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Bazno1 Enthusiast

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If you have a 2017 yes we could retrofit program a 2017 Tahoe/Suburban LTZ cluster to work in that application.

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Would it have to be the Tahoe/Yukon cluster or would a Sierra Denali work also? And I am guessing it would have to be the 2017 not a 2016 right?

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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
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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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GTPprix Senior Enthusiast

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You want a 2017 Suburban or Tahoe LTZ cluster not Sierra or Yukon as the lighting is wrong for a chevy.

Bazno1 Enthusiast

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You want a 2017 Suburban or Tahoe LTZ cluster not Sierra or Yukon as the lighting is wrong for a chevy.

If I am not too concerned about the color of the lighting would the Denali clusters work? Reason I ask is that I can find Denali clusters but the Chevy ones are hard to come by. My truck is the only silverado in the whole country so no one other than me would really know that the color was not correct. Alternatively am I not able to change the color tu suit a Chevy?

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GTPprix

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If I am not too concerned about the color of the lighting would the Denali clusters work? Reason I ask is that I can find Denali clusters but the Chevy ones are hard to come by. My truck is the only silverado in the whole country so no one other than me would really know that the color was not correct. Alternatively am I not able to change the color tu suit a Chevy?

 

 

No the physical FACE has a different color for the numbers as well as the LED lighting behind it.

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Justin5352 Enthusiast

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I have a 2016 SLT 2500HD Diesel, do I need a cluster out of a denali diesel or will one out of a yukon denali work for me. I realize it has to be a 2016 for a 2016. Thanks for any help!

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CRApex Enthusiast

CRApex

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And would the escalade cluster fit in the sierra?

 

He said no in an earlier response to someone else that asked.

GTPprix Senior Enthusiast

GTPprix

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I have a 2016 SLT 2500HD Diesel, do I need a cluster out of a denali diesel or will one out of a yukon denali work for me. I realize it has to be a 2016 for a 2016. Thanks for any help!

 

 

A yukon denali wouldnt have a Diesel Tach scale.... I mean it would work but might look silly.

Justin5352 Enthusiast

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A yukon denali wouldnt have a Diesel Tach scale.... I mean it would work but might look silly.

 

 

 

That didn't even cross my mind but makes perfect sense. I will try and find a cluster out of a Diesel.

Thanks for the help!

tjn54321 Enthusiast

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I have a 2015 (not 2015.5) silverado LTZ Z71. Will a 2015 sierra denali gauge cluster work with mine? If so do you know the part number for the gauge cluster.

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I have a 2015 (not 2015.5) silverado LTZ Z71. Will a 2015 sierra denali gauge cluster work with mine? If so do you know the part number for the gauge cluster.

It won't. I asked the same question in an earlier post.

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tjn54321 Enthusiast

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Yeah i know the escalade cluster wont work with it but im asking if a 2015 sierra denali cluster will work with a 2015 silverado. I emailed MVI and got there message after i posted here and they said you can switch a 2015 sierra denali cluster into a 2015 silverado.

 

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Yeah i know the escalade cluster wont work with it but im asking if a 2015 sierra denali cluster will work with a 2015 silverado. I emailed MVI and got there message after i posted here and they said you can switch a 2015 sierra denali cluster into a 2015 silverado.

 

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Sorry about that. I misread your question.

muddy Enthusiast

muddy

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Chris , I have a 2015 LT Chevy. I had the MVI car play radio conversation. Would I get a cluster from a 2015 since my truck is a 2015 or a cluster from a 2016 since the radio is from a 2016? Thx!

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