Which Chevy and GMC Vehicles Use the 8-Inch MyLink Digitizer?

Several Chevrolet and GMC vehicles share the same 8-inch MyLink or IntelliLink touchscreen platform, but not all of them use the identical part number. This guide breaks down which vehicles use which 8-inch display reference, so you can confirm the correct replacement before you order.

Chevrolet Vehicles With the 8-Inch MyLink System

The following Chevrolet models have been equipped with an 8-inch MyLink infotainment display, depending on model year and trim: Silverado, Tahoe, Suburban, Colorado, Malibu, Equinox, and Traverse.

The Chevrolet Silverado is one of the most widely reported vehicles for this specific failure point, with owners commonly describing ghost touch, frozen screens, and dead zones tracing back to the same underlying digitizer bond issue.

GMC Vehicles With the 8-Inch IntelliLink System

The following GMC models have been equipped with an 8-inch IntelliLink infotainment display, depending on model year and trim: Sierra, Yukon, Canyon, and Acadia.

The GMC Sierra is a common example, where a screen that shows a clear image but does not respond to touch points to a failed display assembly rather than a software or head unit problem.

These Vehicles Do Not All Use the Same Part Number

This is the part that trips up a lot of DIY installers: sharing the same screen size does not mean sharing the same part. GM used more than one supplier and connector layout across this vehicle range, so vehicle name alone is not enough to guarantee fitment.

• DJ080PA-01A platform: commonly used across the Silverado, Sierra, Tahoe, Yukon, Suburban, Colorado, Canyon, and Acadia.
• LQ080Y5DZ06 reference: used in the Chevrolet Malibu and Equinox.
• GM part number 84361015: used in the Chevrolet Traverse, across LS, LT, RS, Premier, True North, and Sport trims.

Model year coverage for the DJ080PA-01A platform can vary depending on trim and production run. Rather than relying on a single year range, the most reliable way to confirm fitment is to match your existing screen or radio assembly's printed part number directly against the reference numbers above.

Digitizer Only or Full LCD and Touchscreen Assembly?

Once you have confirmed your part number, the next decision is whether you need a digitizer-only replacement or a complete LCD and touchscreen assembly.

If your screen still displays a normal image but touch input is unreliable, ghost-touching, or completely unresponsive, a digitizer-only replacement is typically the correct repair. If the display itself is also affected, such as a black screen, severe dimness, lines, or dead pixels, a full LCD and touchscreen assembly is the more appropriate solution since it replaces both components at once.

Cuescreens offers both options for the DJ080PA-01A digitizer-only and the DJ080PA-01A full LCD and touchscreen assembly, along with the Malibu and Equinox digitizer and the Traverse digitizer.

Why This Happens Across So Many GM Vehicles

The 8-inch MyLink and IntelliLink display uses a bonded LCD and digitizer assembly, held together by an adhesive layer that maintains the electrical relationship capacitive touch relies on. Repeated heat and cold cycles in the vehicle cabin cause that adhesive to break down over time, which is why the same symptoms show up across so many different vehicles that otherwise look nothing alike.

For a deeper breakdown of what actually causes these failures, see What Causes Touchscreen Failures in the Chevy and GMC 8-Inch MyLink and IntelliLink, or for a full comparison of your repair options, see What Is the Best Replacement for Your Chevy GMC 8-Inch MyLink and IntelliLink.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Chevrolet models use the 8-inch MyLink or IntelliLink system?

Chevrolet vehicles equipped with the 8-inch MyLink or IntelliLink system include the Silverado, Tahoe, Suburban, Colorado, Malibu, Equinox, and Traverse, depending on model year and trim.

Which GMC models use the 8-inch MyLink or IntelliLink system?

GMC vehicles equipped with the 8-inch MyLink or IntelliLink system include the Sierra, Yukon, Canyon, and Acadia, depending on model year and trim.

Do all of these vehicles use the same 8-inch digitizer?

No. GM used more than one 8-inch display platform across these vehicles. The Silverado, Sierra, Tahoe, Yukon, Suburban, Colorado, Canyon, and Acadia commonly use the DJ080PA-01A platform, while the Malibu and Equinox use the LQ080Y5DZ06 reference, and the Traverse uses GM part number 84361015. Always confirm your specific part number before ordering.

How do I know which 8-inch MyLink digitizer my vehicle needs?

Compare the part number printed on your existing screen or radio assembly against the reference numbers for your vehicle. Vehicle name alone is not enough to guarantee fitment, since GM used different display suppliers and connector layouts across different production years.

Should I buy the digitizer only or the full LCD and touchscreen assembly?

If your screen still displays a normal image but touch input has failed, a digitizer-only replacement is typically sufficient. If the display itself is also affected, such as a black screen, dim image, or dead pixels, a complete LCD and touchscreen assembly is the more appropriate repair.

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.