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Ok, my next question is, why is the Denali console less? Both without rear entertainment. 

 

EDIT: I meant to circle the matching cocoa color; however it's still a higher price.

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Ok, my next question is, why is the Denali console less? Both without rear entertainment. 
 
EDIT: I meant to circle the matching cocoa color; however it's still a higher price.
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The top one is the frame of the console only. The bottom one includes the lid and stuff.

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Does that include the wireless charging lid, with matching rear trim?

 

Trim plate-22816697

Rear Trim- 23449673

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Does that include the wireless charging lid, with matching rear trim?

 

Trim plate-22816697

Rear Trim- 23449673

The bottom console will include everything but the side trims. The one you have circled on the bottom doesn't have the rear entertainment trim so it has a base level trim. If your truck is cocoa then I would assume you want console ending in 7260 which is a cocoa console with out rear DVD entertainment t option..

 

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So this should be everything I need?
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No that console isn't a complete console...your cocoa right?

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Yes, I don't see a complete console under GMpartsnow.com. These are my options

 

I can add the rear trim pieces, but I would rather a complete console. 

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EDIT: The highlighted console doesn't show console lid or rear trim pieces. This is why I was wondering why it costs more, but shows no extra parts.

 

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Yes, I don't see a complete console under GMpartsnow.com. These are my options
 
I can add the rear trim pieces, but I would rather a complete console. 
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EDIT: The highlighted console doesn't show console lid or rear trim pieces. This is why I was wondering why it costs more, but shows no extra parts.
 
I guess 7260 should be a complete console. But i can't find the option where it shows the armrest and shit. For reference I looked up my console and it shows the same picture as that Cocoa

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I am interested in purchasing the plug. I have the same truck in the video. 2016 Silverado LT

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22 hours ago, Dcave1 said:

I am interested in purchasing the plug. I have the same truck in the video. 2016 Silverado LT

Pm @pgamboa and he will hook you up with a harness.  Just ordered mine from him, he shipped it out the next day.  Very responsive.

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Yes PM. For some reason replies to my thread are not notifying me. Using the @forumname does send me a notification so thanks to @2017_whiteZ71 for that!

 

 

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Hey phill, I’m interested in a custom harness for my 2015 GMC Sierra.. Let me know how this process works please... @pgamboa

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Hey guys/gals. Just wanted to provide an update to newfound information.

I had a member who purchased my 16-Pin center console harness. We learned that on some lower trim trucks, like the WT trim, is missing a power circuit in the 16-Pin cab side connector under the seat.

The symptom: the rear 12V Cigarette Lighter, the inside LED Light and the Wireless Charging Module were not getting any power.

There is a simple solution for this and that is to splice the missing power leg with other large gauge wire that feeds power to the front 12V lighter plugs.

So... for anyone that has purchased my 16-Pin console harness having this issue, please PM so we can address this.

Thanks again for all the business and support!

Phil


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3 hours ago, pgamboa said:

 

I'm assuming this was my truck :)

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