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    Default Do Sierras and Escalades share gauge clusters?

    I know a number of parts are interchangeable between Silvies/Sierras/Escalades. Does anyone know if the gauge cluster is one of them? I ask because I'm contemplating a gauge face and needle kit and the ones I'm liking seem to be listed for Escalades.

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    Quote Originally Posted by surrealone View Post
    I know a number of parts are interchangeable between Silvies/Sierras/Escalades. Does anyone know if the gauge cluster is one of them? I ask because I'm contemplating a gauge face and needle kit and the ones I'm liking seem to be listed for Escalades.

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    Yes, the clusters are interchangeable, but factory faces are not interchangeable with the 1500 model trucks because ALL escalades and denalis have the transmission temperature gauge. Escalade style gauge faces without the transmission temperature gauge on them are compatible, and so are the escalade clusters themselves if you swap the whole cluster (this requires programming of odometer and hours). You can also switch just the lens (bezel) with the escalade part which has chrome/metallic trim.

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    Thanks pmf. Very helpful.
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