This is a factory original 2015 Chrysler 300 gauge cluster that has never been installed but it has blemishes. It is believed to be an assembly line reject or an engineering sample. If it has been programmed, mileage is unknown. However, a warranty of 30 days is included, for your peace of mind.

This is part number P05091702A_. (AA, AB, AC, etc. AA through AZ interchange.) We strongly recommend staying with your current part number to avoid possible problems. Please look at our other listings or drop us a message if you do not see your number or have questions. We have many different versions.

We have provided the part number to make it easy. If you order it to replace something other than an part number listed and it does not work for you, that's not a defect. It's a compatibility problem and is a result of buying the wrong number for your vehicle, as built.

Check your part number and/or check with your dealer!! Seriously!! We're the parts guys. We wouldn't say it if it wasn't important. There's more to a part working for you than having your vehicle on a basic year, make, model list. EVERY part offered on a given model is on a list like that. Not just the parts on your vehicle, as built. Trim line, options, location, etc can all affect which part your vehicle needs. Electronics, which work in conjunction with other parts in the vehicle, are especially important to match up!

Programming at a dealer or cluster company will be required. We do NOT provide this service. We are a parts store. We have no control over the programming requirement. Thank Chrysler...

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According to our information, it works in some highly optioned 2015 Chrysler 300 cars. However, we have provided the part number so you can compare it to yours and/or check with your dealer.

Please note: we assume no liability for what other people say this will fit either. (Forums, buddies, relatives, blogs, etc.) Check with your dealer.

You will have to get it programmed for your vehicle. We do NOT provide this service. We are a parts store. Programming is Chrysler's doing. Thank them, not us...