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2014+ K2XX - Center Console Swap / Retrofit - Plug and Play Harness!

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With this harness, should the led inside the lid come on anytime it’s opened or only with the key in the forward position?

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Jump Seat to Full Center Console Retrofit  Plug and Play Harness by PGAMBOA     For those of you looking to swap your Jump Seat to a Full Center Console, I now have a Plug and Play Harness

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I waited a long time to do this upgrade on my truck because I didn’t want to have to cut and splice the wiring in my truck and wanted everything to work as if the console were factory. So when I saw t

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sorry for all the multiposts, tapatalk kept giving me errors on my phone but was actually posting it. 
 
With this harness, should the led inside the lid come on anytime it’s opened or only with the key in the forward position?

Lid open when key in the on/running position.


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Where is everyone sourcing the parts?  Especially the Console Assembly Part # 84502917.  Every online retailer I try to order from says it is on national back order with no ETA on when it's going to be available. 

 

 

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I have a 2015 Silverado LT, my jump seat has the 2 usb port, jack port and the HDMI SLOT it also has the usb port on the top of the glove box... and im looking to upgrade to the full center console with the wireless charging. What would be the harness that i need? Do i need extra wire? Do you provide the wire? Also im looking to upgrade to have apple car play/android auto, what else would i need?

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On 9/4/2020 at 5:59 AM, silverado_colatown said:

Where is everyone sourcing the parts?  Especially the Console Assembly Part # 84502917.  Every online retailer I try to order from says it is on national back order with no ETA on when it's going to be available. 

 

 

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This is due to Covid - GM is on a severe National Backorder status with these.  I have customers waiting almost 2 months now.

On 10/1/2020 at 8:48 PM, Waldner Brian said:

how could i order the Jump Seat to Full Center Console Retrofit 
Plug and Play Harness 

You can contact me at HarnessDR.com - If you have a  2016 - 2018 Truck, you can order here:

 

https://harnessdr.com/product/16-pin-center-console-conversion-harness/

 

Lead times are about 3-4 weeks at this time.  If you have a 2014 truck, you will need to remove your jump seat, extract the harness, and send it in to me.  I'll then rebuild it and send it back to you.  If you have a 2015 truck, we have to confirm which version you have.

 

https://harnessdr.com/product/23-pin-center-console-conversion-harness/#

 

17 hours ago, Gael said:

I have a 2015 Silverado LT, my jump seat has the 2 usb port, jack port and the HDMI SLOT it also has the usb port on the top of the glove box... and im looking to upgrade to the full center console with the wireless charging. What would be the harness that i need? Do i need extra wire? Do you provide the wire? Also im looking to upgrade to have apple car play/android auto, what else would i need?

Contact me at HarnessDR.com - Since you have a 2015, we need to verify which version harness you'll need.  As for carplay/android auto conversion, that's a separate upgrade process that can be done by WAMS (www.WhiteAutoandMedia.com) - Here is the link of that.  https://www.whiteautoandmedia.com/product/2014-2015-5-c-k-platform-car-play-upgrade-retrofit-programming/

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Thanks to Phil’s harness I finally got my Center console installed thank you again Phil you are the man ???

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New Body Style 2019 Silverado LT Center Console Harness

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I saw your work from a thread on this forum. I'm wondering if you can make a wiring harness for the 2019 Silverado 1500 LT so that I can convert my bench seat to the full center console? Let me know if this is something you can do.

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On 10/11/2020 at 4:15 PM, Codman67 said:

Thanks to Phil’s harness I finally got my Center console installed thank you again Phil you are the man ???

 

 

 

That looks so good! Did you already have full weather floor matts that go over the tranny hump?

 

I can't wait for these to come off of backorder as my right knee is killing me while driving without a center console to rest it again.

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15 hours ago, cor said:

That looks so good! Did you already have full weather floor matts that go over the tranny hump?

 

I can't wait for these to come off of backorder as my right knee is killing me while driving without a center console to rest it again.

Thanks and no I don’t have the the full weather matt that goes over the hump.

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20 hours ago, cor said:

That looks so good! Did you already have full weather floor matts that go over the tranny hump?

 

I can't wait for these to come off of backorder as my right knee is killing me while driving without a center console to rest it again.

Yes,  I can't wait either.  I have everything I need (Phil harness, cables and new two piece GM floor liners) just waiting for the console.

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Yes,  I can't wait either.  I have everything I need (Phil harness, cables and new two piece GM floor liners) just waiting for the console.

Did you get the console from me too? I don’t have customer names/forum names linked. :). So if you did, thank you for your patience! GM is on a severe backorder status on these and we must have depleted their inventory and likely having to manufacture more. I’m sure with Covid, that is making things worse too. I’ve been checking daily with my supplier.


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Did you get the console from me too? I don’t have customer names/forum names linked. :). So if you did, thank you for your patience! GM is on a severe backorder status on these and we must have depleted their inventory and likely having to manufacture more. I’m sure with Covid, that is making things worse too. I’ve been checking daily with my supplier.


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Hello Pgamboa.  Yes. I placed the order with you for a new console.  I hope they ship soon. Thanks.  Very good price for a brand new console with the harness.

 

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Hello Pgamboa.  Yes. I placed the order with you for a new console.  I hope they ship soon. Thanks.  Very good price for a brand new console with the harness.
 

Great! Still waiting unfortunately. I have stopped taking orders/payments until we ship all booked orders and inventory stabilizes again.


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