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Plug & Play Heated Steering Wheel Harness 2007-2013

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The steering wheel has button, left side. The one for momentarily stopping the cruise, but not shutting it off is split into two buttons. New one is to turn on heated wheel.

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Harness to provide power and ground for heated steering wheel install. This harness connects to the dash side of the SIR coil light green connector and goes to the I/P Junction Block space X14. Delphi

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The new clock spring has all the connectors of the original clock spring PLUS a light green connector on each side. Steering wheel side connects to the heated steering wheel. Column side is where my h

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If a heated steering wheel is in your future, you need this ONLY THREE LEFT

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Hey, are you still offering these?  If so, I need one.  If not, could you share where you got your parts to build this?

 

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Hello
 

I have a 2013 chev Silverado 2500 HD LTZ

 

I would like to add a heated non wood grain steering wheel.  Over and above the harness that you are selling, do you know the part number for the SIR coil I need to order and the part number of a wheel which will work?

 

I was thinking a SIR and a heated wheel from a 2013 Yukon  Denali.  If I am not on the correct track I would appreciate any assistance to get me to the goal of a heated wheel with full controls.

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Hey do I purchase one. I bought a heated steering wheel with clock spring component from a pick a part but I didn’t get the harness.  I’m putting it on a 2008 Tahoe LTZ 

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