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Common problem is the OnStar antenna leaks. I would start there

Truck has 4 lo, pull back for 4 hi and push forward for neutral and 4 lo.

Watch the dry weights that camper manufacturers list, this does not include propane, battery and the dry weight is typically a strip down model and an optioned out model.

GMT800 and older trucks did not come with a factory brake controller, the GMT800’s came prewired for an aftermarket brake control. You can use any brand - Curt, Draw-Tite, Tekonsha, etc... You can even get a plug and play wire harness so you don’t need to splice any wires together.

Not a problem, I should have included a link to the accessories website https://accessories.chevrolet.com/product/2019/Chevrolet/Silverado 1500/front-foglamp-kit-84125494?categoryId=12001 Looks like they offer 2 different kits https://accessories.chevrolet.com/product/2019/Chevrolet/Silverado 1500/front-foglamp-kit-84280752

Uncertain if this helps or not, but Chevy offers a fog light kit for the 2019+ trucks. Includes fog lights, switch and harness.

A lot of work, those mirrors are for 2014-2019 K2 1500 trucks and 2015-2019 HD trucks and will not bolt up to GMT900 trucks. Mirror bases are different.

Does your truck have the backup sensors? If it doesn’t, then no beeping.

Have your dealer run the VIN on this truck, it has a front plate holder on it. https://www.gmbennettchevy.com/inventory/new-2019-chevrolet-silverado-1500-custom-trail-boss-4wd-crew-cab-pickup-1gcpycef6kz174949

For the 97, you are probably looking between 5,000 and 6,000 lbs depending on engine, gear ratio, 2wd or 4wd, etc... Try this website - http://www.trailerlife.com/trailer-towing-guides/

Camper dry/unloaded weight does not include battery, propane or any options the manufacture added to the camper. You are going to have to get it weighed.

In order to get Apple CarPlay or Android Auto on 14, 15 and a small group of 16’s is new hardware.

You will have to do a search on that, mounting bases are different and I think the aftermarket now offers mirrors that will work. I cannot comment fit, finish and what features they have since I have no experience with the 2015.5 mirrors on GMT900 or older trucks.

GM did not offer a power fold tow mirror on the GMT900 trucks (2007.5 - 2013 for 1500 trucks and 2007.5 - 2014 for HD trucks). Previous owner removed the DL3 power fold mirrors and added the camper style tow mirrors and did not replace the door switch. I did the same upgrade to the 2009 Silverado 2500HD LTZ I had. Look in in the glove box at the RPO label, you should find the DL3 code. GM did not start offering a power fold tow mirror starting with 2015.5 trucks. The early K2’s can be upgraded to this option with additional wiring.

GM has never offered a power extending camper style mirror. The GMT800 trucks had an option for power extending, but those mirrors look like the DL3 and DL8 style mirrors and I am uncertain if those where power folding or not. For this truck, the DL3 power folding would have been standard and the camper style tow mirror would be an upgrade from factory.