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JimCost2014

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  1. Welcome to the site. First, congratulations on your taste in trucks! Just go to a site like Tire Rack, or Discount Tires, they have a tire calculator that will give you the overall diameter of the tire you are looking at compared to stock.
  2. Your HMI module may have failed. If so, you can replace it with the upgraded 2.5 version which has more features than the 2.0 that you currently have. (Glass half full view).
  3. Welcome to the site. What trim level is your truck?
  4. Great looking Denali, Dodge was not a bad looking truck either. How did you rack up 45000+ miles in, I am guessing an 18 month period?
  5. You are very welcome. Search the site, lots of members have done this upgrade, along with vendors here that can walk you through it.
  6. Yes, you need the 2.5 version, you should have the 2.0 in your truck right now (HMI).
  7. Maybe??? What is the prize if we guess correct?
  8. Copy this, even with the misspelled word, then go to the internet, paste it, the thread comes up under GM-Trucks.com. The search function on the site is pretty bad. Vacuum Pump Delete - Electric Replacmenent It talks about deleting the pump, not all replace with the electric version, that was the just original OP's question.
  9. Welcome to the site. Can you find the size for 2015 - 2018? All would be the same bolt.
  10. Welcome to the site. Know it is not a truck, but give this a look:
  11. Try this thread for more info on your question: Vacuum Pump Delete - Electric Replacmenent By 300 Blackout, October 10, 2018 in 2014 - 2019 Silverado & Sierra
  12. Welcome to the site. Check your battery to see if it is the original.
  13. Welcome to the site. Take it to your dealer and see if they will help you with the warranty issue. You might have a HMI module failing.
  14. Think you should just replace your battery. Once they get to the point of having to jump it, you will experience all kinds of electrical problems.
  15. Yea, he has two things on his mind, go make some new human friends, or just cause some trouble, either way he will enjoy him time away. Have you put a GPS collar on him to see where he is going?
  16. Too tell you the truth, Huskies are butt heads, we could walk them 10 times a day, and I guarantee you we would still find turds somewhere. We have to have a strong enclosed fence system, since they like to "escape" and "roam" every chance they get, so I can not blame the neighbors dogs. Here is an example when the wife forgot the close the driveway gates. 30 Seconds of freedom..mp4
  17. It is, and that leads to a lot of poop, Huskies have an incredibly high metabolism, so in one hole and right out the other.... That is why they are walked once a day, helps on the amount in our yard.
  18. Put these in over 2 years ago, still working great. First thing you notice though, they are bright and kind of overpower the factory camera (hope that makes sense), so keep your foot on the brake while backing up, between the 2 light sources, it makes a big improvement over the factory bulbs.
  19. Pull the #18 fuse in the passenger side fuse box, start the truck, turn off, open drivers door, then reinstall fuse and see if that helps.
  20. Our current pack, not so sure about the protection part, but they have their moments when they think they are tough. Plus they have their own truck now, rough life they lead.
  21. That should work the same as if you started off in the M1 mode from a stop.
  22. Welcome to the site. Not following what you are saying as far as removing the camera. Did you take the access panel in the tail gate off to get to the camera?
  23. 3 total in the truck. Good luck!
  24. Passenger side fuse box, #10.
  25. Maybe try turning on the switch for the cargo lamp and see if there is any power to the plug with it on. In the factory set up, that toggle switch controls both the cargo lamp in the 3rd brake light housing on the roof and the two LED's under the bed rails.
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