pgamboa

Nope. Jump seats plug under the passenger seat. Center consoles plug under the radio in the dash. You'll need to extract the jump seat harness and send it here. https://harnessdr.com/product/23-pin-center-console-conversion-harness/ Once received, I build the conversion and send it back to you. There are USB cables also needed depending on the radio type you have. What is your trim? Have a pic of you radio? Thanks, Phil

Bought this from a member here but didn’t realize they don’t fit my truck. My truck is a 2021 Silverado LT 1500 and these don’t fit. They are out of a 2025 - Silverado ZR2 1500. They are longer in length. Reposting for sale. What you see is what you get. $60 shipped anywhere in the lower 48 states. Pic is from @wurgs original listing.

I’ll take these.

www.WhiteAutoandMedia.com HMI unlock feature will get you a camera icon.

I'm going to attempt to retrofit - Lane Departure Warning (LDW) to my truck. I did the HUD retrofit and after swapping my windshield to the HUD version, that prompted me to get the rear view mirror trim pieces. Part of that discovery lead me down this path of seeing if this could be done. I'm hesistant with the dome lamp wire harness part # 84711898 that was provided as it says it's not compatible with my year truck. So it's a gamble for that I might just take. So I'll be getting camera/harness and see what happens. From @Aaaaaaaayush - Thanks for this info! The Lane assist Camera 84586312 The Headliner harness 84711898 not sure if that's the right harness, there are only two listed, one with vanity mirror and one without

I’m looking to do this on my 2021 - Silverado LT - 1500 2WD truck. I recently grabbed a bumper in black from a local guy. @newdude thank you for all you do sharing valuable info. Reading this, I’m starting to think it might be a PITA lol. The goal was to get a black bumper and chrome delete it. Ended up with the dual HDMI port bumper and thinking maybe I go with a single exhaust.

I’m looking to do this on my 2021 - Silverado LT - 1500 2WD truck. I recently grabbed a bumper in black from a local guy. @newdude thank you for all you do sharing valuable info. Reading this, I’m starting to think it might be a PITA lol. The goal was to get a black bumper and chrome delete it. Ended up with the dual HDMI port bumper and thinking maybe I go with a single exhaust.

Reached out to me on the site, use the Contact us option and can go from there. Thanks!

This is Phil from HarnessDR. The Ambient LED light is a very soft light. It is similar to the light that is always on at night in the overhead console. I found that SUVs use this same light for their footwells and such, created this harness to add that same style to the trucks. I assume toj want it bright? So that you can light up the floors when you open the doors, or turn on the dome lamps? If so, maybe consider the these? 2014 - 2022 - GM Courtesy Lamp - Harness Dr. - DIY Done Right These lights will be similar to the dome lamps which output brighter than the ambient led light. These are the same lights you see inside the full center console. Also note, the LED Ambient Light harness doesn’t come with the light but the Courtesy Lamp does come with the light and harness. Hope this helps. Happy New Year!

Well… decided to abandon this project since finding a Multi Flex Tailgate. Thanks to @GTPprix for the development work on getting this to work on my truck! I’ll have all the parts to sell (might sell on eBay or here to someone that wants to buy the entire kit for the power lift QT6). Link to the video - Multi Flex Tailgate Retrofit

Alright - so I’m an idiot. I ran the GMLAN wire and spliced it to my running board harness’ GMLAN signal. Module didn’t respond. Perplexed… I took the tailgate harness apart at the main connector and found that the GMLAN pin #20 had BACKED out of the connector! So when I plugged it back in, it wasn’t making a connection. UGH. After spending almost 2 hours running that new wire. LOL. So, if you have the GMLAN signal in the connection under the bed, that is what is needed to establish the communications from the module to the truck. So.. now the module responds with my factory wiring! Will work on BCM stuff now once i get with WAMS on that part of it.

Another update on this. After doing some additional testing, I found my connection/connector under the bed (chassis side) doesn’t have the GMLAN signal present and why the module wasn’t communicating. I did a test run with some wire and got it to finally communicate. Here is the schematic. K194 is the tailgate control module. From there, the connection under the bed is the X926. Pin 20 is there but doesn’t make it all the way back into the truck. My X138 connector, pin 11 is what I used for the running board connector. So I temped in the wire run there to get it back into the truck’s BCM. Once I did that, it responded. Still working with WAMS to get my BCM programmed for this tail gate. We previously programmed my BCM for the Multi-Flex tailgate. So it didn’t quite respond the way it’s supposed to. More to come!

Questing for @Rally6.2RST and @Aaaaaaaayush - do you no longer need the rods on the upper part that connect to that middle actuator close to the handle?

I’ll be attempting to do this to my 2021 Silverado LT - 1500. Found a Sierra tail gate on FB Marketplace for $150. Started taking it apart and finding the motor, driver/passenger lock actuators are the same parts but are superseded with new parts #s. Harness part # is different (86780814). The module label was scratched off so not sure what to expect there. For the hinges, did you guys have to drill that out? They look riveted. On my grey tailgate, I have bolts but the donor tailgate looks riveted.