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The harness that came with the lights is just a red and black on the relay, and an on/off button. I was wiring 12v at the lights to + on harness, and ground to - on harness. I know nothing about relays/triggers.

sorry for the dumb question. Are you saying to run all the way to the button in the cab? Or connect the 4pin relay to the cargo light + wire, then pull hot and ground from the trailer light cluster?

Just installed an aftermarket rear bumper, came with some LED cubes. I figured I would run the wiring up to the lights in the bed. It’s a short run, and would be able to turn on with the factory cargo light button (I did the same thing for my led fog lights on the front bumper, just use factory fog light button). For some reason this will not work now. Push the button, and the lights flash 3 times and won’t come back on until I reset the button. Tried with a relay (came with lights), tried without, tried a different ground…nothing will work. Any ideas out there? Other than “run it to battery”. thanks in advance

I’ve had mine installed for 7 months today, and about 12,000 miles. Nothing crazy wrong. Ride is definitely stiffer, but that’s to be expected. I’m also running the RC 2” spacers, so I know I’m putting stress on stuff all over the front end. It hasn’t given me any issues yet. I’ll be interested what happens in another 10-15k miles when it’s time for tires.

2021 5.3 RST - 15,300 miles, Just had the dreaded lifter issue. Happened on saturday, was able to limp the truck home because no service departments were open. Chugged it to the dealer this morning blowing smoke everywhere. Dropped it off at 7:50am, and picked it up same day at 5:30pm. Can't say enough good stuff about Supreme Chevy in Gonzales. Now i'm concerned about the driver side going out. Looking at the Range Technology module that will disable the DFM, don't really care about the mileage, just don't want to get stranded.

no, not mud flaps on the back, the little things on the front of the wheel well. "air diverter"

sorry to resurrect a dead thread. just got a 21 silverado. how did these plugs hold up long term? i see the sharp truck ones say they don't work on the back, and another thread said they were too short for the back. Wondering if they fell out over time or anything wonky. thanks!

Dude the chips in this paint. Best $30 I ever spent was for the touch up thing at the dealership. Paint pen/brush and clear. I probably fix a peck a week. This is either the weakest paint job I've had or I just didn't care as much about the others. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

does gm offer this color on the 17's? I haven't seen one on the lot down the street Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

. They are pretty loud and rough, but no more than any other MT Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks. Trail grapplers. 295/55/20r. Going 4" lift and 35's when I wear these bald. The longer I have this truck the more I think it's too much rim and not enough rubber. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

man those are the steps I wanted but someone at work already had them. Truck looks great. (Might want to blur your plates out) Is that plasti dip smoke on the tail lights? That was my next cheap project. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I had 20's on a tundra with original bfg's. it rode good. This is a little rougher with the nitto's. but these are more aggressive. Steps are fine. I'd rather not have any, but the kids and wife whined too much about it. Don't have any straight on pics, and it's nasty today. But they stick out about an inch. Nothing drastic, just enough to see a little meat. Thanks for all the compliments! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Rough country 2.5" lift/level (but it's not level, still 1" take). Fuel mavericks. 295/55/20. Westin hdx dropsteps. I drilled out the logo and but some black rivets in the holes of the steps. Edit: I think the offest is +19 on wheels. I used someone else's setup on here with a black Denali. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hey guys. Clean trucks all around. I've been waiting to post a pic until I was satisfied with my set up, but that's never going to happen. I've just run out of truck money for the time being so here's mine (for a while) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk