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So I decided I wanted a new gauge cluster for my truck, But what to get? Well on March 12th I recived my order of a Hummer H2 White Faced Gauge Cluster....

 

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Then on March 16th I recieved my order of a Platinum Escalade Bezel....

 

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So I took the H2 Bezel off and replaced it with the Escalade one, and bingo....

 

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You can see the new gauge cluster on the bottom with the hummer h2 bezel on top. What a difference some chrome makes, and I love the fact its around each one of the gauges and not just the tach and speedo.

 

Anyways I havent seen this combo on any other truck so I might be the first, :crazy: Which totaly rocks. I have to go up to Concord this week and get my milliage transfered over, going to cost me 30$ but well worth it. I will post some pics after I get it installed.

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Got it all installed now, milliage transfered over. Everything is comming up milhouse.

 

12240395 $48.19 cents....plus shipping (rape) at gmpartsdirect.com

 

The best part about this setup all the parts are GM. From the white faced/red needle gauge cluster to the platinum escalade chrome bezel.

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What color does the cluster light up at night??

 

I like what you have! :thumbs:

 

I also can not find the H2 cluster on GMpartsdirect.com either. Do you have a part number??

 

Thanks! :cheers:

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the wiring for the tranny gauge is all there already..just plug-n-play on the cluster and everything works, if I remember right.

Baldy66 New Member

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I would like to know where you got the H2 cluster from. I see the ones on Ebay say they will only work for the H2 and not the trucks. Is it a matter of changing the faceplate to make this work?

Thanks!

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no temp trans gauge on my old cluster. This was a stock white faced h2 cluster that I just swaped the bezel on, had my milliage transfered over, and installed it. The h2 cluster is 2003 if that makes a difference. I will try to post some better pics of it tomorrow or sometime this week.

 

Sorry been busy xbox modding, thinking of putting an xbox in my truck. Got myself one of thouse halo limited edition green xbox's I am thinking of putting in.

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