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Can someone help me out, I need info or instructions to remove the center console on my 2018 Sierra 1500 Texas Edition with the six speaker Bose Premium Sound System to install the factory Subwoofer I already purchased from a wrecked 2018 Denali, I also have verified the wiring harness is there. 

 

I do not wish to install aftermarket equipment of any kind.   

 

Thanks for any help.  

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6 minutes ago, xMEATxHAMMERx said:

If you have the Bose system, don't you already have the subwoofer?

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I don't think so.  Pretty sure the sub is an option that is only available if you have the Bose system.

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But the op says he has a 2018 Texas edition with the Bose system? So they should have the subwoofer already?

I don't think so.  Pretty sure the sub is an option that is only available if you have the Bose system.


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2 hours ago, xMEATxHAMMERx said:

But the op says he has a 2018 Texas edition with the Bose system? So they should have the subwoofer already?

 


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It's an option for my truck, my truck only has six speakers, the seven speaker option was an add on that cost more than going the route this way.  

 

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If you have Bose and a center console the sub is under the console.


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It's an option for my truck, my truck only has six speakers, the seven speaker option was an add on that cost more than going the route this way.  
 
Damn, how do I find out if I got the sub?

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Damn, how do I find out if I got the sub?

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The Bose sub is not that powerful to begin with clarity on the system hits and lows are pretty good. Simple open your center console lid. Gently pry up on the top trim the whole top piece pops out no screws. You will see a big black box below that. If you have a camera snake you may see it from the front side kick panel looking back not sure though. I bet a 100% it’s there.


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I sort of agree, but if the OP says he bought a Texas Edition with 6 speakers, then he might know. However, Bose describes the options like this:

"Available packages include: (bench seat) a premium Bose system, complete with 6 high-performance speakers and Active Sound Management; (bucket seats) a premium Bose system with 7 high-performance speakers, including a Richbass woofer, and Active Sound Management."

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I think the confusion is they lost it generic and in 2 places like. If it has Bose its 6 speaker for all trucks. But if you have co sole it’s under that section.


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1 hour ago, Jaychevy81 said:

If you have Bose and a center console the sub is under the console.


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Nope, according to my build sheet it's only an option.  

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Nope, according to my build sheet it's only an option.  

Wow I’m shocked and you looked there is no sub under the console?


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From what I read online, if you have Bose with bench, no subwoofer. If you have Bose with buckets, you got a subwoofer. I have a camera, and plan to fish it in there just for curiosity purposes

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