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Sorry about the part numbers guys I'll get to that as soon as I get done I took the old console out and removed the wiring from it since the wiring is different from the other console. So what I'm gonna do is get original wiring and integrate it with the new harness the only thing that might not work is the 110v plug so that fine cause I don't have anything in my truck that will use that so I will take that out and put a dummy plug there and put the jl audio bass knob there but I'll let you know how it all turns out

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The wiring harness integration is done right now I have took out rear side panels and rubber floor and currently at the moment starting to lay out road kill made by dynamat on to the floors back panel and ceiling also just added a 3.5 jl audio speakers in the dash and 4 inch speakers in the rear corner panels and carpet should be in tom.. I will post pics soon

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Console gm# 22995069

Panel gm# 22817349

Panel gm# 22817347

Plate gm# 22995085

This is what you need to get the full console

Thanks 07.

 

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I wonder if the wiring for the center console only would be the same on a crew cab truck for both consoles??

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Does anyone know the part number for just the double cup holder that snaps into the console?

I am thinking of getting a second one and installing it in front of the old one.

Do you think it will fit?

 

Thanks

Randall

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I have a 2014 silverado with a bench seat. I'd love to have the floor center consule. I'd be will to trade mine (black interior leather) with anyone my truck only has 3500 miles so interior is brand new. Or if anyone knows where i can find a full consule please help thank yall so much....ps this my first form. Yall popped my forum cherry lol....thank yall again for the help or advice

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Amp rack with 1 jl audio 600/1 waiting on the 400/4 to fill in the other slot

 

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Rhino lined my ported box

 

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Painted faceplate will paint some other panels soon

 

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