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12 minutes ago, bndawgs said:

reach out to @pgamboa for one of his custom harnesses and then buy the new switch.  It'll be truly pnp  

Oh I know... Im just interested on what up with these two cables posted above may work. His cable is actually cheaper.

 

 

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Oh I know... Im just interested on what up with these two cables posted above may work. His cable is actually cheaper.
 
 

And mine are guaranteed to work, or your $ back :). Most other places won’t take electrical items back or charge a restock fee.

I am knee deep in work right and can check on these later tonight when I get home.


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Just now, pgamboa said:


And mine are guaranteed to work, or your $ back :). Most other places won’t take electrical items back or charge a restock fee.

I am knee deep in work right and can check on these later tonight when I get home.


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I want to order one but im doing the console first. trying to determine if i really need those mirrors! 

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4 hours ago, zikronix said:

I want to order one but im doing the console first. trying to determine if i really need those mirrors! 

Once you have the mirrors you will wonder how you made it without them lol

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Once you have the mirrors you will wonder how you made it without them lol
I had them in my old truck. I'm just wondering if I should spring for the towing mirrors this time. They really are superior


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7 minutes ago, zikronix said:

I had them in my old truck. I'm just wondering if I should spring for the towing mirrors this time. They really are superior


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Yeah if you tow i would defiantly go with the tow mirror.  My dad has them on his truck, and you are right they are far superior.  I just don't tow much so couldn't justify them, plus I got my dl3 mirrors for $150 so couldn't pass up that deal. Good luck with whichever route you go, but for sure get @pgamboa to make you a harness.  He is great to deal with, and his harnesses are truly plug and play.

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I tow during the summer when we go camping the towing mirrors are cheaper too. If I could get the dl3 mirrors cheap I'd prolly pick them up!

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On 2/5/2018 at 1:59 PM, bndawgs said:

reach out to @pgamboa for one of his custom harnesses and then buy the new switch.  It'll be truly pnp  

Pgamboa,has a fool proof system to convert you mirrors . The past 3 I converted was using his harnesses . Absolutely fool proof and his tech support skills are second to none!

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On 2/23/2017 at 6:04 PM, pgamboa said:

 

Welcome to the forum Arctic Blue,

 

I have a new thread that should have all your questions answered about this upgrade.

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/198157-2014-2017-dl8-dl3-towing-mirror-upgrade-mirrors-explained/

 

It's a long thread, but in a nutshell, your DL3 harnesses will not work. As it stands, you'll have lighting, no fold, no control of passenger, and some control of driver.

 

Upgrading from DL8 to DL3 Mirrors is not a GM Supported upgrade. So there are no harnesses to make this plug and play offered by GM. The thread above should explain and provide you options. I sell a custom plug and play harness to make this happen for you. That's all you should need.

 

Hope it helps.

How do I get ahold of you to get the harness I need? 

2018 Silverado LT. Standard mirrors. DL8. I'll be getting the DL3 mirrors shortly. 

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How do I get ahold of you to get the harness I need? 
2018 Silverado LT. Standard mirrors. DL8. I'll be getting the DL3 mirrors shortly. 

Send me a PM and will validate your truck build. Then I’ll provide ordering instructions to move forward.

Thanks!

Phil


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