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orion1123

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  1. Not sure on part numbers, but as others have stated in this thread, you don't really need to spend the money on the harness. It is very easy to to run a positive and a ground wire, so that you don't need the harness.
  2. There was no Junction Block like 2007-2013.... Just the two wires that go into the SIR
  3. Thanks to the info in this, I was able to replace the 2015 steering wheel in my Silverado LT to the 2015 Silverado LTZ steering wheel with heat. I just wanted to add the info for anyone thinking about doing this to their 2014 or later truck and to add some info that I couldn't find in this post: 1. First, I wasn't quite sure on how to remove my airbag. I found this post that really helped. Also, it really helps to remove the plastic column covers FIRST, so you can access the holes in the back of the steering wheel. Here is a link to the post with pictures: http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/163179-removing-the-air-bag-and-steering-wheel/ 2. The Heated Steering Wheel Plug is not green anymore, it is now black. Also the two wires are purple/white stripe (HOT) and black (GROUND). I was not able to find a plug that would fit, so I cut the plug end off (from the truck side of the SIR Coil). I then directly connected my HOT wire to the purple wire and connected my GROUND wire to the black wire. This swap was very easy and took about 3 hrs from start to finish. The heat comes on when I push the button (it is not dependent on the outside temp). I did not need to reprogram the BCM, it worked immediately. Let me know if anyone has any other questions
  4. I would like to do this to my 2015 Silverado LT. I would like to replace it with the steering wheel from a 2015 Silverado LTZ. The steering wheels appear to be identical, with the addition of the heating option for the LTZ wheel. I have one question(which might be stupid) but: Can I use my existing clockspring and just run my 12v hot wire and ground wire directly to the heating steering wheel plug on the new LTZ wheel? I would think the steering wheel harness connection to SIR should be same?? Thank you for your input
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