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18 minutes ago, Viktorrocks15 said:

@BigJoshE this is the thread


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@BigJoshE this is an AWESOME Mod and welcome to the site :thumbs:

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[mention=199813]BigJoshE[/mention] this is an AWESOME Mod and welcome to the site :thumbs:
thanks man, buying the cluster this Fri!


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On 2/27/2019 at 3:00 PM, SS502 said:

@BigJoshE this is an AWESOME Mod and welcome to the site :thumbs:

So I’m definitely doing this mod. Purchased off of the same eBay seller that has surplus 2018 units that have been verified new. I just have to email WAM when their ordering opens up. I was hoping to ask my fellow forum members a few questions. First, when you guys go into the dealer for something, can we( and should we) put the old cluster back in to avoid any potential dealer issues?   Secondly, when I send the email to Chris, I know I have to give my vin, but do I need to list mods like Ltz tail lights, Dqs mirrors, heated steering wheel, and intellihaul front camera(maybe for camera)? I’m not sure, but I want to make sure. I hope this isn’t a totally stupid question. Ty guys. 

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52 minutes ago, Jchoi said:

So I’m definitely doing this mod. Purchased off of the same eBay seller that has surplus 2018 units that have been verified new. I just have to email WAM when their ordering opens up. I was hoping to ask my fellow forum members a few questions. First, when you guys go into the dealer for something, can we( and should we) put the old cluster back in to avoid any potential dealer issues?   Secondly, when I send the email to Chris, I know I have to give my vin, but do I need to list mods like Ltz tail lights, Dqs mirrors, heated steering wheel, and intellihaul front camera(maybe for camera)? I’m not sure, but I want to make sure. I hope this isn’t a totally stupid question. Ty guys. 

On the first part, I kept my stock cluster in case I have anything happen that they would think of being electronically involved, like Infotainment problems, or something that could possibly point back at the cluster. I have left mine in for an oil change and a new headlight and they didn’t even notice. The techs are used to seeing the Denali dash so unless it’s related to the dash board or something of that nature, I’d leave it. Now if my Stabilitrac was giving me problems or my cruise control then I’d probably swap in the stick cluster. As for what Chris would need to know as far as your already completed Mods...I would PM @pgamboa and ask for his advise, he has a good working relationship with WAMS. 

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Cluster - I would keep stock for the same reasoned mentioned above.

Cluster programming - “Additional notes” should be things that would interface with the cluster.. things like Park Sensor, Seat Memory, HUD... and any other piece of hardware that needed programming.

Items like Head/Tail Lights, Heated Wheel, Mirrors, consoles... no. He won’t need to know that.


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Has anybody with a 2017 purchased a new cluster and got 3 different part #s that would work or says replaced by *newer part #*??

 

I pinged Wams already(waiting for verification on the newer #) but wanted to check here to see if anyone got that newer part and had no issues (color, features, etc) I checked on here and saw someone mentioned the 84380242(but don't think I saw a follow up post with it installed), but Wams said that # is good to go as well.

 

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6 minutes ago, jpinoy said:

Has anybody with a 2017 purchased a new cluster and got 3 different part #s that would work or says replaced by *newer part #*??

 

I pinged Wams already(waiting for verification on the newer #) but wanted to check here to see if anyone got that newer part and had no issues (color, features, etc) I checked on here and saw someone mentioned the 84380242(but don't think I saw a follow up post with it installed), but Wams said that # is good to go as well.

 

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They supersede P/Ns all the time for various different reasons.  Just buy one that WAMS shows on their list that will work for your 2017 and you'll be good.

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They supersede P/Ns all the time for various different reasons.  Just buy one that WAMS shows on their list that will work for your 2017 and you'll be good.


Yeah, that was my concern in the various reasons the p/n supercedes the older p/n. I know WAMS confirmed the first 2 #s. Was just checking on the "latest" p/n. Either way, I'm getting one of those 3.. [emoji28]

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Yeah, that was my concern in the various reasons the p/n supercedes the older p/n. I know WAMS confirmed the first 2 #s. Was just checking on the "latest" p/n. Either way, I'm getting one of those 3.. emoji28.png

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Gotcha.  For it to supersede, it has to be a fully compatible replacement so the newest supersession should work.  If it didn't, things would be a s*** show.

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Gotcha.  For it to supersede, it has to be a fully compatible replacement so the newest supersession should work.  If it didn't, things would be a s*** show.
Yup, know how that goes [emoji28].

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If anyone is looking for a 2017 Denali Cluster (P/N 84201626) with RED gauges I have one available. This is a USED cluster that has had the BLUE/GREEN gauges replaced with RED.

Available to forum members for $250 shipped if you PM me.

See eBay posting for more info:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2017-GMC-YUKON-DENALI-CHEVY-TAHOE-SUBURBAN-PREMIERE-INSTRUMENT-CLUSTER-84201626-/254152502141

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Cluster has been sent to WAMS and super excited, but waiting patiently, to get it back. Such a  cool mod.  Thanks to companies like WAMS for giving us options for all kinds of mods. 

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Just a question for those that have done business  with Chris and Wams. Do they send you a notice and tracking number once they’ve receive and completed the reprogram? I know they’re busy, so do t want to send him too many emails. I figured I’d ask here first. Ty. 

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