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thunderbolt1991 Enthusiast

thunderbolt1991

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I have a 2014 GMC sierra SLE with driver side power seat. Anyone know if you can add factory memory switch/module to get memory seats? or Is this one of those can be done but cost $1,000 or more?

 

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frenchsquared Enthusiast

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that would be nice... I like a button to put my seat back after my wife drives my truck.

2016 Sierra Owner Senior Enthusiast

2016 Sierra Owner

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With this gen of trucks I'm finding that if it did not come with the option from the factory then you can't add it after the fact. Very limited items if any on plug and play like the previous gen trucks.

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Csjumper2003 Enthusiast

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I second. My wife will run to change all my setting to move my truck to the top of the driveway so she can get in garage or anything. Memory seats would be the only other oem option I would want. Just the seat. I don't care about the foot pedals and stuff.

 

Does anyone know if a Denali version or loaded slt that had the option in day a junk yard might have the ability ? Or at least to find what is involved?

pgamboa Senior Enthusiast

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I have a 2014 GMC sierra SLE with driver side power seat. Anyone know if you can add factory memory switch/module to get memory seats? or Is this one of those can be done but cost $1,000 or more?

 

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With all the modding I've done with the DL8 to DL3 Mirror conversions and understanding the wiring harness, I'm gonna say no. The door panel harnesses are pinned out such that a Serial Data Circuit #8 exists that allow for seat memory. In addition, the harness built into the door panel harness is also pinned out different. There is a K40 Seat Memory Module under the driver's seat, a seat memory bezel switch, and possibly a custom BCM reprogram. The body harnesses under the seat are also different and not pinned out if you didn't get the truck with it. Oh yeah, and the window switch on the passenger are also different as it has a serial data input module as well.

 

I have acquired almost all the parts to try this but very doubtful at this point.

 

 

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BigBadSierra Senior Enthusiast

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The memory information is stored in the BCM and there is no way to program that as GM will not do it.

 

It would probably be cheaper to trade it ha ha.

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