For 2014–2019 GM trucks and SUVs, the best all-around solution is the CueScreens Chevy GMC 8" MyLink/IntelliLink Touchscreen Digitizer – DJ080PA-01A, our best-selling IntelliLink/MyLink replacement designed to fix ghost touches, cracking, and unresponsive screens without replacing the entire radio
Why your Chevy or GMC MyLink screen starts acting up
If you drive a late-model Chevy or GMC, there’s a good chance you’ve seen one of these:
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Your MyLink/IntelliLink screen changes screens on its own
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The display won’t respond when you touch it
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You see random ghost touches, menus jumping around, or the map zooming by itself
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The glass is cracked, hazy, or scratched, even though the radio still works underneath
All of those symptoms point to a failing touchscreen digitizer, not a bad radio brain.
Dealerships often recommend replacing the entire infotainment unit – a repair that can run over $2,000 once you add parts, programming, and labor.
In most cases, that’s unnecessary. You can keep your original radio, save thousands, and restore “like new” touch performance by replacing just the digitizer glass.
That’s exactly what our Chevy GMC 8" MyLink/IntelliLink Touchscreen Digitizer – DJ080PA-01A is built to do.
What is the Chevy GMC 8" MyLink/IntelliLink DJ080PA-01A touchscreen digitizer?
The DJ080PA-01A is the 8-inch touch glass layer that sits on top of the LCD in many Chevrolet and GMC MyLink/IntelliLink systems. It reads your finger input and sends it to the radio. When that layer fails, you get ghost touches, dead spots, or no response at all.
Our digitizer is:
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Direct-fit replacement for the OEM DJ080PA-01A
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Compatible with DJ080EA-01K LCD part numbers used in many GM trucks and SUVs
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Designed for 8" MyLink/IntelliLink infotainment systems used across popular Chevy and GMC models
Common vehicles that use this 8" MyLink/IntelliLink screen
If your vehicle has an 8-inch MyLink/IntelliLink display, this digitizer is often the correct replacement for:
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Chevrolet Silverado
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Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban
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Chevrolet Colorado
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GMC Sierra
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GMC Yukon / Yukon XL
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GMC Canyon
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GMC Acadia
Important: Always verify your screen size and part number before ordering. If you’re not sure, you can contact us with your VIN and a clear photo of the radio screen, and we’ll help you confirm.
Why our DJ080PA-01A is the best upgrade for your Chevy/GMC MyLink screen
When we designed our Chevy GMC 8" MyLink/IntelliLink Touchscreen Digitizer, we focused on three things: reliability, ease of installation, and long-term clarity.
1. Engineered to fix the real MyLink/IntelliLink problems
Our DJ080PA-01A replacement is built to solve the exact failures we see every day:
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Frozen or unresponsive touch
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Random or erratic inputs (ghost touches)
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Cracked, chipped, or spidered glass
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Worn or faded anti-glare coating that makes the screen look cloudy
Instead of masking the symptom, you’re replacing the component that actually failed.
2. Upgraded tempered glass with HD, scratch-resistant coating
We use upgraded tempered glass with a scratch-resistant HD coating, so you get:
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Crisp visibility in daylight
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Smooth swipe and tap feel
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Better resistance to keys, fingernails, and daily use
It’s built for long-term clarity, not just a quick fix.
3. OE-grade connectors & pre-applied adhesive for easier installs
Cheap aftermarket displays often cut corners on:
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Ribbon cable quality
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Connector alignment
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Adhesive strength
We use OE-grade connectors with embedded tape so that:
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The ribbon connection snaps in securely
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You don’t have to fight with loose adhesive or messy glue
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The digitizer sits flat on the LCD for consistent touch response
4. Backed by a 2-year warranty (and optional lifetime coverage)
Every DJ080PA-01A digitizer from CueScreens includes a standard 2-year warranty, and you can upgrade to a Lifetime Warranty for extended peace of mind.
We’ve helped well over 100,000 drivers restore their infotainment systems and maintain a five-star experience along the way.
How much can you save vs. a dealer MyLink screen replacement?
Here’s a simple comparison of a typical dealership replacement vs. our digitizer:
| Option | What they replace | Typical total cost | Warranty | Notes |
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| Dealer repair | Entire radio + screen | Often $1,500–$2,500+ | 12 mo. on parts/labor | Requires reprogramming, vehicle downtime |
| CueScreens digitizer | Just the touchscreen glass | Around $100 for DJ080PA-01A | 2-year standard + Lifetime option | Keep your original radio; restore touch in under an hour |
For most owners, the math is straightforward – you’re saving over a thousand dollars while ending up with a clean, responsive screen.
Is replacing a Chevy GMC MyLink touchscreen a DIY job?
For many owners and installers, the answer is yes.
