Huck

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So. Me and my buddy were talking tonight and he brought up a good point about Esky/Nali/etc gauge clusters.

He's got an 03 Z71 that did not come with the towing package and doesn't have a trans cooler. If he puts in an Esky cluster, will the trans temp be able to be programmed?

I know it's still got the sensor for the idiot light but I didn't know if something would be different since there's no cooler setup.
 

Khaos

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It should work just as a plug-n-play deal, but I have read about it not registering the temp at all. IIRC, James' blue CC has issues with it (could be wrong, but I definitely remember someone on here having trouble at some point)

YMMV, but it wouldn't hurt to try. Worse case scenario is you have a cool cluster upgrade and have to get it programmed.
 

BOO5TED

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Yeah, mine worked with the SS cluster just had to plug it in. I've only heard of one other person that had to have it programmed and it was on a 02 rcsb work truck.
 

Cleanoh4

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Look on the front of your radiator if you see a smaller one attached then you have one
 

Big Tex

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Yes I doo :happeh:

Well. Have a small cooler on the driver side for power steering fluid and one in the middle which im assuming is ttans cooler
 

BOO5TED

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Yes, the small vertical one is for PS and the smaller horizontal one is for trans.
 
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if u have a Bluetooth obd2 adapter and torque app, u can read the trans temp if the sensor is there. If u get info on that, cluster should be plug n play