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Can you order a new SLT or Denali on the east coast or midwest WITHOUT the roof marker lights? Or do you have to order with Cali emmissions in order to get the lights removed?

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On 8/8/2020 at 9:13 AM, CRApex said:

Originally they (and still are) were mandated by the government to alert other drivers that a larger vehicle was approaching.  I believe if the truck is over 80” wide they are required.  They expanded to smaller vehicles because many, including me, think they look pretty cool.  When I look at an HD without them it almost seems like something is missing..

 

What I find funny, both the Silverado 1500 and HD both have a body width over 80 inches now.  The 1500s are 81.24 inches wide, the HD 81.85 inches.  

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1 hour ago, ShotgunZ71 said:

Can you order a new SLT or Denali on the east coast or midwest WITHOUT the roof marker lights? Or do you have to order with Cali emmissions in order to get the lights removed?

 

You can but on GMC the roof markers are tied in to some of the packages.  SLT they come on the SLT convenience package.  They are standard equipment on Denali.  Pretty sure that GM's ordering system will not let you get YF5 Cali state emissions because the truck isn't being sold in that state.  Your emissions requirements are all based on the state you are in, so they would be ordered accordingly.  

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2 hours ago, newdude said:

 

You can but on GMC the roof markers are tied in to some of the packages.  SLT they come on the SLT convenience package.  They are standard equipment on Denali.  Pretty sure that GM's ordering system will not let you get YF5 Cali state emissions because the truck isn't being sold in that state.  Your emissions requirements are all based on the state you are in, so they would be ordered accordingly.  

That's what I thought. When I went to build a SLT or Denali, once I added the packages I wanted, I couldn't get rid of the roof lamps. Same with AT4. Didn't know if there was a change in that in the year since or not. Perhaps they can be deleted from the order as a line-item once everything is finalized?

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22 hours ago, newdude said:

 

You can but on GMC the roof markers are tied in to some of the packages.  SLT they come on the SLT convenience package.  They are standard equipment on Denali.  Pretty sure that GM's ordering system will not let you get YF5 Cali state emissions because the truck isn't being sold in that state.  Your emissions requirements are all based on the state you are in, so they would be ordered accordingly.  

I don't think the emission statement is true. 

I live right on the border of California and Nevada. The dealers closest to me, 25 miles and 60 miles away in Nevada, order all their trucks with California emissions.

In fact, the truck I have a deposit down on, is a CA emission truck without roof marker lights. I am getting it from the dealer 60 miles away (Nevada). 

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Order Guide says:

 

On a 2500 chev:

U01         Lamps, Smoked Amber roof marker, (LED)
1 -  Included with (ANQ) Alaskan Snow Plow Special Edition. Not available with (YF5) California state emissions requirements. 
2 -  Not available with (YF5) California state emissions requirements.  

 

On a 3500chev:

U01         Lamps, Smoked Amber roof marker, (LED)
1 -  Included with (ANQ) Alaskan Snow Plow Special Edition. Standard with dual rear wheels. Not available with (YF5) California state emissions requirements on single rear wheels. 
2 -  Standard with dual rear wheels. Not available with (YF5) California state emissions requirements on single rear wheels.

 

 

On the GMC version, U01 is included with some of the convenience packages.

This is 3500 sierra:

U01         Lamps, Smoked Amber roof marker, (LED)
Base and Denali-  Standard with dual rear wheels. Not available with (YF5) California state emissions requirements on single rear wheels. 
SLE -  Standard with dual rear wheels. Not available with (YF5) California state emissions requirements on single rear wheels. Included with (PCQ) SLE Convenience Package. 
SLT -  Standard with dual rear wheels. Not available with (YF5) California state emissions requirements on single rear wheels. Included with (PCY) SLT Convenience Package. 
AT4 -  Not available with (YF5) California state emissions requirements. Included with (PDO) AT4 Preferred Package. 

 

 

BUT, YF5 emissions overrides the 'included with' information. 

 

Example for 3500 sierra:

PCY         SLT Convenience Package, includes (A50) bucket seats with (D07) center console, (KQV) ventilated front seats, (A48) rear sliding power window, (UG1) Universal Home Remote, (MCR) USB Ports (Inside Console with bucket seats), (MCZ) 2 USB ports with auxiliary input and (KA6) rear heated seats; Single rear wheel models also include (U01) Roof Marker Lamps
SLT -  Included with (PDT) SLT Premium Plus Package and (PDW) Texas Edition SLT Premium Plus Package. Note (U01) Roof Marker Lamps are not available with (YF5) California state emissions requirements on single rear wheels.

 

 

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Glad I found this.... next vehicle I get will have California emissions to avoid the lights......

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Well, apparently gm, is bowing to Cali.. YES, I know this is old, wanted to clarify.. the laws previous posted do come into play...

Here's a  couple of articles..Funny thing is... these articles were posted about the same time this topic was fresh..

https://gmauthority.com/blog/2020/09/no-roof-marker-lamps-on-chevy-silverado-hd-gmc-sierra-hd-in-california/

 

https://pickuptrucktalk.com/2020/09/california-drops-the-ban-hammer-on-gm-amber-marker-lights-you-wont-believe-why/

 

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