Jim Fleck

Yes. It's been about a year since I replaced my switches. 1-Trim bezel snaps out of the clips. 2-Then the display comes out next (4-6 screws). 3-Temprature controls. Remove power lead clips carefully so you can set the items out of the way. 4-Now you can get to the screws on the switch. Don't rush, take your time. Jim

It's Possible, but not for everyone. 1. Need to source parts. 2. Take apart the dash. 3. Install/ pull new wiring. It's mostly about time. I have most my wire installed and a nice switch with 4 AUX switches. 6 months on and off as I find time to mess with it. Hope that helps.

I'm trying to get info on, what I think are amperage limiters.

Just get them out to the engine bay so you don't have to take the dash apart again when you have more items to wire.

TC,CARGO LIGHTS, HDC, AUX1-4 Thank you for the quick response! Jim

FYI: sending my 23146445 back, why mess with mixing switches around when the correct switch is even cheaper!

Hello All, I stayed up very late last night to pan through the entire topic. I am getting all my parts together. 23145191 switch (perfect line up of options for my truck) relay/ fuse box (engine compartment) connector pins for X1 (10-13) What size / gage wire should I use with those pins at X1? What size / gage wire should I use at the relay/ fuse box? Thanks for all the great advice, I'm moving forward with confidence and the extra "diods". Jim

I love the information posted here! I drive a '18 Sierra SLE for work that I travel home in daily. I'm adding many lights, going for the upfitter switches. I'll be installing them myself. Planning the process out now. My truck has T/C, bed lamps & HDC(hill decent control). I found and ordered this switch. Picture below Now trying to find a "narrow" profile HDC switch to replace my new switches #3 position CNG switch. It's a lot to do, but I'm willing to go for it! Thanks for your advice and help. Jim