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On 10/26/2020 at 3:45 PM, rav3 said:

I have an early 2017 & has the soft open glasses compartment too but mine fit in it fine. I didn't know they changed it in 2018. I think they list the same part nos. depending on the options (Homelink, rear glass slider, sunroof, etc.) Mines a LTZ double door, so no sunroof.

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I have 2018-19 console on order (1-2 week delivery from the GM dealer) and will verify once it comes in. Part number 84456893. The details show it will only fit 2018-2019 1500s but hopefully it works in my 2017 as pgamboa suggests. 

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Subbed for results. If you wouldn't mind post the old and new part numbers for people who stubble onto this thread later and for us to know which one we have and what we need. Cheers man, stoked.

Side note I've always wanted the overhead console one with the mirror from the suburban to see if that'll fit.[mention=159655]pgamboa[/mention] any trial and error with that one?

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I had 4 different SUV/Truck overhead consoles and could not Frankenstein a truck version with the mirror. Reason is the center plate is different in size. I didn’t want to have to cut/modify anything but the overall console is the same size. The center plate is different.


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Damn... Thanks for the explanation Phil!

 

I have wanted that mirror one in my truck since I bought it, kills me I can't get it but of the 50 million things we can modify on these trucks with other factory parts, center mirror not being one of them I can live with it.

 

O.P: can you post comparison pics once you get it in the mail? Still curious how big the difference will be

 

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10 hours ago, pgamboa said:


I had 4 different SUV/Truck overhead consoles and could not Frankenstein a truck version with the mirror. Reason is the center plate is different in size. I didn’t want to have to cut/modify anything but the overall console is the same size. The center plate is different.


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8 hours ago, VanguardK2 said:

Damn... Thanks for the explanation Phil!

 

I have wanted that mirror one in my truck since I bought it, kills me I can't get it but of the 50 million things we can modify on these trucks with other factory parts, center mirror not being one of them I can live with it.

 

O.P: can you post comparison pics once you get it in the mail? Still curious how big the difference will be

 

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The 2015-2017 SUV OH console with the mirror fits as I put one in my 2016 Silverado.  If my records are correct, the part number was 23161771 but I'd have to pull it to be 100% correct.  Since it's a single compartment, the center panel swaps right over along with the harness.

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The 2015-2017 SUV OH console with the mirror fits as I put one in my 2016 Silverado.  If my records are correct, the part number was 23161771 but I'd have to pull it to be 100% correct.  Since it's a single compartment, the center panel swaps right over along with the harness.
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This is exactly what i wanted. For some reason, my center plate wouldn’t transfer :(. Good to know it can be done!


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The 2015-2017 SUV OH console with the mirror fits as I put one in my 2016 Silverado.  If my records are correct, the part number was 23161771 but I'd have to pull it to be 100% correct.  Since it's a single compartment, the center panel swaps right over along with the harness.
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Nooooo Way!!!!!!

That is awesome I will check into that part number for sure.

Thanks so much for the post man!

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Maybe my googling skills aren't up to par this early in the AM, but that part # doesn't seem accurate? Or maybe the online resources I'm using don't carry it. Any chance you can double-check? Much appreciated.

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Maybe my googling skills aren't up to par this early in the AM, but that part # doesn't seem accurate? Or maybe the online resources I'm using don't carry it. Any chance you can double-check? Much appreciated.

So last night I was having the same problem, but a member here sent me an eBay link. I searched the part numbers database and there was a superseded part number. One you can search for is 84083238. Haven’t 100 percent confirmed fitment for this exact one, but it’s the one I will be buying here soon. Good luck
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33 minutes ago, zibzer said:

Is this the part # you are confused about? 84456893?https://www.gmpartsxperts.com/oem-parts/gm-console-assembly-84456893

 

 

 

 

That's the one for the 'rados and 'erras, 2018-2020 era, yes, but the fella a few posts back mentioned using the OH console from a GM SUV...the SUV format includes the conversation mirror (hey now, that's what it's called)...which is what I'm looking for.

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2 hours ago, VanguardK2 said:


So last night I was having the same problem, but a member here sent me an eBay link. I searched the part numbers database and there was a superseded part number. One you can search for is 84083238. Haven’t 100 percent confirmed fitment for this exact one, but it’s the one I will be buying here soon. Good luck

I saw that one too, but it's got that tailgate lift knob on it. Maybe I misunderstood @BlkSS but I'm thinking he swapped the entire console panel thingy (not just the mirror and sunglasses flip down). ?

 

@pgamboa, can you work your magic and retro the knob on this for a pickup?  ?

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17 hours ago, BlkSS said:

 

The 2015-2017 SUV OH console with the mirror fits as I put one in my 2016 Silverado.  If my records are correct, the part number was 23161771 but I'd have to pull it to be 100% correct.  Since it's a single compartment, the center panel swaps right over along with the harness.

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For clarity, did you swap the entire OHC or just the mirror/shades flippy thing? Also, is that a rear power slide lever/switch on the RH side of the OHC? I'ma say "YEAH" -- the reflection in said mirror suggests 3 panes o' glass.  ?

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It's the center panel where the switches and knobs are

 

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@laughey I removed my original OH console and removed the center panel along with the harness and installed those parts into the 15-17 SUV OH console as I removed those parts from it and installed the SUV OH console with the pickup center panel and harness. 

 

And yes that is the switch for the power sliding rear glass.

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18 hours ago, BlkSS said:

@laughey I removed my original OH console and removed the center panel along with the harness and installed those parts into the 15-17 SUV OH console as I removed those parts from it and installed the SUV OH console with the pickup center panel and harness. 

 

And yes that is the switch for the power sliding rear glass.

@BlkSS Ah ha, so it's sorta like Legos! Groovy. Thank you for the details/specifics.

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