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I just traded in my 2014 Silverado LS crew cab for a newer model. I removed some of my upgrades and need to get rid of them. I will be posting the headlamps on my local craigslist and everything else on ebay eventually but I wanted to give yall first crack. Here's what i have.......

 

 

 

14-16 FACTORY MYLINK GPS NAVIGATION IO5-IO6 HMI UPGRADE KIT WITH TEXT TO VOICE

This module has to be programmed to your VIN for it to work correctly. I purchased this from Digital-Dash-Solutions (http://www.fixmygauges.com/). Please contact them if you are interested in this module. I am not sure how much they will charge you to program it to your VIN. I am asking $400 shipping included.

 

 

 

DIRECTED VIPER 5X10 REMOTE START WITH ALARM AND PROXIMITY LOCK AND UNLOCK, SHOCK SENSOR AND DIGITAL TILT SENSOR

This alarm has all the goodies.....remote start with Transponder bypass built-in. This also includes the T-harness for the key cylinder install. No cutting and/or splicing at the key cylinder!!! The installer will only need to splice 3 wires for this install (the two CAN wires and parking lamp circuit) This system uses the factory remotes for lock, unlock, and remote start. For remote start, simply push the lock button three times. This system also includes the Directed 2102T module that allows the user to unlock and lock your vehicle by walking up to it and walking away from it. Im asking $250 shipping included.

 

 

 

2014-2015 FACTORY OEM SILVERADO PROJECTOR HEADLAMPS THAT HAVE BEEN CLEAR CORNERED AND FITTED WITH ALL LED LIGHTING

These headlamps are awesome! I bought these off a member around 6 months ago. They were already clear cornered but were in rough shape. I completely re-did them and have since had absolutely no issues with fogging or leaking. I have installed JDM switchback LEDs for the parking lamps/turnsignals. They are white while driving but switch to amber for blinking function and then back to white. Also, i have installed OPT7 High Intensity LEDs with capacitors and ballasts for the low beams. They look amazing with the projector lenses!!! The high beams are standard halogen bulbs. I am asking $600 for the pair plus shipping. Send me your Zipcode and ill let you know how much shipping will be.


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Forgot to mention, the driver side headlamp has two of the four mounting tabs broken. They were like this when I purchased them. They still mount very solid and in no way affected the performance of the headlamp.

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HMI and Headlamps are sold, Still have the alarm available though.

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Yes, it will work with 2014-2017 Silverado/Sierra.

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