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2014 - 2018: Silverado/Sierra - Wireless Charging Module Plug and Play Harness

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I just saw what’s called an “emerging issue” today on my GM training list today that talked about an update to the wireless charging systems that don’t function well. I want to say that it might be a

pgamboa
pgamboa

Thanks for the order!  I'll be shipping Monday 3/26.  I use your PayPal email address for the shipment notification.  It ships USPS First Class Mail with tracking.  So be on the lookout for that email

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JUST A THOUGHT!   If you don't want to splice wires, I've seen several videos of people whom have purchase a USB wireless charging pad and plugged it into the USB plug under the center conso

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Denali2500Indy

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New to this forum, purchased a 2015 Sierra Denali 2500.  It does not have wireless charging, what all would I need to do to convert it over?

 

If there is another post about this please point me in that direction.

 

Thanks

SkudShark New Member

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57 minutes ago, Mike3871 said:

Just got this info

18-NA-153 or doc ID 5045823

I ordered the module, just have been waiting on the cable. Any idea if this would apply to the Canyon/Colorados as well and if so, does that mean the dealer will install for free? Or is this just them acknowledging the gen I module has issues and to tell us what we already know? :P

 

Bit of a bummer my '18 Denali Canyon has the Gen I module.

Mike Tbone Enthusiast

Mike Tbone

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Phil, have you gotten the parts to make the pigtails yet?  Remember that you said around August that you might get these.  I have already paid you for it.  Please advise.  

 

Thanks 

 

Mike

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Mike Tbone

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Mike 3871:  Thanks for the info.  I had paid PGamboa for the pigtail already.   I had gotten the 2018 model charger and was hoping to get the pigtail soon.  Does this kit come with a new pigtail?  If it does can you purchase the pigtail by itself?

isalas Enthusiast

isalas

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Ordered 2018 module for $72.  It came with pigtail to retro my 2017 Sierra.

 

It looked different (black and LG Brand) but works like a charm now.

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fatkid24

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Ordered 2018 module for $72.  It came with pigtail to retro my 2017 Sierra.
 
It looked different (black and LG Brand) but works like a charm now.


You didn’t buy two part number pieces? It all came with the one part number? The 84526978?

Thanks!


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