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Hello everyone, anybody with a 2016 Sierra? Trying to get a Denali Cluster... here's one for you guys.

 

Look at this on eBay:

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/322475078472

 

SPEEDOMETER INSTRUMENT CLUSTER GAUGES 2016 DENALI XL

 

It only had 8 miles, still used but I think it's a good deal..

Thanks for posting. I took the chance on it before getting a hold of GTPrix for compatibility. If it was not the correct one, I was going to sell here for what I paid...

 

 

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Nice! I'm trying to catch up on some emails now so I should be able to get to it :)

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Nice! I'm trying to catch up on some emails now so I should be able to get to it :)

Good Deal. Waiting for computer to boot up [emoji15].

 

 

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Thanks for posting. I took the chance on it before getting a hold of GTPrix for compatibility. If it was not the correct one, I was going to sell here for what I paid...

 

 

 

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Well hopefully you have a 2016 GMC Sierra, and if you do then it will work fine and if you don't you can always sell it and I'm pretty sure for more lol

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Well hopefully you have a 2016 GMC Sierra, and if you do then it will work fine and if you don't you can always sell it and I'm pretty sure for more lol

I have a 2016 Silverado LT. From what I've read and confirming with GTPrix, it's compatible. I didn't confirm the part # on the listing prior and hope all is ok. If there is a compatibility issue, I'll list it here for what I paid.

 

 

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I have a 2016 Silverado LT. From what I've read and confirming with GTPrix, it's compatible. I didn't confirm the part # on the listing prior and hope all is ok. If there is a compatibility issue, I'll list it here for what I paid.

 

 

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Well it can probably work but your lighting is gonna be different since the Sierra has red lighting and the Silverado has blue..

 

 

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Well it can probably work but your lighting is gonna be different since the Sierra has red lighting and the Silverado has blue..

 

 

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I'm ok with that.

 

 

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I'm ok with that.

 

 

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Chris already shipped out my Cluster, hopefully I'll get it by Monday or Tuesday.... after I get it and install it, I'll post some pictures... was trying to get it ready for Truck Wars here in California but I guess I have to wait..

 

 

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Got mine installed yesterday. ab83afb4b5596069ec82908985b3583c.jpg0048c5e06b1d14efc83098031508d660.jpg0ad2645d4f5f647fbe63c358c6c07700.jpg

 

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Got mine installed yesterday. ab83afb4b5596069ec82908985b3583c.jpg0048c5e06b1d14efc83098031508d660.jpg0ad2645d4f5f647fbe63c358c6c07700.jpg

 

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It doesn't show your miles on it ?

 

 

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It doesn't show your miles on it ?

 

 

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Denali clusters only show it on entry and if you scroll to that screen, they aren't like the other ones where its constantly shown :)

 

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From the previous page :)

 

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It doesn't show your miles on it ?

 

 

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That was the first start up. It took a few seconds to initialize I guess.

 

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That was the first start up. It took a few seconds to initialize I guess.

 

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Looks pretty badass, I'm just waiting patenting for mine to arrive... hopefully it gets here quick lol

 

 

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Denali clusters only show it on entry and if you scroll to that screen, they aren't like the other ones where its constantly shown :)

 

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From the previous page :)

 

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Ohh okay, I got it.. lol

 

Quick question, you guys don't provide a tracking number when you guys ship them back to us?

 

 

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Well I got my Cluster already and already installed... here are some pictures from mine 459a4b87d321dcb79c0c6a911df61643.jpgd12b2e8e0c2079ec0986ec6452262e5b.jpg7b19789e8a4456bcd096351272407a1e.jpg2057522518155ca6dbd7197962f3c96b.jpg

 

 

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Well I got my Cluster already and already installed... here are some pictures from mine 459a4b87d321dcb79c0c6a911df61643.jpgd12b2e8e0c2079ec0986ec6452262e5b.jpg7b19789e8a4456bcd096351272407a1e.jpg2057522518155ca6dbd7197962f3c96b.jpg

 

 

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That looks pretty nice. I am still trying to figure out if I want to do it to my chevy. What did it run ya if you don't mind me asking?

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