guage in the instrument cluster?
Feb 4, 2004 | 10:41 PM
#11
Originally Posted by 02denali
man i think i am going to try that 
hey bring it by and we will both try.
BTW im probably gonna get the truck back tomorrow from century.
Feb 5, 2004 | 05:50 AM
#13
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From: Naperville, IL
Originally Posted by tuckerwilliam
Hey Rado, good deal, I never thought of that. What model did you order the parts from a Denali, Slade or an SS? I guess a Denali because of the color of the gauges, right? Do you remember what it entailed or should I just head to the parts dept. and poke around on their computer?
Thanks!
Thanks!
I checked on this last summer. At the time the cost was $75 for pre 2003 I think, and $125 for 2003. They told me it was factory components with instructions that required only minor soldering. I didn't buy it at the time because I was just starting to buy other options for my new truck. I will probably check into this again myself now that the thread reminded me about it.
I should have put this info in my first post.
Feb 5, 2004 | 08:12 AM
#14
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From: Yorkville IL - Chicago
Originally Posted by Red Rado
Glad to help. Contact http://www.usspeedo.com/trans.html
I checked on this last summer. At the time the cost was $75 for pre 2003 I think, and $125 for 2003. They told me it was factory components with instructions that required only minor soldering. I didn't buy it at the time because I was just starting to buy other options for my new truck. I will probably check into this again myself now that the thread reminded me about it.
I should have put this info in my first post.
I checked on this last summer. At the time the cost was $75 for pre 2003 I think, and $125 for 2003. They told me it was factory components with instructions that required only minor soldering. I didn't buy it at the time because I was just starting to buy other options for my new truck. I will probably check into this again myself now that the thread reminded me about it.
I should have put this info in my first post.
Feb 5, 2004 | 12:04 PM
#16
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From: Lake Cumberland, KY
Hey cool, I'm getting fired up!!! I want to keep my stock gauges and cluster but would sure like a "stock" tranny temp. gauge.
I'm assuming that price comes with the sender and wiring, etc?
OKay, okay...I'll wait.....
I'm assuming that price comes with the sender and wiring, etc?
OKay, okay...I'll wait.....
Aug 2, 2004 | 03:34 PM
#18
Anyone know where to get the stock overlay, that has the Trans temp display in it?
I want to get the temp guage from usspeedo, but I want it to look stock. No chrome or colored overlays, Know what I mean?
I want to get the temp guage from usspeedo, but I want it to look stock. No chrome or colored overlays, Know what I mean?
Aug 3, 2004 | 12:09 AM
#20
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From: Norman, OK
I put my boost guage in the cluster. Worked fine, easy install. It did require cutting into the circuit board, but a little solder and relocating a diode and I was good to go. You do have to cut a hole completely through the cluster including the black backer piece. I also had to use a right angle fitting for the boost guage for an autometer phantom guage. The entire install took me about an hour, but I am an installer at a stereo shop so I am pretty good at some creative modification.
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