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Hey Phil, I’m new to this site. I just bought a console for my 15 Silverado and I guess I need to buy your pnp harness. I need help with what ordering one. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks Paul

Hey Paul. Welcome! I’ll send you a PM (Private Message) to get more info.


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How long is your wait list right now? 

There is no waitlist for this. Just standard 2-3 day lead time.


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I have a 2018 Silverado crew cab with black interior with the silver trim

 

does anyone have a correct confirmed parts list for a complete swap. Being a 2018 gmparts doesn’t give me many options and keeps saying “oops that part was not found”

 

I just want to confirm before ordering the console assembly does infact come with the wireless charging lid, and that it’s the new 2018 mode that supports all phones. 

 

 

Also need to confirm the upper trim panel trim panel has silver trim. 

 

All the side panels I can fine come back cocoa. 

 

Sorry guys I know this has been asked a lot but not having much luck searching the previously posted lists. 

 

 

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16 minutes ago, Jrhoads88 said:

I have a 2018 Silverado crew cab with black interior with the silver trim

 

does anyone have a correct confirmed parts list for a complete swap. Being a 2018 gmparts doesn’t give me many options and keeps saying “oops that part was not found”

 

I just want to confirm before ordering the console assembly does infact come with the wireless charging lid, and that it’s the new 2018 mode that supports all phones. 

 

 

Also need to confirm the upper trim panel trim panel has silver trim. 

 

All the side panels I can fine come back cocoa. 

 

Sorry guys I know this has been asked a lot but not having much luck searching the previously posted lists. 

 

 

The console part numbers you need are:

84288042

23467516

22817347

84092079

Posted
13 minutes ago, AMENDOZA said:

The console part numbers you need are:

84288042

23467516

22817347

84092079

Thanks man! Can you confirm this console comes with the wireless charging lid?

Posted
14 minutes ago, Jrhoads88 said:

Thanks man! Can you confirm this console comes with the wireless charging lid?

Yes that is off of a 2018 with wireless charging.

Posted
16 hours ago, AMENDOZA said:

The console part numbers you need are:

84288042

23467516

22817347

84092079

What is the difference in consoles between 84288042 and 84288040? This list for black interior/silver stitching has 84288040 for the console: 

 

Both just say "Console - GM" on GMPartsNow but 84288042 is $28 more.

Posted
12 minutes ago, Osirus said:

What is the difference in consoles between 84288042 and 84288040? This list for black interior/silver stitching has 84288040 for the console: 

 

Both just say "Console - GM" on GMPartsNow but 84288042 is $28 more.

84288042 has code GAJ which is considered a premium package console.

Posted
3 minutes ago, AMENDOZA said:

84288042 has code GAJ which is considered a premium package console.

Any idea what the differences are?

Posted
13 minutes ago, Osirus said:

Any idea what the differences are?

84288042 is a jet black/medium ash gray

84288040 is a jet black/dark ash

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3 minutes ago, AMENDOZA said:

84288042 is a jet black/medium ash gray

84288040 is a jet black/dark ash

 

2 minutes ago, Osirus said:

Thanks

I can also price match gmpartsnow if anyone is interested

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