DCazares

A lot of good info here. I always wanted to add Android Auto to my 2014 but $1500 is an absurd amount IMO. I will be following this.

Welcome

I agree with Mileguru. The system is nice and effective when it is 80 degrees out, but for example my truck sits 9 hrs in the sun that makes it reach 120 degrees inside (Houston Tx summer), it usually takes around 25 minutes to get it to where you don't need the ac vents directed at your face to be cool. In my case it also doesn't help that I drive West on my way home at 5 pm lol. Back on subject: I never use the adjustable pedals. I think I have used them twice just to make sure they work.

I believe he wants to use only the back section and keep the same lower seat section. I didn't know double cabs didn't have the center cupholder fold down. I think you can make it work.

You can find them on ebay. Make them an offer on the listings with the Make Offer. I just bought a set a few weeks ago.

Find a good local PDR guy and get if fixed and move on. Next time you purchase a vehicle do an in depth inspection.

If you are on the radio screen and touch and keep your finger pressed on the screen, you can slide it (send it) toward the cluster and your DIC will switch automatically to the radio screen.

Here are your options if you want to keep the OEM screen. https://www.gm-navigation.com/gm-navs/gmc-navigations/

Page 32 has the info you need.

2014 Sierra Purchased in November 2013, currently at 59,600 miles

The Radio screen stays the same. My Denali cluster shows the same "splash" screen as the radio screen does showing "GMC Intellilink"

Won't work on a 2015 since Android Auto wasn't released until the 2016 models.

Can you post a picture of what you have in your truck? Hard to believe your Denali didn't have it standard. I thought all K2's had led dome lights as well.

You can get a 2018 GMC Denali from Laura GMC for 41K right now.

The only difference I noticed is that the weather advisories don't pop up in the Denali Cluster.