DIY Bri shows you how to remove the dashboard on a Chevy Silverado, and remove the instrument cluster for repair or replacement or to remove the radio for repair or replacement. This video will apply to many GM car’s and Trucks such as the Tahoe, Yukon, Silverado, Escalade, Suburban, S-10, Blazer, Trailblazer especially in the year range 1995-2006 and some 2007 Classic Chevy Trucks. The Dashboard removal in this video is on a 2002 Chevy 2500HD
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How to repair/replace instrument gauge cluster stepper motors.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTm2oDx-_GM&t=22s
How to install a car stereo on a GM Truck
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How to fix gauges/stepper motors: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTm2oDx-_GM
How to repair PRNDL Display 2002 and older gm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTfPm1z3O58
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Awesome video! Thank you.
Did you happen to see what they named the truck?
Brian. I have a 1985 Chevy G30 van. As I understand it, they were all essentially the same from '68 though '96 but from '97 onward, Chevy trucks and vans have substantially different. Any tips on accessing the instrument cluster on an '85 G30? Thanks.
Thank you for the video so is it possible just to disconnect a couple warning lights? I have a short in the brake warning and seat belt lights, brake warning flashes and beeps constantly if my Silverado isn't stopped
EXCELLENT VIDEO, Thank you!!
Great time to clear the dust from the front cover.
I would of thought to disconnect the battery first to eliminate battery drain.
Thanks for the connector information
Another excellent video…..good comments….clear and steady video. I don't think you need the music because it's a bit annoying and interferes with your verbal directions. Thanks for helping us. Tim in Colorado
VERY HELPFUL THANK YOU
need to remove wire harness, from the airbag controller up into the dash
I have a chevy spark 2013, how do you remove the the bottom facial on the dash
What size socket man??
Don't you think it would be a very good idea to turn the key switch off before removing the plug to the instrument cluster? You did not cover this point and removing plug with power on can do irreparable damage to the instrument cluster.
How long does this take in total?
Hi, there away to put in an after market stereo and still control with the steering wheel?
Is the repair the same for manual shift gmc odometer not lighting up?
Awesome thank you very much
Thank you Brian!
Great video brother! Thanks for keeping it informative and yet straight to the main points!
Thanks great repair video…
I forgot to mention that the repairs need to be made on a 1998 GMC Sierra 1500 Pick up.
Brian what suggestions do you have for getting the blower for AC/Heat up and running? I already changed the relay that is above the glove box. Is it hard to change out the actual blower motor. Great Video.
DIY Brian: Great instructional video. It got even greater when you knocked off the crappy music near the end.
I'm thinking of doing this to my 97 Tahoe. What all is involved after the installation? Any programming of the CPU and/ or legal issues do to incorrect mileage. I'm not selling it ever (its a 2 door lol). Just curious, thanks.