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

What's their shipping charge? The $341 I found was with free shipping.

 

I can't imagine it wouldn't. Believe me, I'll get frustrated and want to pull the trigger. If you think about it, there's the USB between the cluster and HUD (has been the hardest to find), the wiring b/t the cluster and HUD and the wiring to the switch.

 

From the HUD:

1 wire goes to the cluster

2 wires go to the switch

1 to ground

1 to + voltage

 

From the switch:

2 go to the HUD

1 to ground

1 for the LED backlight dimmer

 

I'm confident I've found the connector that goes to the HUD (will confirm when it arrives) and think I may have the switch connector identified. I've got to figure out which terminals to use in those connectors. I just ordered the correct colored/striped wire

 

 

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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

I'd much rather stress over it all, lol. I'll email him shortly.

 

 

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I'd much rather stress over it all, lol. I'll email him shortly.

 

 

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Hahahahahhahahaha I'm dying here LOL :)

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Just sent him an email. Chris, would you give him a heads up if you don't mind?

 

 

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I found something very interesting last night while I was looking at a Tahoe for the wife at my local dealership. There's a salesman leaving and on his way out he directs me to a 2016 Escalade on the used lot. Not what I'm looking for but I check it out anyway.

It's going to take a little fabrication, maybe just cutting off the center channel speaker grill off, trimming it to fit and having it recovered but I think it could work. c66d0872ee528446da31579931d9361c.jpg

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Got my cluster ordered. Chris is going to program it for the HUD. Looking forward to getting this working in the silverado before my birthday.

 

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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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I couldn't sleep last night, so I did some exhaustive searching and, thanks to your pics, I may have found the exact cable that GM uses. It should be here by Thursday.

 

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My cluster will ship out to Chris tomorrow. Can't wait to get it back.

 

 

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Thought I'd already posted this...

 

Found the wiring connector for the HUD.

 

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...and got the color coded wire in.

 

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Thought I'd already posted this...

 

Found the wiring connector for the HUD.

 

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...and got the color coded wire in.

 

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Nope. Been holding out on me. :-)

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Im very excited to see if you get this working.

Oh, it's going to happen. The challenge is going to be if we can make it look factory.

 

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Found the HUD switch connector

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