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slide187 Enthusiast

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Looks aftermarket. Did you try scanning that QR code?


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Snowcamo Senior Enthusiast

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I’ll see if it is. Is it most likely that if it’s ran into those wires?
Given it ha serv, dom and version listed I'd say likely so. Never know tho. Lets see where the wires go

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Given it ha serv, dom and version listed I'd say likely so. Never know tho. Lets see where the wires go

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Fill me in please, because I’m not following the the significance of date of manufacture (dom), serial number, and version. That seems to fit any electronic device with firmware. How does that narrow it down to GPS?
Snowcamo Senior Enthusiast

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Fill me in please, because I’m not following the the significance of date of manufacture (dom), serial number, and version. That seems to fit any electronic device with firmware. How does that narrow it down to GPS?
Looks like your filled in...


So what is it? Please fill the rest of us in.

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jose barcenas Enthusiast

jose barcenas

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2 minutes ago, Snowcamo said:

Looks like your filled in...


So what is it? Please fill the rest of us in.

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This is what the wires are hooked onto 

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MaverickZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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QT6 on the new trucks is the power tailgate.  Dunno what QT6 is on a 2016 Sierra.

 

But whatever you do, don't cut the red wire.

 

 

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Granite7 Enthusiast

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Looks like your filled in...


So what is it? Please fill the rest of us in.

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As I said, those don’t narrow it down other than that it is an electronic device. Sorry to ruffle your feathers - I thought you might have some new i formation.
Snowcamo Senior Enthusiast

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As I said, those don’t narrow it down other than that it is an electronic device. Sorry to ruffle your feathers - I thought you might have some new i formation.
No worries. No prob here. Just seeing if you know anything on this.

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jose barcenas Enthusiast

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16 minutes ago, MaverickZ71 said:

QT6 on the new trucks is the power tailgate.  Dunno what QT6 is on a 2016 Sierra.

 

But whatever you do, don't cut the red wire.

 

 

So what’s it supposed to do 

pgamboa Senior Enthusiast

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If you can provide the wire colors and connector color that these are spliced into, I can see if I can decipher it.


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18 hours ago, jose barcenas said:

This is what the wires are hooked onto 

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Two things (for sure)...this isn't stock and The Harness Dr wasn't involved in this. :0)

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