Nirakoka Battery Distribution Fuse Block — GM 84354716 direct-replacement for 2014–2020 trucks & SUVs

The Nirakoka Battery Distribution Fuse Block GM #84354716 is a direct-replacement power distribution module engineered to restore reliable battery-to-fuse connections on select GMC, Chevrolet and Cadillac full-size trucks and SUVs.

This replacement fuse block fits the factory locations and electrical interfaces found on many GM vehicles from the 2014–2020 model years. Built to match the original equipment cross-reference numbers (including 84354716 and several others), the unit re-establishes organized power routing to fuses and relays so accessories and critical systems receive proper battery feed. Before ordering, confirm fitment against your vehicle’s year, make, model and OE part number to ensure compatibility.

Which vehicles and part numbers does this Nirakoka fuse block fit?

This module replaces several OEM references and fits a range of GM trucks and SUVs produced across a handful of model years. It’s intended as a like-for-like swap for the factory distribution block.

• Replaces: 84354716, 23190334, 23150676, 22985570, 23217054, 23264102, 23375728, 84095546.
• GMC: 2015–2020 Yukon and Yukon XL; 2014–2016 Sierra 1500; 2015–2016 Sierra 2500/3500 HD.
• Chevrolet: 2015–2020 Suburban and Tahoe; 2014–2016 Silverado 1500; 2015–2016 Silverado 2500/3500 HD.
• Cadillac: 2015–2020 Escalade and Escalade ESV.

How can I confirm this part will match my vehicle’s original equipment?

Verify fitment by matching the OE part number on your existing fuse block or checking the vehicle-specific parts list. Comparing connector layouts and mounting points helps prevent ordering the wrong item.

• Inspect the OE number stamped on your current module and compare to the replacement references.
• Check connector pin count and orientation against photos or vehicle diagrams.
• Measure mounting hole spacing if your vehicle has nonstandard brackets.
• Contact a certified technician or parts department with VIN for final confirmation.

What symptoms indicate the battery distribution fuse block needs replacing?

Problems with the distribution block can cause intermittent or permanent electrical failures across systems that draw power from those circuits. Look for signs indicating degraded connections or internal damage.

• Blown or recurring fuses and sporadic accessory power loss.
• Burned smells, visible corrosion, melting, or discolored plastic on the block.
• Electrical faults that persist after replacing fuses and relays.
• Dashboard warnings or systems that work only when wiggling wiring/connectors.

How difficult is installation and what should a DIYer expect?

Installation difficulty ranges from moderate to professional level depending on access and vehicle layout; basic electrical experience and hand tools are usually sufficient if you follow safety steps.

• Disconnect the negative battery terminal before any work to avoid shorts.
• Document connector positions and take photos to ensure correct reassembly.
• Remove mounting bolts, unplug harnesses, swap the old module for the Nirakoka unit, then reattach harnesses and fasteners.
• Test each circuit and start the vehicle to confirm proper operation after installation.

Who is this for: The Nirakoka Battery Distribution Fuse Block GM #84354716 is for owners, mechanics and fleet managers who need a dependable OEM-style replacement for power distribution in GM full-size trucks and SUVs from specified model years. It suits DIY technicians comfortable with automotive electrical work and professional shops seeking a cost-effective, cross-referenced module that restores factory functionality. Always double-check fitment and wiring compatibility before purchasing to ensure a clean, safe installation.