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How much was the I/P harness for the hud SUV's?

Best price I found was around $340. I'll post it's p/n along with the HUD cluster visor in cocoa.

 

 

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@Viktorrocks15   Nice Work!  For anyone that is looking at doing this MOD, I have am now offering the harnessing for this upgrade.  It is $150 shipped, Canada +$10.  It will also include the

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You know that old saying, "if you have to ask..." [emoji12] This is easily a $1000 plus mod. It really depends on how much you pay for the cluster and whether it's used or not. One guy paid $150 for a

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Just to add some tidbits so they don't get lost:   1. Requires custom programming for factory sierra Denali 2. If not a factory Denali (i.e. Every other c/k truck and SUV) will require Denali clust

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Not a great pic, but the Denali visor cutout for the HUD is indeed larger than the collision detection cutout.

I looked at my truck and a Yukon side by side and it looks like the defroster panel is interchangeable but there's no way to tell for sure without measurements or buying one to try out.

 

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In the pic, I don't see a spot for the forward collision alert unit. Wonder if the HUD takes care of that in its place.

 

 

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Yes, GTPprix has confirmed that the HUD does both.

 

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Good pics. Lot's of obstacles to make this happen on the trucks...the biggest might end up being the wiring to the switch and HUD unit itself. I'm starting to feel more like the visor and defroster panel might work. One of us will just need to go for it..

I think the biggest obstacle is going to be making it look good. If we can get that harness, we can source the connectors and that cable.

 

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One more thing before I forget. Those of you doing Denali Cluster conversions with us, this IS something we can set it up for if you choose to do it later. It WILL have DTC's in the cluster however they wont set any visible indicators. There is more programming involved but its totally doable and have used this scenario for a few people over the years; just another thing to think about :)

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I stopped and looked closely at a Tahoe dash and compared to my Sierra. I'm pretty certain the dash visor from the Tahoe will not work on the pickups. The pickup visor fits in a well defined recessed groove where as the suv extends beyond where the pickup visor sits. The suv's have no defined recessed groove so if we tried to put the suv visor on our pickups it would definitely not fit or look right imo..Good news is I have a feeling the SUV Defroster grille for the HUD model has a good chance of working, so we wouldn't even need the visor. Does anyone have a hud model SUV you could pop the visor off so we can get a good look at the defroster grille?

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So the ends of the USB cable I ordered don't quite fit. The bulky ends keep it from going in. I may try to remove some of the material unless someone knows of a slimmer version.

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Where did you source the cable from? The dealer?

No, from Amazon. It's the right USB type, just the over molding around it is too large. The OEM USB cable with the correct connectors is part of the I/P harness as well. I wonder if GM uses that same USB in other areas where it might be a stand alone cable.
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No, from Amazon. It's the right USB type, just the over molding around it is too large. The OEM USB cable with the correct connectors is part of the I/P harness as well. I wonder if GM uses that same USB in other areas where it might be a stand alone cable.

 

Do you think the I/P harness would take care of all the wiring needs? $321.00 through gmpartsdirect.

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Guys, contact gen5diy tell them I sent you, Ofer will hate me but there is no one I would trust more to make these harnesses and they definitely will be less than $300 LOL

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