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You don't need a 4-hi mod...all four headlights are on on high beam on NNBS

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Another question, does anyone know what wires I need to transpose to change the accessory power outlet in the center console from always on to being powered only when the ignition is on?

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I'm sure I saw a MOD somewhere for auto on windshield wipers, something to do with a sensor up by the rear view mirror

 

Not a mod. It was a factory option for a few years. Not sure if you can retrofit it since the parts don't exist anymore.

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Not a mod. It was a factory option for a few years. Not sure if you can retrofit it since the parts don't exist anymore.

Thanks for the update, I tracked down a company by the name of Hydreon who make an after market module

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EZ down tailgate assist.....

best 30 bucks I've ever spent.

 

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I loved this thing when I had it on my Sierra! People always commented on it.

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Sent using Taptalk I loved this thing when I had it on my Sierra! People always commented on it.

I ordered one from the dealership, $45 delivered in Canada, but it's slick

 

 

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Anyone try adding an LED off-road light bar behind grille to make it hide away, but add the extra light? End goal for the vmax of mine is a zone 3" lift and wheels n tires but was considering a off road bar but want it hide it. Looking for mounting suggestions without cutting grille just let it shine throughout the mesh

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