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temmert1

By temmert1
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Shimmy Bang Bang Enthusiast

Shimmy Bang Bang

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There are a few threads on this already.

 

That said, I still have not done mine yet, but from what I read, when you set this up, make sure you put new\full strength batteries in your remote when syncing to avoid distance issues.

No Tyme Senior Enthusiast

No Tyme

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I added it to my 2014. The parts guy (who don't work there anymore) said it couldn't be done after I ordered the module and another part. I ended up buying a complete overhead panel that plugs right in. I picked it up on eBay... Like this. Simple plug and play.

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2014-2015-GM-Overhead-Console-chevy-silverado-gmc-sierra-grey-w-home-link-GDO-/281570335787?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item418ee65c2b&vxp=mtr

schlegle1 Senior Enthusiast

schlegle1

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yes, i actually just finished adding it to mine. The unit i purchased did not come with the whole harness therefore i hard wired a connector into my existing harness. I found accessory voltage (on male end of connector-red/yel. on female end of connector-white/brwn), ground(black on both ends), and yellow(LED backlighting). Pretty straight forward, wired it in and programmed to my garage door. Works great; love the addition.

No Tyme Senior Enthusiast

No Tyme

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yes, i actually just finished adding it to mine. The unit i purchased did not come with the whole harness therefore i hard wired a connector into my existing harness. I found accessory voltage (on male end of connector-red/yel. on female end of connector-white/brwn), ground(black on both ends), and yellow(LED backlighting). Pretty straight forward, wired it in and programmed to my garage door. Works great; love the addition.

Great. Sounds pretty easy.

What really got my panties in a bunch was the fact I was told "it can't be done". Those are words I hear from people who don't know jack. For my install there is no way they can say it caused any problems down the road... It was simply plug and play.

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Cheverado Enthusiast

Cheverado

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I did this today, totally plug and play. 2 small screws to remove, then it snaps out. One wiring harness. Sweet.

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