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2017SierraSLT Senior Enthusiast

2017SierraSLT

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So can just the knobs be switched? Does the panel have to be removed to upgrade the knobs?

 

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Yes, just only the knobs can be switched over if you so choose. They pry off with a trim removal tool. They only go on one way, so make sure that they are keyed properly before pressing them back on.

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mike67naz Enthusiast

mike67naz

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So switched out my seat trim to the Escalade trim.....stock...

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new....

22713201_10212733614408896_2763880658952

 

well worth it

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jmiller11331 Enthusiast

Jmiller11331

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So switched out my seat trim to the Escalade trim.....stock...
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new....
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well worth it
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Oh wow....what part numbers and how hard was it to do?


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mike67naz Enthusiast

mike67naz

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On 5/2/2016 at 5:09 PM, 05SIERRAMAN said:

Cadillac Escalade seat trim upgrades for Sierra/Silverado

 

Drivers side ONLY black/black & chrome

 

84147960 - seat panel with black/black & chrome

22898995 - Lumbar Knob

22898997 - Recline knob

22898999 - Bucket Adjust knob

 

 

Passenger side ONLY black/black & chrome:

 

84147942 - seat panel trim black/black & chrome

22898994 - Lumbar Knob

22898996 - Recline knob

22898998 - Bucket Adjust knob

 

I paid about less than $200 for both sides

 


 

 

mike67naz Enthusiast

mike67naz

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I would guess no because don't think Cadillac offers manul seat controls in the Escalade. 

 

I could be wrong, haven't bought or looked into what Cadillac offers....

2017SierraSLT Senior Enthusiast

2017SierraSLT

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No manual passengers seat in the Escalade.

 

I went to my local dealer to order all of the parts. The side skirts are no problem to get, HOWEVER, my dealer says that GM has suspended sale of all 3 of the drivers side switch knobs and one of the passengers side knobs. I was able to get one of the drivers side on ebay. I will continue to search for the knobs.

bc-chris Enthusiast

bc-chris

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whhhhhhyyyyy???  why do i come into these threads???

 

i guess i know what my next purchase will be!!

 

looks awesome guys!   can't wait to do mine!

2017SierraSLT Senior Enthusiast

2017SierraSLT

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The parts that I could order arrived today. Replacing the panels was pretty straightforward.  The seat belt and lower tensioner is retained to the seat frame with a T-50 Torx bolt. A spring clip retainer holds the bolt to the lower tensioner. The bolt needs to be removed in order to slide the belt and lower tensioner assembly through the opening in the seat panel. I am still needing to order 3 of the knobs that my dealer insisted are not available from GM at this time.

 

22898995

22898998

22898999

 

These knobs are plastic with metal inserts. These and the side covers are a HUGE improvement over the GMC factory issued panels and seat knobs, which are extremely unfinished and cheap in appearance. These small details all add up to produce a superb finished product!

bc-chris Enthusiast

bc-chris

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On 10/25/2017 at 3:40 AM, mike67naz said:

Cadillac Escalade seat trim upgrades for Sierra/Silverado

 

Drivers side ONLY black/black & chrome

 

84147960 - seat panel with black/black & chrome

22898995 - Lumbar Knob

22898997 - Recline knob

22898999 - Bucket Adjust knob

 

 

Passenger side ONLY black/black & chrome:

 

84147942 - seat panel trim black/black & chrome

22898994 - Lumbar Knob

22898996 - Recline knob

22898998 - Bucket Adjust knob

 

I paid about less than $200 for both sides

 

so i just priced these out...  gonna be close to $400 CAD to do

 

that's pretty steep

 

i think i might order these from the US.  even after exchange, duty, brokerage fees i'd still save over $100  : |

2017SierraSLT Senior Enthusiast

2017SierraSLT

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I have a wholesale account with GM, so the entire setup for both side panels, and all six knobs ended up just under $200 USD. There are plenty of GM parts sites that will sell you these parts much cheaper than $400 CAD, even with their inflated shipping and handling fees.

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