Is DJ080EA-01K the Same as DJ080PA-01A? Chevy/GMC MyLink Fitment Explained

DJ080PA-01A and DJ080EA-01K are the same LCD panel. They are two OEM part number stamps GM used on the same 8-inch MyLink and IntelliLink display across Chevrolet and GMC trucks and SUVs, not two different screens. One Cuescreens replacement covers both.

Why Your Screen Might Show Either Number

The stamp you see depends on the supplier or production run GM used when your specific vehicle was built. There is no DJ080EA-01K specific version of this display and no compatibility gap between the two numbers. If your original screen is stamped DJ080PA-01A or DJ080EA-01K, the same replacement fits.

Vehicles That Use This Platform

Cuescreens replacements built for the DJ080PA-01A and DJ080EA-01K platform cover:

• Chevrolet Silverado
• Chevrolet Tahoe
• Chevrolet Suburban
• Chevrolet Colorado
• GMC Sierra
• GMC Yukon / Yukon XL
• GMC Canyon
• GMC Acadia

Always compare your factory screen's printed part number against your vehicle before ordering, since the same body style can span multiple production years and supplier changes.

The Real Choice: Digitizer-Only or Full LCD Assembly

The decision that actually matters here is not DJ080EA-01K versus DJ080PA-01A. It is whether to replace the touchscreen digitizer only or the complete LCD and touchscreen assembly.

Touchscreen Digitizer Only ($99.99): This installs over your existing LCD and replaces just the touch layer. It is the lower cost option, but it requires separating the original touch glass from your LCD, which is a more hands-on repair. Most experienced DIYers complete it in about 45 to 60 minutes. Choose this if you are comfortable with a more involved install and want to keep cost down.

Complete LCD + Touchscreen Assembly ($199.00): This is a fully pre-bonded, plug and play unit that replaces both the LCD and the digitizer in one piece. There is no separating layers or scraping old adhesive. Choose this if you want a faster install with less internal handling.

Both options resolve the same underlying failures: ghost touches, frozen or unresponsive input, cracked or worn glass, lines in the display, dark spots, flickering, washed-out colors, and delamination along the screen edges. Both are backed by a 2-year warranty with a Lifetime upgrade available, and both fit vehicles using either the DJ080PA-01A or DJ080EA-01K factory display.

How to Confirm Your Part Number

The part number sticker is typically printed on the back of the original screen assembly. If you are unsure which number you are looking at or the sticker is worn, send photos of your current screen and your vehicle information before ordering so it can be confirmed.

About the Author: Daniel Gigante has over 18 years of experience in the automotive industry, with a focus on vehicle technology, infotainment systems, and real-world reliability. He writes about automotive design, touchscreen usability, and how modern technology impacts everyday driving.