds like you’ve got it right! Just was trying to help before you pulled the trigger on just any cluster ? the swap is really very easy, sounds like you’ve done the hard part. Enjoy the day!

Donnation Enthusiast

Donnation

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Wanted to see if anyone could help me here...

 

I've found the right cluster but it is missing the lens.  Do the lenses need to be a specific part number in order to fit the right cluster?  For example, I have a 2017 Yukon SLT.  I found a new cluster with the right part number but it doesn't have a lens.  I've found some 2017 Yukon Denali Lenses on ebay but I wasn't sure if they are specific to a part number or if I can just go ahead and buy one because its a lens from a 2017 Yukon Denali.  Thanks so much for any assistance here.

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32 minutes ago, Donnation said:

Wanted to see if anyone could help me here...

 

I've found the right cluster but it is missing the lens.  Do the lenses need to be a specific part number in order to fit the right cluster?  For example, I have a 2017 Yukon SLT.  I found a new cluster with the right part number but it doesn't have a lens.  I've found some 2017 Yukon Denali Lenses on ebay but I wasn't sure if they are specific to a part number or if I can just go ahead and buy one because its a lens from a 2017 Yukon Denali.  Thanks so much for any assistance here.

As long as the lens is for a UHS cluster (aka Denali cluster), it'll fit but your SLT cluster lens won't fit.

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56 minutes ago, BlkSS said:

As long as the lens is for a UHS cluster (aka Denali cluster), it'll fit but your SLT cluster lens won't fit.

Thank you very much. Now I know exactly what to purchase. 

GTPprix Senior Enthusiast

GTPprix

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28 minutes ago, Shibbby911 said:

Will the Escalade cluster swap over also?

Escalade cluster does not properly fit (has gaps), has the wrong coloring/images and is more expensive to retrofit. We can do it but we dont recommend it. 

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Do you guys know if a KPH cluster (assuming it came from Mexico or Canada) can be programmed into my US vehicle? 

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