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I really want to add the homelink to my truck but for some reason the part number that was on the older thread is no longer found anywhere not even my local dealer. can someone please help me out with this i would love to add this to my truck soon.

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I just added the homelink overhead console to my Blue Granite 2011 Silverado Crew Cab without rear slider and without moon roof.

 

The part number is 25977643 - console. It was $190.86 from GMPartsdirect.com

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I just added the homelink overhead console to my Blue Granite 2011 Silverado Crew Cab without rear slider and without moon roof.

 

The part number is 25977643 - console. It was $190.86 from GMPartsdirect.com

 

Thanks man, thats exactly what i was looking for how easy was it to swap it out how much did you end up paying shipped and all, gmpartsdirect hit you over the head for the shipping.

Fenn Enthusiast

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this is one option that I'd really like to add but man thats alot of money for a garage door opener

jmedemar New Member

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I just added the homelink overhead console to my Blue Granite 2011 Silverado Crew Cab without rear slider and without moon roof.

 

The part number is 25977643 - console. It was $190.86 from GMPartsdirect.com

 

Thanks man, thats exactly what i was looking for how easy was it to swap it out how much did you end up paying shipped and all, gmpartsdirect hit you over the head for the shipping.

 

 

Total was 236.67 including shipping.

 

It would have been alot easier to replace, had I found the instructions on here about how to take the torx screws loose that take the light assy out of the way. I instead tried to just pull the clips with the whole panel attached down from the roof but it would not budge at all. I ended up breaking the old console all to bits to get it removed. It involved prying a lot with a big screwdriver. As long as you follow the instructions on this site you should be fine.

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I notice that my new 2011 did not have it but my 2008 had it so i took it out of my 08 and put it in the 2011 before i get rid of it save some cash there.

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