how to install trans temp gauge?
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Hey yall I was looking to install an aftermarket trans temp gauge on the pillar in my 99 chevy silverado 1500 z71. I was wondering how difficult it would be and if someone could give me a little instruction on how to wire this gauge. Thank you for responding.
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Is it the newer style 99? I wanna say that 99 and up are prewired for the cluster gauge to work. I know in my 01 I just added a Denali cluster and the trams temp gauge works like a charm
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Yeah its the new body style 99, I would rather not put a new cluster in there and just put it on the pillar because it is cheaper and I think those pillar gauges look pretty sweet. Where do I wire the gauge into.
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Alright well I appreciate the response and I actually might look into installing a cluster out of a cadillac or denali with the trans temp gauge because those look pretty freaking cool.
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Seemed the easiest way to go about it to me lol. Good luck man. I got my cluster for 150, it's gonna have different miles on it but there's places you can send it to get your mileage programmed into it
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