8” 55pin Touch Screen Digitizer Replacement for GMC MyLink Navigation Radio Replace DJ080PA-01A fit for 2015-2018 Chevrolet Suburban Tahoe Chevy Colorado Silverado GMC Yukon Canyon Sierra

This is probably my 1st Amazon review, because I just don't do those things, but I felt obliged to share my review and extremely positive experience. I felt skeptical that this had quite a few 1-star reviews, but for the money, it was hard to turn down. The hardest part? Removing the old broken glass digitizer. The easiest part? Ease of installing the new digitizer after making sure the old adhesive was cleaned off. The ribbon cable plugged back in immediately and I was back to pressing around my music pre-sets and map view in no time. I'm not everyone else, but I'm guessing they didn't follow instructions, cleaned & prepped the screen pre-installation, or got the ribbon back in correctly, but the process took less than 1 hour (45 minutes was cleaning the old glass off CAREFULLY).

Was easy to install. However, one 2nd one, both immediately exhibited ghost input issues I was trying to resolve. At least the 2nd one takes most touch inputs when not ghosting. I wish there was another alternative, but other similar products appear larger than this one even though they say they are same replacement part #? Was hoping for better.

Don't let my 5 star review of the "ease of install" fool you. Removing the factory head unit from a 2012 Chevy Suburban is not for the faint of heart BUT... there are some great videos on YouTube that show the process step by step. Once the radio was out and on my kitchen table, taking the entire assembly apart to get to just the raw touch screen was kind of a PIA as well. But I took my time and organized all of the removed screws. There are step by step videos online of that process as well. Once I was down to having just the bare LCD screen in my hand, removing the digitizer took a bit of time with my heat gun and the pry tools they provide but it was not difficult. Placing the new digitizer was easy and reassembly of the car took only a fraction of the time it took to disassemble everything. Once back together, everything worked perfectly and my wife is so pleased. Her touch screen works like new again and for only a fraction of a cost of the $1,000 the dealer wanted to replace the LCD. Total time spent was probably an hour watching and rewatching the online videos and then another hour to remove the radio, replace the digitizer and then about 15 minutes to put everything back together again. Well worth it if you're handy. If you've ever replaced a stock radio in your car with an aftermarket radio, you can easily tackle this job. If not, a car stereo installation store can easily handle this job for you.

The digitizer screen on my ‘17 Silverado went out about two years after purchasing it. Always ghosting or not working at all. I put up with it for years before a friend told me about this product. Figured for $30, I’d give it a shot. The most difficult part of the process is removing the old digitizer screen and cleaning up the edges where the new screen will seal. This screen does come with two sided tape already installed and the fit was perfect. It also comes with some tools to help with removing the old screen. I recommend taking pictures through the process so you can reference them if you get confused when reassembling everything. I’ve had the screen on for about a month, and the touch screen works great. Quality seems to be good so far. It’s also very clear and bright. Better than the OEM part when I purchase the truck.

Ghost touching is gone! I did have a challenge after installing it. The screen was black although radio worked and knowing where the favorites were the touch functionality worked. Thought I had a bad unit and ordered a replacement. After thinking about it opened it back up and found one the ribbon cables wasn't aligned properly (user error). Promptly cancelled the replacement.

The 1st one ordered only worked for about 1/2 Hour. Yes, I followed all the instructions and watched many videos. I've been taking apart vehicle dashes since the 1980s. I am confident I installed it perfectly. It worked great at 1st, then it suddenly started jumping and ghosting and being non-responsive. I took it back out. Arranged an exchange with the seller. In 3 days they sent a replacement. I installed the new one exactly the way I did before, but this time the replacement worked perfectly and has been for the past 4 days. I gave 4 stars because of the time wasted getting a bad screen, but all in all, they sent a good screen so I'm pretty happy with it, but not happy with the loss of my time. In the event it doesn't hold up, I'll edit the review and date the time it took to fail, but I really don't think it will, a working screen is pretty nice!

After instally the new glass the buttons worked fine and everything seemed great. The next morning I get in the truck and the screen is going crazy with ghost touching and not working in different areas. This product was worse than the original screen I took out.

IT WORKED!! 5 star for now. Hopefully it works long term. Not that hard to replace. I was nervous because of some of the negative comments but if you follow instructions and watch a YouTube video or 2 you should be fine. Cheap fix. Sure beats spending 300-600 or more on a new stereo