Tanin Auto Electronix Blue Needles with Silver Base for Chevrolet Silverado, Tahoe & GMC Sierra Speedometer Gauge (Set of 7 Qty)

Warning im not a expert in clusters and read the whole review.THIS COULD VOID YOUR WARRANTY.These needles were installed on a 2000 gmc sierra 1500.This part is not a perfect fit for the truck model if your using the OEM cluster. One would think the 99 to 2006 are perfect to swap for all parts but not on the cluster and needles.Tools You will need 1 flat sand file (the new needles white stick were the rod goes remove as much as you see fit). Also get a 1.0mm drill bit (were to buy hobby lobby or amazon, ebay)to enlarge the hole to fit the cluster rod(anything bigger might leave the needle way too loose).my 2nd warning practice and test fit using the extra 1 small needle if your using to OEM cluster has a total of 5 small needles you only need 4.Those wondering The chrome cover fits almost perfect just covers a little bit as shown in the picture.3rd warning when you put on the needles be very gentle or youll damage the cluster and needles wont work that's all I got.I did this little modification sinse I didn't want to spend around 300 to buy a new one or have it rebuilt nor could I find one in the junkyards from a tahoe, or yukon.Costs$24 to 28 for needles.$48 for the cluster chrome cover.$13 for the blue leds.All of this was purchased on amazon.GOOD LUCK.

Worked great but we're kinda dim at night. Still visible but not as bright as OEM

Put in a 06 Silverado. Comes with enough needles for if you have a trans temp gauge. Not a normal blue by any means, my speedometer still has white lighting so it ends up being an extremely light blue when driving at night. Overall good quality.

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a improvement over the OEM orange needles

Don't know what happened, but the ones I got are too short. I took my cluster out of my truck, took it all apart, spent an hr putting leds and a new face in. went to install the needles and needles don't even come close to touching. Reached out to company, got told it was not the needles they sell and they wanted the box, which was thrown in the wood stove because I assumed I had the right parts. Haven't heard a thing about it since.

Speedometer stepper motor quit, so I decided to upgrade with LED bulbs and blue needles, and I'm quite pleased with the results! Looks much more modern.

Looks great! Also did blue led lights behind the cluster and the needles glow blue too