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that looks great . I have the Yukon Denali handles on my 16 Sierra. The keyless entry obviously does not work but it really looks good with the black and chrome , rather then all chrome.

All GM SUV handles are compatible just not the Keyless part .

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sooooooo i emailed my local dealer about these handles. this is what the parts guys sent back:

 

 

Hello Chris,

Thanks for the email, so i have priced out some handles for you and the fronts are $351.03 each and the rears are$309.61 each.

I know you mentioned that you wanted black but these do not specify the colour, only lighted. As far as making them work, that would require a lot of custom wiring as i'm sure you are aware. The front are stocked in Vancouver and the rear are in the USA

Let me know as it would be cool if you could make it work

Dan

 

gaaaahhhhh!!!!

 

that's a lot of coin to replace perfectly working door handles

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Those are awesome but I would want them in all black with no chrome at all. Be even better if you could get them without the push button on them but I could get past that. Its a lot harder to get past the price tag.

 

EDIT: Could you buy 4 rear door handles and install them on the fronts so you wouldnt have the useless button?

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guys, just wait for @pgamboa to do this and write up a how-to for it. lol

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guys, just wait for @pgamboa to do this and write up a how-to for it. lol

[emoji23] - Amongst other things. LOL. I have been looking at this. My wife is out of town until Monday, so no telling what happens to my truck between now and then.

 

 

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sooooooo i emailed my local dealer about these handles. this is what the parts guys sent back:

 

 

gaaaahhhhh!!!!

 

that's a lot of coin to replace perfectly working door handles

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Keyless-GM-Exterior-Door-Handle-w-Passive-Entry-Illuminate-fits-Escalade-Yukon-/262784895682?hash=item3d2f334ac2:g:KjsAAOSwZQRYZotf&vxp=mtr

 

65 bucks each on this link... .and i think they wired the lighting to the puddle lamps.. .

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Dang it guys! Wiring them up to the Puddle lamp makes sense as they would only come on at night when you unlock the truck, then turn off when you shut the door. Of course with my Dual Function Puddle Lamp/Turn Signal my handles would blink! [emoji23]. Sure to be seen at night in that blind spot area. [emoji848][emoji848]

 

 

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oh i know... buuuuut,,,,, from the product description:

 

Part Number: 23355911(Rear)

Part Description: Door Handle Green Envy Pearl chrome Illuminate w/ Led

if they were black they'd already be on their way to my house!

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I pulled the GM Upfitter Manual and these handles do tap into the Puddle Lamp Circuit (Circuit # 5996). Looks like the push button ties into a Keyless Switch Module. All 4 doors have a button that ties to this module. :(

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so are all 4 handles the same, between front and rear?

The handles appear to be the same (physically)... based on the photos. The wiring circuits are different between front and rears on that the fronts have a Hi & Lo wireless signal that the rears don't have. This tells me that you cannot use the back door handles to lock/unlock. What I can't seem to tell at the moment is if that's the case, is do they even have the button? If not, I wonder if have all (4) as rear handles would be better since you won't be able to get the button to work.

 

 

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I was working at the Cadillac dealer yesterday and decided to check out the new Escalades and all 4 doors have the button. That being the case I dont really understand what the difference is between the front and rear doors. The divers door also didnt appear to have a key cylinder either but I am not overly concerned about that, until my battery dies and the doors are locked that is lol. I want to add these but right off the bat I would have to have them painted as I dont want any chrome and the faces on all of these are chrome.

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I was working at the Cadillac dealer yesterday and decided to check out the new Escalades and all 4 doors have the button. That being the case I dont really understand what the difference is between the front and rear doors. The divers door also didnt appear to have a key cylinder either but I am not overly concerned about that, until my battery dies and the doors are locked that is lol. I want to add these but right off the bat I would have to have them painted as I dont want any chrome and the faces on all of these are chrome.

I'm guessing the difference in part #s is how the connector is pinned. Rear would not have the 2 circuits while front does. So if rears have buttons, what would their purpose be? [emoji848]

 

Wouldn't be surprised if there were (4) part #s to designate specific location.

 

 

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oh i know... buuuuut,,,,, from the product description:

 

Part Number: 23355911(Rear)

Part Description: Door Handle Green Envy Pearl chrome Illuminate w/ Led

if they were black they'd already be on their way to my house!

 

So does anybody know if the Caddy "Green Envy Pearl" matches the Silvy "Rainforest Green" :confused:

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I'm guessing the difference in part #s is how the connector is pinned. Rear would not have the 2 circuits while front does. So if rears have buttons, what would their purpose be? [emoji848]

 

Wouldn't be surprised if there were (4) part #s to designate specific location.

 

 

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My wife's new Mailbu has buttons on all 4 door handles. They all work the same, you approach the car with the key and press the button to unlock the door.

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