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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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Looks right to me. I ordered from gmpartsheadquarters.com as they had the best price I could find. Great customer service too!

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darkfox1
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OK.. mine's in.   Here's a writeup, cos I haven't seen one so far.   1. remove the "ash tray" and cig. ligther in your dash with 3 t-10 torx screws, and 2 clips. 2. Remove the radio trim, clips i

dla
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I always wanted a RCSB with buckets and a center console...   Received and installed mine yesterday. Very straight forward, thanks for all who posted instructions and part numbers.   Possibly to h

o7bodybagged
o7bodybagged

Finally the console is complete now ready for the install and see what other problems I run into

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wmgrenon Enthusiast

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Hello, my first post. Just love the site since I bought my 2015 Silverado LT in December. I'll debut pics of her as soon as I'm done with current round of mods but a quick question on this.

 

I just received all the console parts, but one thing I notice is there's no hardware that comes with it. Anyone know what I might need to pickup before I begin this process?

DCazares Enthusiast

DCazares

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You will need 2 m6x1 bolts to secure the front of the console to the dash. Everything else is reused when removed from the jump seat and front lighter pocket.

fairway605 Enthusiast

fairway605

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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.

 

I have this cable now but what about the six pin connector that goes in the usb socket do you leave this empty and it will work for charge only thanks.

erebus Enthusiast

erebus

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I have this cable now but what about the six pin connector that goes in the usb socket do you leave this empty and it will work for charge only thanks.

I used a piece of the harness that came with the console and spliced into the one going to the in console port.

fairway605 Enthusiast

fairway605

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I used a piece of the harness that came with the console and spliced into the one going to the in console port.

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vettecowboy78

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No. If you read the first couple pages in the thread you will need to wire the hot and the ground pins to get them to work. User T-Barn does a nice write up with pics near the beginning of the thread

 

 

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thrasher2010 Enthusiast

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I have an extra wiring harness from the jumpseat of if anyone is interested in it! It's brand new never installed.. PM me if you are interested !

 

 

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wmgrenon Enthusiast

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Guys,

 

I'm about to try this mod but I need some clarification on something. If I just want the same plugs to work in the console interior as they do in the jumpseat and don't care about the front usbs and extra 12V, I just need to

 

1> swap out the new console harness with the jumpseat

2> and then connect the 110v and 12v from the old front to the new front.

 

Am I correct? Will that allow for the rear cig lighter to work also?

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nwfd1130 Enthusiast

nwfd1130

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I know they added the wireless charger to the console for 2016. I just bought mine and wasn't even thinking about the console when I bought it, mine has the jump seat. Did they change part numbers for 2016 because of the wireless charger?

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nwfd1130

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Looking at the gmpartsdirect website, it looks like this is the current update on part numbers. I am not for certain the console will come with the rear trim, so I added it in the part numbers. These are for the off road carbon trim. Center Console part numbers

 

23495258

UPPER TRIM PANEL

Part Notes: UPPER TRIM, W/110 VOLT OUTLET, OFF ROAD CARBON

23425462

Part: CONSOLE ASSY

Part Notes: CONSOLE ASSEMBLY, W/O DENALI, W/O REAR DVD, BLACK

 

Manufacturer: GM

Part Number: 22776807

Part: CONSOLE ASSY FRONT BRACKET

Replaces: 23229487

Part Notes: CONSOLE ASSEMBLY

 

22817347

Part: SIDE TRIM, RIGHT

 

23467516

Part: SIDE TRIM, LEFT

 

GM

Part Number: 23449672

 

REAR TRIM

 

Manufacturer: GM

Part Number: 22816697

Part: TRIM PLATE

 

 

23450838

Part: ARMREST ASSY

Part Notes: ARMREST, W/WIRELESS CHARGER, BLACK

PARTS: Order by description.

 

REAR TRIM, BLACK

wmgrenon Enthusiast

wmgrenon

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Guys,

 

I'm about to try this mod but I need some clarification on something. If I just want the same plugs to work in the console interior as they do in the jumpseat and don't care about the front usbs and extra 12V, I just need to

 

1> swap out the new console harness with the jumpseat

2> and then connect the 110v and 12v from the old front to the new front.

 

Am I correct? Will that allow for the rear cig lighter to work also?

 

Any help?

DCazares Enthusiast

DCazares

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Any help?

Yes everything you already have in your jump seat will work in the console if you re-use the harness. The rear 12v plug will have to be spliced into the harness as the jump seat does not have one. It is really easy to do, If you leave the console harness attached, track down the + and - that lead to the rear 12v and splice them to one of the existing wires for the 12v inside the console.

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