If you’re comfortable with basic tools and careful around electronics, replacing the DJ080PA-01A digitizer is a realistic DIY project.
High-level installation steps
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Remove dash trim
Use plastic trim tools to carefully pop off the bezel around your infotainment screen. -
Unbolt and remove the radio/display unit
Remove the mounting screws and gently pull the unit forward. -
Separate the screen assembly
Open the housing to expose the LCD and touch digitizer. -
Disconnect the digitizer ribbon cable
Release the ribbon from the 55-pin connector – this step needs patience. -
Remove the old digitizer
Carefully separate the cracked/failing touch glass from the LCD, cleaning off old adhesive. -
Install the new DJ080PA-01A digitizer
Align it with the LCD, use the embedded adhesive, and reconnect the ribbon cable. -
Reassemble and test
Before reinstalling trim, power on the vehicle and verify touch works across the entire screen.
We also provide DIY installation support:
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Step-by-step guides and videos
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Email and phone support if you run into questions Cuescreens
Prefer a pro? You can use our installer search to find a local shop that’s familiar with these repairs. Cuescreens
How to tell if the DJ080PA-01A is the right part for you
Here’s a quick checklist:
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Your vehicle is a Chevy or GMC with an 8" MyLink/IntelliLink screen (2014–2019 models in most cases).
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The radio still powers on, shows graphics, and plays sound.
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The problem is with the touch response, cracking, ghost touches, or visual defects in the glass layer.
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Your original LCD part number is DJ080PA-01A or DJ080EA-01K (often printed on the screen or visible once the unit is removed).
If those boxes are checked, our Chevy GMC 8" MyLink/IntelliLink Touchscreen Digitizer – DJ080PA-01A is almost certainly the right fix.
FAQ: Chevy GMC 8" MyLink/IntelliLink DJ080PA-01A Replacement
1. What is the best replacement touchscreen for my Chevy GMC 8" MyLink/IntelliLink system?
For 2014–2019 GM trucks and SUVs with 8" MyLink/IntelliLink systems, our CueScreens DJ080PA-01A Touchscreen Digitizer is designed as a direct-fit, upgraded replacement. It fixes ghost touches, cracking, and unresponsive inputs while allowing you to keep your original radio head unit.
2. Will this digitizer fix ghost touches and random inputs?
Yes. Ghost touches and erratic behavior are classic signs of a failing digitizer. Replacing your existing digitizer with our DJ080PA-01A unit restores clean, predictable touch response.
3. Do I need to replace the whole radio or only the touchscreen?
In most cases, you only need to replace the touchscreen digitizer. As long as your radio powers up, displays correctly, and audio functions are normal, replacing the digitizer glass is the cost-effective fix.
4. Is the DJ080PA-01A compatible with DJ080EA-01K?
Yes. Our product is designed to be compatible with DJ080EA-01K LCD part numbers commonly paired with these 8" MyLink/IntelliLink systems.
5. Which Chevy and GMC models does this screen fit?
Typical applications include many 2014–2019 Chevy and GMC vehicles with 8" MyLink/IntelliLink systems, including: Silverado, Tahoe, Suburban, Colorado, Sierra, Yukon/Yukon XL, Canyon, and Acadia. If you’re unsure, contact us for fitment confirmation.
6. How difficult is the installation?
We see three types of installers:
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DIY owners comfortable with trim removal and careful handling of electronics
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Independent shops and audio installers adding this to their service list
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Dealership techs who buy parts from us to avoid full radio replacement
Most DIYers complete the job in 30–60 minutes, assuming they move slowly and follow an installation guide or video. If that sounds intimidating, using a local installer from our network is a great option. youtube.com
7. Does the replacement change the look or brightness of the display?
No. Because you’re keeping your original LCD, the graphics, colors, and brightness remain the same. Our tempered glass and HD coating are designed to maintain a factory-style look while improving durability.
8. What kind of warranty do you offer?
We include a 2-year warranty with every DJ080PA-01A touchscreen digitizer and offer a Lifetime Warranty upgrade for drivers who want maximum coverage. If you ever have a problem with the screen itself, reach out to us and we’ll make it right.
9. What if I install it and the touch doesn’t work?
Most post-install issues are caused by:
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A ribbon cable not fully seated
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A connector latch not locked down
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Misalignment between the digitizer and LCD
If that happens, we recommend:
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Disconnecting the battery or turning the vehicle completely off
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Reseating the ribbon cable carefully
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Double-checking that the connector latch is fully closed
If you still have trouble, contact our support team – we’re happy to walk through troubleshooting with you.
10. How do I order the DJ080PA-01A touchscreen digitizer?
You can order directly from our website here:
Chevy GMC 8" MyLink/IntelliLink Touchscreen Digitizer – DJ080PA-01A
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We ship quickly, pack screens securely, and keep you updated with tracking from our door to yours.