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Just curious.  I found a console in the city I'm in but it's tan and I need black.  How much trouble is it to replace the outside pieces with the correct color parts?  If I can get a great deal on the console then it may be worth it.

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Found my console in a yard in Nevada after searching for 4 months for $461 shipped to Chicago,sold the jump seat on Ebay for $800.I found that it was better to call and not email the yard,much better response and the same console can be listed at different yards.

The seats don't have to be removed,loosen the front bolts and remove the rear ones to be able to raise the rear a little to access the bolts

The wiring under the pass. seat of an LT model plugs right into the console.The USB port swap requires you to remove almost everything around and including the infotainment center but its not that difficult.Swap the USB ports and connect the ext. harness to the console under the tray and the new port.

Not accounting for my time it cost me nothing to do the swap

 

Part Number Part Name Price Quantity Total
13529873 USB Port $73.02 1

 

 

84376073      Wire $29.89 1

 

84127263      Lower Panel $19.66 1  

 

 

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On 12/9/2020 at 8:50 AM, flat350 said:

Found my console in a yard in Nevada after searching for 4 months for $461 shipped to Chicago,sold the jump seat on Ebay for $800.I found that it was better to call and not email the yard,much better response and the same console can be listed at different yards.

The seats don't have to be removed,loosen the front bolts and remove the rear ones to be able to raise the rear a little to access the bolts

The wiring under the pass. seat of an LT model plugs right into the console.The USB port swap requires you to remove almost everything around and including the infotainment center but its not that difficult.Swap the USB ports and connect the ext. harness to the console under the tray and the new port.

Not accounting for my time it cost me nothing to do the swap

 

Part Number Part Name Price Quantity Total
13529873 USB Port $73.02 1

 

 

84376073      Wire $29.89 1

 

84127263      Lower Panel $19.66 1  

 

 

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Did you swap the ports to get it to work?  Also, I found another console with wireless charging, how hard to get the wireless charging hooked up?

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10 hours ago, Tewest86 said:

Did you swap the ports to get it to work?  Also, I found another console with wireless charging, how hard to get the wireless charging hooked up?

The harness under the seat works the ports on the back of the console,the ports in the storage area of the console are wired to the dash with the extension harness.The new/replacement USB ports in the dash are different on the back with a provision for the ext. harness to plug in and feed the console,the original doesn't have it.There was another member on here that I talked to on the phone about the swap and he said the wireless charging on his worked mine doesn't have the option so  I don't know.

He's where I got the part number for the replacement USB ports.

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1 hour ago, flat350 said:

The harness under the seat works the ports on the back of the console,the ports in the storage area of the console are wired to the dash with the extension harness.The new/replacement USB ports in the dash are different on the back with a provision for the ext. harness to plug in and feed the console,the original doesn't have it.There was another member on here that I talked to on the phone about the swap and he said the wireless charging on his worked mine doesn't have the option so  I don't know.

He's where I got the part number for the replacement USB ports.

Ok.  Did you install the ext harness?  Is it a pain to change out the USB ports and add the extension harness? 

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Not a pain just takes time,I took the infotainment center out to do it,dozen clips on the trim .and a few bolts.The USB ports just snaps in and out with a couple of clips.The extension harness just routes from under the dash at the USB and under the top of the console to the ports on it inside the cover.It might have taken me 2 hours to swap out everything inc. the entire console.

There are videos out there on removing the infotainment center,I think one of them might have been on Autostop's website.

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Can anyone share the parts number for the trim piece that goes in between the radi and console I keep trying to find it and the one that showed on on gm page looks like the one my truck already has. But I need the one that has two cuts on the side so the console fits perfectly. Any help thank you guys 

  • 2 weeks later...
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I have the following parts available for sale.  If anyone is interested in them PM me.

 

84505589 - Upper trim panel (black)

84505560 - Mat for panel about

84848130 - Front Floor Console Wiring Harness

  • 2 years later...
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On 10/29/2020 at 8:28 AM, Imcrazy said:

 

Good Morning, go to a parts yard/salvage yard.  I just got one from a salvaged GMC Sierra AT4 it is the right color and fit and you can get a harness from GM for the connection 

 

 

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