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  1. Buckwild27
    https://harnessdr.com/product/off-road-light-headlight-switch-bcm-harness/
  2. Buckwild27
    Another site for camera options in case you want to add front and side cameras. https://www.camerasource.com/automotive-backup-cameras?make_filter=6012&model_filter=6204&year_filter=6280
  3. Buckwild27
    Do you have the part number for the red stitched wheel? My all terrain's wheel is looking rough.
  4. Buckwild27
    I gave him that option already. I feel he wants cheap and hard way not expensive and factory functioning.
  5. Buckwild27
    Where did you get the wheel wrap from?
  6. Buckwild27
    You just use the camera from the 3rd brake light. You can mount it in the cap. I didn't search for the best deals on the stuff i just got you the part numbers.
  7. Buckwild27
    You want to do mine next?
  8. Buckwild27
    The top comes off the center console too.
  9. Buckwild27
    You can look on this site maybe find what you're looking for they do have a switch option for multiple camera angles. https://navtv.com/
  10. Buckwild27
    I just gave you the 2 easy plug and play options that everyone does. And have personally done myself.
  11. Buckwild27
    You can also upgrade your radio HMI to allow carplay and android auto and then get this adapter harness so you can push a button on your radio screen and turn on the backup camera while driving down the road. https://harnessdr.com/product/2016-2019-silverado-sierra-reverse-camera-adapter-harness/ https://www.whiteautoandmedia.com/product/car-play-upgrade-retrofit-kit/
  12. Buckwild27
    https://harnessdr.com/product/2014-2018-rear-view-dimming-mirror-harness/
  13. Buckwild27
    I added all the things you need for rearview mirror setup. I put this in my 2014 and my 2018 sierra's
  14. Buckwild27
    You can get the camera cord on Amazon it comes in several lengths. Camera and mirror is off a 2020+ truck. Cord link https://a.co/d/g1R6T7s Mirror needed https://ebay.us/m/sW8Yqd Camera needed https://ebay.us/m/iNwqHp
  15. Buckwild27
    I feel like it would be easier to just do the live view rearview mirror the hardest part of figuring that out is how to mount the camera. It you have auto dimming drivers mirror you'll already have power to the rearview mirror you'll have to get a mirror from a 2020+ truck and you'll have just the camera wire to run to the back of the cab. If you don't have auto dimming drivers mirror then you'll have to get a harness from harnessdr.com. all in all way easier then what your trying to do.
  16. Buckwild27
    You can put a hellcat supercharger on it.
  17. Buckwild27
    I removed the pump and got this adapter and plugs. https://pnptechworks.com/online-store/ols/products/1300482 https://www.hawksmotorsports.com/genuine-gm-gen-v-lt-vacuum-pump-delete-plugs-l83-l86-lt1-lt4-l8b-l8t-11602943-x2/ https://pnptechworks.com/online-store/ols/products/1300524
  18. Buckwild27
    Look into getting a transmission from the 2005+ Nissan Xterra or Frontier. Manual 6 speed they make adapter kits to mount to the Lt motor.
  19. Buckwild27
    Installed new Bilstiens front and rear.
  20. Buckwild27
    Mounting brackets are different in the front. The back seat will bolt in.
  21. Buckwild27
    Yes i have. Mine works this way. Here's how I did it on my 2014. And how I'll do it on my 2018. https://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/214990-oem-off-road-light-switch-install/page/30/#comment-2650532
  22. Buckwild27
    It adds 2 more quarts to the capacity. Roughly 1.5-2" if memory serves me correctly.
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    I remove thermostat in the spring and put it back in when winter hits,in my 2014 Sierra I use for work. I removed it from my 2018 Sierra because it only get driven in the summer months. And I have the PPE pans on both. So my temps are lower now.
  24. Buckwild27
    I have the PPE pan on both my trucks. No regrets here.
  25. Buckwild27
    With factory cooler and the bypass, driving through stop and go traffic in Pittsburgh in the summer my truck hit 175° in the winter time you might see 120°. I put the updated thermal bypass valve back in for the winter in my work truck. I do a lot of open road driving and it doesn't get over 100° in a 70 mile drive with the bypass. It's around 140° with thermostat in. These are pan fluid temps.
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