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

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Dres79 Enthusiast

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subscribed for new console plug situation .... :lurk:

 

so far for me this would work since i have the 110v up front and the 12. just run the 12 from the rear up front to the second.

 

i did read somewhere someone was going to check on the wire harness that doesn't come with bench seat trucks (front harness i believe) for proper fitment.

 

can anyone with a console truck check under the dash next to the parking brake there is a black box. if you open that and see if the bottom left is empty, mine has an empty. wonder if the wire harness the bench seat trucks are missing goes in there? i know one of those plugs are live wire. would make sense for the 12v in new console.

 

i guess that could always be used to power the third 12v of the new console

RKeeper1 Enthusiast

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For those who've got this done, once u reconnect the harness for inside the flip up plugs, does the light work?

 

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chuckl1218 Senior Enthusiast

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Some of us who have the console have also purchased the console insert to help manage that big space...

 

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OniLink2k2 Enthusiast

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Posting for updates. I should've dished more money out to just get it the way I wanted before... *Sigh* Lessons learned.

RKeeper1 Enthusiast

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Can someone tell me exactly what the 4 part numbers are? I know the "console" is the main part but what are the two "plates" and the "panel"?

 

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DCazares Enthusiast

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It should be these posted previously. I think the panels are the sides of it where the trim is located.

 

Console gm# 22995069
Panel gm# 22817349
Panel gm# 22817347
Plate gm# 22995085

RKeeper1 Enthusiast

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I have the part numbers just wanted to know what the parts actually were. I find it weird that if the panels are thr silver trim that run along the side that theyre 2 different prices

 

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DCazares Enthusiast

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another question, the part numbers provided are for the silver painted trim? Anyone know the other part numbers for the different type of wood grain offered? I need the lighter wood with black interior.

neverenoughtime New Member

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Looking to do this on my crew cab sierra. Do either of the front seats have to be removed? How long was install time? Hopefully someone can find the correct wiring harness for plug and play. Thanks

tbarn Senior Enthusiast

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The panels are available in black and cocca. The plate has about 10 choices, depending on color and options. The part number listed above ( 22995085 ) is "Reverse Tartan" what ever color that is. The panels listed above are black.

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Thanks tbarn. I guess ill look to see if they offer them in the aluminum color or just get the part number for the light wood color.

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