Dakota Digital has been offering drivers the option to update their underwhelming dash center for decades. Their newest addition to the line is a series of options with their six-gauge, direct bolt-in replacement instrument panel for 1995-98 GM pickups and 1995-2000 SUV and HD models.
This system allows users to update the look of their original dash, and increases compatibility with the powertrain. It replaces the entire factory instrument cluster and the lens assembly. Learn more in the official release below.
Official Release:
Dakota Digital Releases Instruments for 1995-2000 GM Trucks and SUVs
A six-gauge, direct bolt-in replacement for 1995-98 GM pickups and ’95-00 SUV and HD models, complete with dedicated solid state sending units. This kit requires hardwiring into the stock harness; it is not a direct plug-in. Update the look of your OBS dash while adding compatibility to whatever engine and transmission you are running.
System replaces the entire factory instrument cluster and lens assembly, fully remade with a billet aluminum housing and optical grade polycarbonate lenses.
Analog Gauges |
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Speedometer |
·0 -160 MPH (optional metric version 0- 255 kmh) |
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Tachometer |
·0- 8,000 RPM |
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Oil Pressure |
·0- 80 psi |
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Water Temperature |
·100- 260ºF (optional metric version 40- 120ºC) |
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Fuel Level |
·E, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, F |
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Voltmeter |
·9- 17 VDC |
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Lighting |
·Back lit technology is popular with performance instrumentation due to precise lighting allowing you see what is truly important when you really need it at a quick glance. Each number, tick mark, annunciator, needle, indicator and digital message center is lit by a series of LEDs behind the gauge face. |
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Digital Message Centers |
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Standard Displays |
·Odometer (One time user settable, Million Mile) |
·Dual (A/B) Trip Meter (0- 9,999.9) |
·Clock (12 hour) |
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Performance Meters |
·0- 60 MPH Timer (0- 100 kmh) |
·1/4 mile time |
·1/4 mile end speed (trap speed) |
·High speed recall |
·High RPM recall |
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Gauges |
·Speedometer (0- 255 MPH/kmh) |
·Tachometer (0- 9,900 RPM) |
·Oil Pressure (0-100 psi displayed in 1 psi increments) |
·Water Temperature (100- 300ºF/ 40- 150ºC displayed in 1 ºF/ºC increments) |
·Voltmeter (9- 17 VDC) |
·Fuel Level (0-99% full) |
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Lighting |
·Auto-contrasting LCD display for optimal view in the brightest of sunlight. |
·LED backlit at night to match/ complete the look at night. |
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Built-in Indicators |
Indicators |
·Turn Signals (Left/ Right) |
·High Beam |
·Check Engine |
·Parking Brake |
·Cruise Control (On/ On & Engaged when vehicle is equipped) |
·Gear Position (Optional GSS-2000 sensor required) |
·4 x 4 (When vehicle is equipped) |
·Wait to Start (When vehicle is equipped) |
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Included Sensors |
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Water Temperature |
·1/8″ NPT, ground isolated sensor with a 10 ft harness. |
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Oil Pressure |
·1/8″ NPT solid state sensor with a 10 ft harness. |
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Cable Driven Speed Sensor/ Generator |
·Replaces GM style speedometer cables with a 10 ft harness. (Tremec and Ford style adaptors available on request.) |
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Bushings |
·Each kit comes with 1/8″ to 1/4″, 3/8″ and 1/2″ NPT bushings along with bushings for 12mm and 16mm x 1.5 threads. |
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Calibration |
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Pushbutton |
·Dakota Digital instruments are programmed and operated by the push of a button. Simply mount the included pushbuttons supplied with your gauges in a convenient and easily accessible location. These buttons are used to calibrate your speedometer, set the cylinder count and the fuel level gauge. Once properly configured these same buttons are used to access the wealth of information located in the Digital Message Centers. |
Features:
- Dakota Digital Has New Bolt-In Panel for GM Trucks
- Available for 1995-98 GM Pickups and 1995-2000 SUV and HD Models
- Offers Better Features and Compatibility Over Stock
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