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This is a remanufactured 8" HMI Display Link for 2014 - 2018 Silverado $550

THIS FITS THE FOLLOWING VEHICLE APPLICATIONS:

2014 - 2018 GMC Sierra

2015 - 2018 Chevrolet Silverado

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  • FACTORY OEM STEREO RADIO TOUCH SCREEN RECEIVER
  • ITEM IS IN GOOD WORKING CONDITION
  • ITS  FULLY FUNCTIONAL AND GUARANTEE TO FIT AND WORK AS INTENDED
  • WORKS WITH FACTORY BACKUP CAMERA AND STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS
  • THIS HAS A SLIVER FINISH ON THE RADIO
  • Part Numbers:
  • 84096255 84203827, 84638208, 84096258, 84096267, 84096268,
  • 84482488,
  • 23383717,
  • 84133797,
  • 84203826,
  • 84540936

 

  • RADIO IS WORKING AND ALL FUNCTIONS AT 100%

 

 

 

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Frankielozano214 Senior Enthusiast

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That’s not how this works, if u have the small screen u need to get another radio module (programmed to your vin) screens don’t need programming FYI I’ve swapped my screen a few times no programming need. Damn 550$ is kinda expensive 😂 ****** I can barely get 150/200$ for mine 

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Good to know. I've always had the 8" and updated from IO5 to IO6 and yes, had to program the module but not the screen. I updated the photos so thank you. I finally upgraded to the 12.1" Tesla style screen. I'm going off of eBay. Dude on there has sold 22 of them for more than this. 

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On 5/7/2022 at 4:02 PM, DBrach said:

Good to know. I've always had the 8" and updated from IO5 to IO6 and yes, had to program the module but not the screen. I updated the photos so thank you. I finally upgraded to the 12.1" Tesla style screen. I'm going off of eBay. Dude on there has sold 22 of them for more than this. 

Is the IO6 the Andriod Auto/Carplay capable version?  Do you have that for sale?

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3 hours ago, UofAZCats said:

Is the IO6 the Andriod Auto/Carplay capable version?  Do you have that for sale?

Yes, the IO6 is the Android Auto capable version and I have that installed in my truck. I don't have one for sale. Check eBay though, a bunch on there!

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23 hours ago, DBrach said:

Reduced - $450

Reduced? you had it for $400 on May 11.

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9 minutes ago, bwlaqua said:

Reduced? you had it for $400 on May 11.

Yup, my BAD...editing now. Thanks for that catch :) 

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Yeah they do, I usually list on here Ebay cost minus the fees. Expands the buyer base for sure! 😁

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