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That's what I thought, just wanted to confirm. Really not interested in the android update, but the rear camera update has me thinking...

In this case, you’ll want the full “Unlock” - https://www.whiteautoandmedia.com/product/2013-hmi-based-radio-iwm-unlock/

This will get the camera icon, Android auto update, restriction in motion, and the ability to play videos via USB drive.


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1 hour ago, mcdavis said:

Upgraded the in-dash navigation with the 2020 usb stick. Wasn't going to do it, but the 2019 was reduced to $99, and I had built up $50 in GM Rewards points, so I figured for $50 I would. When I picked it up, they gave me the 2020 version.

If i do not have navigation activated, is this how you would do it or is this just an update?

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1 hour ago, aleeuw said:

If i do not have navigation activated, is this how you would do it or is this just an update?

This is just an update for the in dash navigation, not the Onstar version. I wasn't aware the in dash version could be deactivated.

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1 hour ago, mcdavis said:

This is just an update for the in dash navigation, not the Onstar version. I wasn't aware the in dash version could be deactivated.

Oh, gotcha. I've never used it. I usually use Google or Waze.

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Welp I was supposed to install these on my gmc but that trucks history so my brother in laws truck got some new running boards. I absolutely love these!
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Welp I was supposed to install these on my gmc but that trucks history so my brother in laws truck got some new running boards. I absolutely love these!
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Those look hellacious! I'm digging these or the GoRhino RB10 boards

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Picked up a couple really cheap mods for my full console. Now it functions more like I believe it should.182a0a9d4a63fa62671fd103cf2fbcb8.jpg95dc31ca5c42c1a32fc430386d524692.jpg314d591c2cc18f7801b6262cf9550a51.jpg

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Picked up a couple really cheap mods for my full console. Now it functions more like I believe it should.182a0a9d4a63fa62671fd103cf2fbcb8.jpg95dc31ca5c42c1a32fc430386d524692.jpg314d591c2cc18f7801b6262cf9550a51.jpg

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Nice I did that the first week i bought the truck solid choice for mods imho

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Nice I did that the first week i bought the truck solid choice for mods imho

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Bought the truck on Friday and ordered these on Sunday lol.

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Bought the truck on Friday and ordered these on Sunday lol.

 

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Lol mah man [emoji110]

 

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Those look hellacious! I'm digging these or the GoRhino RB10 boards

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Looks like the gorhino dominator d6 as well


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Told you guys I had 1 or 2 more GM videos for you before I jump ship completely here.

 

Here's the Havoc Offroad board install and with that, my last GM video for a while.  It's been real gentlemen!

 

 

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Did some subtle mods today. Added z71 emblem to grille and removed all but the GMC from the tailgate.57007062a0b22ce8a392dc177948560f.jpg1487dd547d240b65c35103bc078dd439.jpg

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32 minutes ago, Fix29 said:

Did some subtle mods today. Added z71 emblem to grille and removed all but the GMC from the tailgate.57007062a0b22ce8a392dc177948560f.jpg1487dd547d240b65c35103bc078dd439.jpg

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I like the Z71. I been thinking about how to do that myself. How did you attach it? Got a better picture?

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