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The first picture is my door trim and the second is the floor console trim. It is silver. Smooth finish. The console is black. I would say it is the same as what you have.trim wish

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3 hours ago, Frank Jr said:

The first picture is my door trim and the second is the floor console trim. It is silver. Smooth finish. The console is black. I would say it is the same as what you have.trim wish

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So here's everything I think I need. What part number are the front mounting bolts? I think those are the last thing I need and I'll be good to go!

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That would be 11609982  you only need 2 of them. Don't forget to get ahold of Phil for the PnP cable.

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2 hours ago, Frank Jr said:

That would be 11609982  you only need 2 of them. Don't forget to get ahold of Phil for the PnP cable.

Appreciate all the help Frank!

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1 hour ago, FourThor said:

Appreciate all the help Frank!

No problem at all. Thank Phil he was a very big help to me. His video made it happen. Plus the cable did wonders. With out it I would be scratching my head finding what wire went were. 

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FINALLY found time to fully install my center console. I have a 14 w the other connection, but Phil was nice enough to source my harness out my jumpseat to make my harness works. Even responded to all my texts promptly and figuratively held my hand during the install.7c872e6a0ef4ba3633108c688967ea34.jpge6800c33dc6a52fdd6a76e64ff81ce9f.jpg

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FINALLY found time to fully install my center console. I have a 14 w the other connection, but Phil was nice enough to source my harness out my jumpseat to make my harness works. Even responded to all my texts promptly and figuratively held my hand during the install.7c872e6a0ef4ba3633108c688967ea34.jpge6800c33dc6a52fdd6a76e64ff81ce9f.jpg

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Anxiously awaiting my harness, Phil is very helpful.

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Was that Q meant for me?
Yeah it got a few scratches on side.
Curious to see if they'll come out.

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Yup I’m new to this haha
I have the same exact scratches very annoying


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4 hours ago, 1badslv said:


Yup I’m new to this haha
I have the same exact scratches very annoying


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I believe they are from hooking up seat belt. I just put in a new one and there was no scratches at all. Yesterday My son was the first person to sit on passenger  side  since install. well he is a little handicap. Has hard time putting on seat belt. Now I have pretty much the same scratches on the passenger side. I'm going to try amoral wipes.   

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Update on my center console, 2014 Chevy Silverado ltz, purchased the 23 pin varient harness from Phil Gambo, which worked great, I now have everything operational on my center console, connected green port on my hmi to brown connector on center console to power interior USB, aux, and sd card, thanks for all your help pgamboa!!

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Quick question will a center console out of a 15/16 Silverado. Fit into a 2018 Silverado?


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Quick question will a center console out of a 15/16 Silverado. Fit into a 2018 Silverado?


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It should. There hasn’t been any physical change between the years.


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