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Hey, I was wondering if there is a post with the Jet Black Interior Center Console. Since I've been looking for them everywhere and can't find the part numbers for them! Also, what do I have to do in order to install my center console? Maybe a Step post? If you guys could help me out, I would really appreciate it! Thanks!

 

The console only comes in Black or Cocoa.

 

The upper trim ring comes in multiple colors depending on your current accent color. WT's have jet black trim pieces while other models have contrasting colors. Unfortunately Jet Black isn't an option.

 

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I found a way to get the USB ports at the front of the console to work(charge only) without disconnecting the ones inside the console. There is a brown USB connector on the front of the radio behind the screen. I modified cable P/N 19303285 to fit the socket on the console. I shaved off the corner of the black end to make it fit the socket on the console top USB port.

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Ok. I have a White 2015 Silverado LTZ. With the Black Leather Interior. And I changed the panels to the Greyish color. So I'm just looking for the Black Center Console part numbers. I have a jumpseat in it. Which I will sell after I get a console in. But if you guys could help me get those part numbers I would really appreciate it! I think their is like 5 part numbers.

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Look up several posts and those part numbers are listed. You'll need to match the trim from your doors if you'd like.

 

 

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Just ordered the parts for mine this morning from gmpartsheadquarters.com.

 

The console arrived on Friday but i wasn't home and didn't get to look at it till yesterday. Unfortunately it was damaged. The boxed had been ripped open on one corner and looks like it was dropped pretty hard on the rear cover. the plastic clips that hold the rear cover on were broke and it looked like the side was dragged a bit. GMpartsheadquarters is great to work with. They already had the damaged unit picked up this morning and another one is due to arrive on Thursday. Great customer service.

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Got mine in today finally. I used the jump seat harness to power the 3 port usb receptacle in the console rather than the ports inside the box. I guess the 3 port usb receptacle isn't Apple Car play friendly as it won't work. i took it apart and plunged in the two port from the jump seat and Carp Play worked.. Any ideas on how to fix this other than splicing/soldering wires?

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Just bought my '16 Z71 yesterday but doesn't have console, it has a jump seat. Does anyone know if the 2016 is any different? I know a lot of these numbers from 2014 are discontinued now.

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Well ordered my parts for my swap today. Damn that exchange rate hurts but it is going to cost me in the neighbourhood of $900 to complete. As far as the front USB goes, I'm actually planning on not using those at all and instead use the location to mount my AudioControl DQ-61 remote. Getting the side panel trim has been a real chore however, everywhere I tried to order online was either, would not shop to Canada, had one but not the other, or said they would have to back order it for me because apparently GM is out of stock. Wound up ordering those pieces through the dealer in the end.

 

You guys with the regular cab conversions, did you take out the middle belt or just let it hang? If you took it out, how much of a pain was it to remove that back plastic on the cab wall to remove it. Also does it hang any further back towards the rear wall than the jumpseat did?

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All depends on what trim you want. For example I have the grand lace trim in my doors so I got the grand lace trim in the console.

 

I also have a 2015 and the part numbers I used were.

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Would this lost be the same for a 2014 and is this everything needed to do the install Edited by Brandon32689
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Hey guys does anyone have a new up to date list. I have a 2014 gmc Sierra. Mine does have the 110v plug in it. And can anyone tell by this pic what color side pieces I need. Thanks 19b7e5cb92901823704b5f89b5178146.jpgc14094d87a31b32b93417c185ec7c67d.jpg

 

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Would this lost be the same for a 2014 and is this everything needed to do the install

Yes this list is up to date and complete for parts numbers with the exception of the cord to get the three extra USB ports to work. Furthermore I have the exact same wood trim as you. It's called grand lace.

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Yes this list is up to date and complete for parts numbers with the exception of the cord to get the three extra USB ports to work. Furthermore I have the exact same wood trim as you. It's called grand lace.

Thanks for the reply.

 

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So does this look like everything I will need or is there still a wire harness I need ? And anyone know of a better or cheaper place to order from ?

 

 

 

 

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