Chevrolet 1500

[78SA]

I got a 1988 1500 and want to change out the worthless instrument cluster they put in those. Where is a good place to find one? CL doesn't have any listed around here. :waiting:

[DukeAllen]

Did you try fleabay?

[kylebuck]

ill give you a dollar, i need a tow vehicle

[78SA]

Did you try fleabay?

Yeah. They have the same kind I already have.

[Kerrmudgeon]

My 90 CK1500 has a full array of gauges, and you can probably find one at a scrap yard. It'll fit right in. :thumbs:

[Grey Ghost]

Be careful about the sending units. Sometimes, you have to change those if you change the gauges.

Try LMC Truck.

[C5Nate]

Truck Parts and Truck Accessories (http://www.lmctruck.com/icatalog/cd/full.aspx?Page=31)

[Stangkiller]

I might know somebody with one from a ~97 era truck, do you know how new of a cluster you can use?

[Bucwheat]

ROCKAUTO may have them.

[RED-85-Z51]

88-94 were the same, if you have a tach...then the optional full gauge setup will work, if no tach, then you have more work to do to get it.

My 94's stock factory gauge cluster is still functioning perfectly, tach, speedo, water temp, oil pressure, fuel level and battery volts, very accurate.

My 97 has the typical 95-99 style, same array ,different gauges

[78SA]

I might know somebody with one from a ~97 era truck, do you know how new of a cluster you can use?
I'm guessing 88-94. :lol:
88-94 were the same, if you have a tach...then the optional full gauge setup will work, if no tach, then you have more work to do to get it.

My 94's stock factory gauge cluster is still functioning perfectly, tach, speedo, water temp, oil pressure, fuel level and battery volts, very accurate.

My 97 has the typical 95-99 style, same array ,different gauges

I don't think it has the tach. I am about to go to bed so I will check later or tomorrow. :cert: