Binder49

I used Rough country pocket flares on my 2014 Silverado. I really like the look.

i would check the wire harness in the drivers door jamb. I have had two Silverados with broken wires in the rubber boot. It is a fairly simple fix with solder and heat shrink.

I have decided not to buy the truck. Thanks for the help.

Or, can I just replace the faces on the gauges?

I am looking to buy a 1988 C1500 with metric gauges. Is converting this dash to standard one as simple as changing the cluster to the same year standard one?

Thanks for the advice

I am going to attempt some rust repair on my 2014 Silverado, welding with a mig welder. I wanted know if I need to disconnect the negative battery cable before welding. I am going to use a repair panel above the right rear wheel. I have never tried this before, and advice would be appreciated. Thanks

It kinda sounds to me like your 4 wheel drive might be engaged.

The usual cause for these problem is broken wires in the drivers side door jamb, inside the rubber boot. I have had two Silverados with that problem, a 2008, and a 2014. They can be fixed with solder and heat shrink tubing.

Did you check the wires in the drivers side door jamb?

Thanks for the reply. That is more then I want to spend.

I have a 2104 Silverado LT. I am wondering if there is a way to install a switch to have the camera on all the time while towing. I would huess not, but I thought I would check here. Thanks

I would check the wire harness in the door jamb inside the rubber boot. There is probably some broken wires causing a short.

I will have to try cleaing them with Dawn. They are really annoying.

I have a 2014 Silverado Double Cab. The front seatbelts won't retract, or retract very slow. Is there anyway to fix this, or do they need to be replaced? I have tried cleaning them with upholsrty cleaner. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.