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8 hours ago, Homewrecker007 said:

Guess next time you'll just get it from Phil, the first time 🤣

Ya I thought about it hard, but I'm old school and really like diy figuring it out.  

Plus I don't see the value in things this days. $500 plus tax to me is crazy for a few wires and a switch.  Besides that make it 1 grand just to have tow mirrors.  Nope🤣

 

Boost did not have wiring for a 1500 work truck, so Phil has the market cornered and I'm sure he knows it...

 

Then there's the fact I can't find what I need and got scammed lmao!

 

These people where like,  we never switched anything.  I'm like I just want my money back lol.  We gonna see in a couple hours if I get the cash back. I'll get some regular switches and figure it out. 

 

 

 

Edit: 

Money refunded

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Posted
12 hours ago, Homewrecker007 said:

I got seats all cleaned up and ready to go in the truck, when I get the time.

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Hey does the passenger seat bottom move up and down? I know they are not installed yet, but it's just seeing if the switch moves up and down. I've only seen the seat switch to move the seat forward and backward. 

Thanks 

Posted (edited)
32 minutes ago, Snowcamo said:

Hey does the passenger seat bottom move up and down? I know they are not installed yet, but it's just seeing if the switch moves up and down. I've only seen the seat switch to move the seat forward and backward. 

Thanks 

I believe it does I'll go double check the one's I installed in my 2018 Sierra and let you know. Yes the passenger seat has full movement like the driver seat 

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On 5/6/2024 at 11:32 PM, Homewrecker007 said:

I got seats all cleaned up and ready to go in the truck, when I get the time.

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Very jealous.  I have been wanting to do this mod myself but finding seats for a reasonable price in good condition when i had the finances to tackle this hasn't happened yet.  Where did you get the seats?

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Installed a color matched rear bumper today.  I changed the front bumper out a couple of weeks ago.  I had the chrome but didn't like the look, especially on the Rally edition.  Over a period of 3 years I had first plastidipped the chrome bumpers in red and then painted that red and then added clear coat to the front bumper.  Looked good but the clear coat started peeling so I finally pulled the trigger and ordered color matched bumpers from MBI. 

 

The first front bumper had some issues with paint from shipping and MBI was great about it.  They shipped another one out with no fuss and told me to keep the first one.  The rear bumper came in great.  Overall the process was fine but getting the internals to the bumpers transfered took most of the time and was a majority of the hassle on both.  One side of the front bumper internals took a lot of effort to get it to fit right in the nwe bumper but I did finally get it put together and looking good.

 

I'll grab some pictures later.  Let me know if you need great used condition used chrome front and rear bumpers or a painted vistory red bumper with some paint issues.

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Posted
32 minutes ago, UofAZCats said:

Very jealous.  I have been wanting to do this mod myself but finding seats for a reasonable price in good condition when i had the finances to tackle this hasn't happened yet.  Where did you get the seats?

A salvage yard in South Dakota. My parents came to visit I had them pick up the seats and bring them with. If you do get yukon seats you will have to add some wires between the front seats for the heat and cool to work on driver's side. 

Posted
13 minutes ago, Homewrecker007 said:

A salvage yard in South Dakota. My parents came to visit I had them pick up the seats and bring them with. If you do get yukon seats you will have to add some wires between the front seats for the heat and cool to work on driver's side. 

When I was more actively looking I had read through a couple of the threads on the swap.  I know that the Harness Dr. guy (I'm old and can't remember his real name) had a whole write-up and the wiring harnesses for it.  Also need to get new switches to replace my heated seat switches too. 

 

Not to be rude but how much did you end up getting them for?  Did the salvage yard confirm that the seats work properly?

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Just now, UofAZCats said:

When I was more actively looking I had read through a couple of the threads on the swap.  I know that the Harness Dr. guy (I'm old and can't remember his real name) had a whole write-up and the wiring harnesses for it.  Also need to get new switches to replace my heated seat switches too. 

 

Not to be rude but how much did you end up getting them for?  Did the salvage yard confirm that the seats work properly?

Yes Phil does have the wiring needed for the truck seats to work in the trucks, and you do have to swap out the switches. I had to do everything the hard way. My 2018 I got the seats from a 2500, they are wired differently then the 1500 seats. And then for the 2014 I got these 2020 yukon denali seats also wired a little different. Lower level models need the power wires from passenger seat to driver seat and also the seat position sensor. If using the yukon denali seats there's 4 more wires that need added that are signal voltage wires for the seat heater. I just got all the stuff to make these wires and will be adding them soon. 

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Yesterday I finished the new calipers for my 2014 Sierra, today I wrapped the door trim pieces. 20240708_211056.thumb.jpg.2df7d7e949b51b921c222b69776a4f3d.jpg20240709_200819.thumb.jpg.70f77348f780b049e1b5ab8913f573c2.jpg20240709_190503.thumb.jpg.cc480c868b6588e452c372b3be06cb4e.jpg

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Posted
On 11/27/2020 at 6:36 PM, CajunFries said:

Waiting for brake lines, rotors and a line lock solenoid.


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im not sure if i already posted this question but i have a 2018 silverado and i wanted to put a line lock on it, it says it can handle 3000 psi but i daily the truck and drive it across the state a lot, is it safe for that? i dont wanna cause an accident or have brake failure

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