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I have them on mine.

SLE 4x4 z71 no nav

 

We are talking about chevy. We know the gmc has it. :-)

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We are talking about chevy. We know the gmc has it. :-)

Oh, lol. My fault. I must have missed that part.

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Speaking of backlighting, can any of you 2014 guys verify that you can fully dim the lights on these trucks? I hate that you can't on my 2011 as sometimes even fully dimmed is too bright for me.

 

b1gted I just noticed in that pic they show the nav over downtown Detroit and it even looks like there's a GM logo on the RenCen. Nice touch. :lol:

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I WILL BE ASKING DEALER... those back lights make it look signifiganlty better in my opinion, and every pic online and brochure (all advertising) shows them...

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I WILL BE ASKING DEALER... those back lights make it look signifiganlty better in my opinion, and every pic online and brochure (all advertising) shows them...

 

Let us know what you find out.

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Hey Everyone,

 

It seems that there are some questions regarding the Dash Lighting. I am doing some research on this issue. As soon as I find any information I will let you all know!

 

Regards,

 

Jennifer T.

GM Customer Care

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Mine doesn't have it either...

They may be try to save it for the '15?

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Haven't heard anything back from GM customer support. . Went to the dealer and got my BCM update. Dealer looked at several other chevys and even brought one in the bay... no lights... seems as if there is a little false advertising. Going on and that ONLY the Sierras have the lights. .. my question is why?

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I don't know apparently there was some communication issue with the my link I just heard that there was an update and figured that I would go get it.... never hurts to stay up to date

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Haven't heard anything back from GM customer support. . Went to the dealer and got my BCM update. Dealer looked at several other chevys and even brought one in the bay... no lights... seems as if there is a little false advertising. Going on and that ONLY the Sierras have the lights. .. my question is why?

 

Well you Silverado guys have display themes that can be changed and us Sierra guys don't. My question is why as well. :sigh:

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Little things... like why do we Sierra guys have the better night time HVAC lighting around some of the controls that the Silverado doesn't have? Still some unanswered things..

 

As for the themes... I could care less... you are going to pick one and leave it. Like the adjustable pedals....worthless.

 

no worries.. we have the fender flares and bad ass LED lights everyone wants !

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Hey Everyone,

 

It seems that there are some questions regarding the Dash Lighting. I am doing some research on this issue. As soon as I find any information I will let you all know!

 

Regards,

 

Jennifer T.

GM Customer Care

Any info for us?

Thanks.

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