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Fuel pump. Possibly. Just had to replace ours. After a horrendous battle with the dealer misdiagnosing our issue.

Pillars are from a 2015 Sierra 1500 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Wtb or trade the A pillar on passenger side without handle. I have the one with handle and need one without handle for a project I’m doing for fabricating speaker pods. Will upload pics of mine later.

There’s a lil grommet under both the driver floorboard and passenger front floorboard. Both in the same locations. You’ll have to pull the carpet up but it would be just where your left foot ( driver seat) rests while sitting. Vice versa for passenger side. So it’d be your right foot. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Those are usually fabricated.

Right now the tweeter is on the door on the black piece trim and sits right above the dash when you close the door. No I wasn’t able to get the 4” to sit in the dash. [emoji24] if I had the right tools I might be able to cut into the dash where the factory hole is to make it sit in but right now the magnet is preventing it from sitting due to not enough depth. I’m planning on fabricating the pillars to hold both the 4” and the tweeter so that they’re both facing towards each respective seat. I would say definitely do the 3 way. The sound is just so much more distinctive than the 2 way. So for now the dash panel piece is just sitting on top with the pillars holding it in place.

I installed the Hertz ESK 163L.5 for my front stage powered by the Alpine PDR F50 4 channel amp. Bridged the outputs to run 140watts to each channel. I messed up with the dash speakers. So will end up fabricating the pillars to hold the tweeter and 4” midrange.... eventually. Whenever I have time. Sounds phenomenal. And overall very pleased with the sound.

The lcq1 is the upgrade from the lc7i. I didn’t have to upgrade my speakers. I had originally wanted to keep the factory HU until the alpine came out and had planned to upgrade all my speakers with it so I went ahead and got the lc7i. Do note I had the Bose audio so the sub wiring was already there to take the signal from. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Audiocontrol Lc7i. That’ll give you a good alternative to an aftermarket Hu. I had one in mine until I got the alpine restyle.

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Passenger rear. On the wall. Right above where the jack is roughly. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Could be either. I had the same issue a few months after i got mine. I can’t remember exactly which one i replaced as I’ve had to replace both the relays and the igniter. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Try swapping the relays with new ones. Just Bc you can hear them clicking doesn’t mean they’re working. My sisters were clicking but wasn’t turning on. Replaced with spare relays i had a viola. If it’s not that it could be the igniter going out. I think that was my first replacement.

Not all the connections. Just the speakers wires. Everything should work the same. The amp is still powered and working in the background. The bose amp just powers the speakers. Onstar and all of that are on another module.