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New member - not sure if this is the appropriate place to ask:

 

I have a 2016 GMC 2500 Denali and I'm looking for a part number for a 2020 1500/2500 black leater Jumpseat to accommodate a 4th child. I like the 2020 jumpseat as it has a shoulder strap, and I saw somewhere that it's interchangeable if you drill two holes 1/2" apart on the bottom of the jump seat. 

 

My question is, does nayone have a part number that I can give to a dealer? They are no help when I call and want a vin # before they will help me. Is there anything else I am missing? New wiring harness, or can I just pull out move / relocate the 110 outlet and USB ports. 

 

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Woody

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I have a black cloth jump seat with storage in my 2021 Chevy Trail Boss. I have ordered the full floor console from a junk yard/ auto recycler. This seat has the center seatbelt attached. The armrest is leather. This seat will be available late next week when my console gets here. This seat is like new -6000 miles on the truck. If you are interested you can message me. I do not know about the wiring conversion from your Denali. 

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On 5/9/2022 at 11:46 AM, Woody Stahl said:

New member - not sure if this is the appropriate place to ask:

 

I have a 2016 GMC 2500 Denali and I'm looking for a part number for a 2020 1500/2500 black leater Jumpseat to accommodate a 4th child. I like the 2020 jumpseat as it has a shoulder strap, and I saw somewhere that it's interchangeable if you drill two holes 1/2" apart on the bottom of the jump seat. 

 

My question is, does nayone have a part number that I can give to a dealer? They are no help when I call and want a vin # before they will help me. Is there anything else I am missing? New wiring harness, or can I just pull out move / relocate the 110 outlet and USB ports. 

 

Thanks

Woody

Update - I found a jump seat off a 2021 that worked great after drilling a couple small holes. I used the old wiring harness and mounted the same electronics with the console bracket. Relocated the console base (extended wires) underneath the rear seat. Keeping all the old stuff in the event I sell the truck in the future. Hope this helps if anyone ends up having a 4th kid and doesn’t want to sell their truck. 

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Glad you were able to make that work Woody. I didn't know a T1 jump seat would fit into a 2016.

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