Wanting to replace my gauges with premium cluster

[Poker Cop]

I would like to replace my gauges with the 7 inch premium cluster, but I see prices all over the place. Can someone point me in the right direction to find one at a reasonable price? Programming needs to be included. I have a 2017 1500. Thanks!

 

[SitKneelBend]

I would like to replace my gauges with the 7 inch premium cluster, but I see prices all over the place. Can someone point me in the right direction to find one at a reasonable price? Programming needs to be included. I have a 2017 1500. Thanks!

I would check the forum classifieds. They show up in their frequently and many forum members have the AlfaOBD app now which allows them to correct mileage themselves.

Personally I would look into getting AlfaOBD yourself if you are looking to do more changes like this. The app will pay for itself many times over.

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[jimlmackjr]

Local junk yard near me in Texas sold me the Evac for 140$ than Alfa it
Than I found the Rebel overlay so now it good-looking

 

[xumengpeter]

car-part.com and call the junkyard.

 

[RodeoRam]

car-part.com and call the junkyard.

That's what I did and saved over $400 from new Mopar price. It's still a gamble and takes some hustle checking every day.

 

[xumengpeter]

That's what I did and saved over $400 from new Mopar price. It's still a gamble and takes some hustle checking every day.

gotta love junkyards!

 

[Khanaar]

Are these things plug and play? I've got a 19 express with the small EVIC, I'd like these guages in my rig

 

[SitKneelBend]

Are these things plug and play? I've got a 19 express with the small EVIC, I'd like these guages in my rig

If it's a Classic, you can swap and correct the mileage with AlfaOBD, a compatible OBDII adapter and a security bypass cable.

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[Ricks Ram]

Are these things plug and play? I've got a 19 express with the small EVIC, I'd like these guages in my rig

Yes, it's a plug and play upgrade. You will need to either program the mileage and engine hours yourself with the Alfa tool which sometimes doesn't want to take on certain speedometers or there are several places on line that will program it for you. You can also purchase a speedometer with more miles than your trucks currently has and wait for the mileage to match and then do the swap. That's what I did with mine.

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[BigHornGuy]

Are these things plug and play? I've got a 19 express with the small EVIC, I'd like these guages in my rig

As others have stated yes they are plug and play, I do see you're in canada, is your cluster in miles or kilometers?