Bigburb3500
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Like this would EVER happen. Geez. The nuclear warfare is more likely.There're also mouth breathers during virus panics.
joe
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Like this would EVER happen. Geez. The nuclear warfare is more likely.There're also mouth breathers during virus panics.
joe
Just an update.. the only thing so far that doesn't seem to “work” is the trip meter 1-2 … the mileage will dash will flash when you start the truck and disappear, will see it keeps going up as you drive it
They are not as bad as they look, i still need to adjust it a bit to the right and up a bit. i need to get another suburban bezel to mate to the escalade one i have match.You will need to send the IC in to get programmed to work with the HUD and get everything else working correctly. The main thing holding me up from doing what you did is the gaps at the top of the IC into the bezel area.
The other thing holding up any of my progress is my sister needing a vehicle while hers gets repaired, so since I'm a nice brother i guess she gets to borrow my spare rig which i'm not entirely happy with...But i should hopefully have it back in another week or two. Now that the wife has cleared her plants off the table i might even get to tear down the ICs non-destructively to see about transferring the Esky internals into the Burb case so that the mismatch in the shroud isn't there. That's my hopeful goal
i used an oscillation tool, took about 10min,And even if i achieve my goal, i think the same cuts will need to be made to the back side of the dash
They are not as bad as they look, i still need to adjust it a bit to the right and up a bit. i need to get another suburban bezel to mate to the escalade one i have match.
this is the bezel, i have the one from the escalade.. just need a spare from a Tahoe/suburban the cut-paste them together
I cut the bottom ones off flush on the escalade cluster, put the cluster in its place, bolted the lower brackets back in the factory holes using the "lower" holes to hold it up, the top ones do not line up either but you can use a screw still. My cluster is just held in place with the trim piece, it doesn't move, or can move it. it could be adjusted a little higher and to the right a bit. but not going to secure it till i make the trim piece@BigPac just to be sure. The upper 2 mounting holes worked, but you had to make new bottom holes correct? In terms of mounting to your burb? Those holes look like they line up
I cut the bottom ones off flush on the escalade cluster, put the cluster in its place, bolted the lower brackets back in the factory holes using the "lower" holes to hold it up, the top ones do not line up either but you can use a screw still. My cluster is just held in place with the trim piece, it doesn't move, or can move it. it could be adjusted a little higher and to the right a bit. but not going to secure it till i make the trim piece