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Did you even scroll up?   "Then ordered the brushed aluminum Yukon Denali trim ring (part number 23208761) "

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Have S8+ with a case did this quick and easy just flip the rubber part and you're good to go    

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Because the charger is positioned toward the back, and with the way the pad is, the bumper on the backside pushes the phone forward away from the charger. So reversing the mat allows the phone to be p

David Ulbrich
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The 2018 works just fine with my iPhone X.  I just went to the dealership and tested it out.  I got the part number for the 2018 wireless charger module which is 13507652.  The parts guy said that it

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2 hours ago, aaronarf said:

 

It will actually show on the phone screen "fast charging"  Not sure if this is a Samsung thing, or an Android thing.  Only certain wireless chargers can get it to fast charge mode, the original wireless charger in my 17 won't fast charge.  

Yes, the little lighting bolt shows up on the screen. I didn’t know that’s what it meant; I just thought it was a charging indicator.

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I performed the 2018 charger swap today. I also took two charger pads to make an exact copy of the impossible to find 2018 10 rib charger rubber mat. My Moto Z charged 33% in one hour, and was not finicky as the 2017 charger was. The charger was $113.75 from my dealer.

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For anyone that has a 2016/2017 Charging Module and wants to upgrade to the 2018 Module.

 

I finally have a Plug and Play harness for this upgrade! My harness is an in-line harness.

 

Simply unplug the harness from the old module. Plug my harness in between and into the 2018 Module!

 

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Big thanks to Phil (pgamboa) as I purchased the splice-in pigtail version of his harness back in December.  Tuesday I finally received the 2018 module which had been on backorder and got everything installed that night in my 2016 Silverado.  Everything works as it should as phone position is no longer an issue as it had been previously with my Samsung and it charges my phone faster than the 2016-17 module did.  Last night I noticed it charges my wife's Samsung that has an Otterbox case even though it doesn't sit flush on the mat.  I highly recommend this upgrade and Phil to everyone with a 2016 or 2017 with the wireless charging option. 

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On 1/20/2018 at 1:22 AM, pgamboa said:

For anyone that has a 2016/2017 Charging Module and wants to upgrade to the 2018 Module.

I finally have a Plug and Play harness for this upgrade! My harness is an in-line harness.

Simply unplug the harness from the old module. Plug my harness in between and into the 2018 Module!

$20 Shipped First Class anywhere in the US. Canada, please add +$5.00. PayPal as “Family and Friends”.

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AWESOME! So correct me if I'm wrong. This plus the upgraded charging module should charge an iphone 8 plus?

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Can someone with a ‘18 confirm a thicker wire isn’t being used on the harness?


I have a 15.5 and can’t directly confirm exactly what you’re asking.

However, for a 2018 according to GM Service info, the 3 wires going into the wireless charger connector, both the accessory ignition voltage and the indicator control signal (pins 1 & 3, respectively) are listed as 22AWG. The ground (pin2), is listed as 18AWG.

GMSi also shows the same wire sizes, colors and positions for my 2015.5.

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