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  1. 2016DenaliGuy
    They body shop that did the work ordered them all through a local GMC dealer. All in it was not cheap. I'm not sure how the OP got it all for $800. Hood and all the parts and 3 stage paint and everything was around $2k. I got lucky on it b/c the hood was damaged anyway so I just paid the difference of replacing the stock hood with the HD.
  2. 2016DenaliGuy
    I know this is an older post, but I had both replaced. The reason I came back to this is because I got a letter in the mail from GMC about being reimbursed for this repair. Luckily I kept my dealer receipt on this and I have mailed it in for the reimbursement. The total price I paid for the labor and parts was just under $400. I'll update again if/when they send me a check. It was a pleasant surprise actually. I guess I'll see if they follow through.
  3. 2016DenaliGuy
    I do not know the weight difference. I believe the HD is steel and the 1500 is aluminum so I'm sure there is a difference. I can tell you that I had the stronger springs from the 2500 installed and the hood pops up very easily.
  4. 2016DenaliGuy
    I did this swap as well. Before After
  5. 2016DenaliGuy
    This is a before shot.
  6. 2016DenaliGuy
    Powder coated the tow hooks and did an HD hood.
  7. 2016DenaliGuy
    Someone smashed into my truck so it's been down a while. Took the opportunity to do a few mods while it was repaired.
  8. 2016DenaliGuy
    The brushed aluminum matches the trim in the dash. That would be the direction I'd want to go too.
  9. 2016DenaliGuy
    I like that. Where'd you pick that up from?
  10. 2016DenaliGuy
    That looks clean. Can you get us a shot of it with the screen on and displaying something?
  11. 2016DenaliGuy
    Thanks. If I put the truck in tow/haul mode it swaps out the battery/charging gauge for the trans temp gage on the screen in the dash. I got the harness replaced today that had the sensor in it. Temps were reading 150ish on the way home. Definitely higher than it was before. My friend is the tech at the dealer I took it too. He confirmed the old sensor was done.
  12. 2016DenaliGuy
    Looks like I'll be scheduling some service on mine today. Got some codes over the weekend for P0700 and P0711. The transmission temp sensor is causing it. The temps seem to either read 0° most of the time or if it registers it's only up to about 120°. What do your trans temp readouts look like in normal driving? Seems to be that it should be in the high 100's to low 200's as that is the center of the gauge.
  13. 2016DenaliGuy
    I've got the P0711 code on mine now too. Search led me to this thread. My truck is a 16 model with 63k miles on it. I've recently had the 18 NA 355 trans flush done and now this is popping up on it. I did find this video on Youtube that goes through it.
  14. 2016DenaliGuy
    Seems this is in the wrong forum too. Can a mod move it over to troubleshooting? Thanks, Adam
  15. 2016DenaliGuy
    Bumping to see if anyone has updates for a part number for this harness. My truck got the CEL for these codes today also. It didn't affect drive-ability yet, but when I clicked on the tow/haul mode I noticed the temp gage was reading 0. So I figured it was just a sensor that has gone bad. For what it's worth I was driving in heavy rain when it came on. I can see that it is a wire harness that must be replaced. This shouldn't be that bad of a job. Truck is a 6.2 with 62.5k miles.
  16. 2016DenaliGuy
    Hope everyone gets some Christmas goodies!! Looking forward to seeing what you guys post in the next couple weeks.
  17. 2016DenaliGuy
    up to 62k now
  18. 2016DenaliGuy
    DOH! I had the wrong forum opened ??
  19. 2016DenaliGuy
    Miles keep going up. Love driving this truck.
  20. 2016DenaliGuy
    Yeah. That's about how I would describe it - a minor click type movement. I can definitely feel it though, only happens when going around turns. I'm not sure I can even hear it so much as I feel it.
  21. 2016DenaliGuy
    I'm moving on up also.
  22. 2016DenaliGuy
    Oh, and after my 1500 mile weekend road trip - the clunk is still there in the driver seat. Ugh.
  23. 2016DenaliGuy
    Got the KO2's mounted. The ride much better than with the worn out Hankook ATM tires that were on there.
  24. 2016DenaliGuy
    If you Google seat clunk sierra/silverado you'll turn up a good bit of info. I get paranoid about things on my truck too when I see others having issues, so I know what you mean. The seat clunk has been driving me crazy. I've only had the truck for about 3 months now and I didn't notice it on the test drive. I'm glad it was a relatively easy fix. This thread on another site shows exactly what I did. https://www.silveradosierra.com/interior/driver-seat-clicking-popping-noise-t677129.html
  25. 2016DenaliGuy
    It's the driver seat. It would make a clunk you could feel when making corners or having the weight of the truck shift from left to right making corners.
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