Snowplow prep pkg explained

[Hoginedgewood]

I have a truck on the way, from what I can find on the Internet, there is a roof console button, for a strobe light? Where's that wire?

 I have no plan for a snow plow, wondering if that could be used for adding fog lights!

[Another JR]

I know this wasn’t your question, but If you don’t plan to plow and you won’t be hauling a heavy slide in camper, you may not like the stiffer front springs that come with the plow package. Don’t be afraid to change them. I did it on mine. Less than two hours and $600 for replacement GM springs. I posted a description and photos of the job. 

Edited August 1, 2022 by Another JR

[newdude]

11 hours ago, Hoginedgewood said:

I have a truck on the way, from what I can find on the Internet, there is a roof console button, for a strobe light? Where's that wire?

 I have no plan for a snow plow, wondering if that could be used for adding fog lights!

 

 

No more roof console switch.  Its wired for a switch but the switch is customer provided.  The wire is up in the roof at the spoiler, the switch area is behind the dash and is designed to plug and play with the aux upfitter switch set.  

 

UI-Bulletin_157b-1.pdf (gmupfitter.com)

Edited August 1, 2022 by newdude

[Hoginedgewood]

16 hours ago, Another JR said:

I know this wasn’t your question, but If you don’t plan to plow and you won’t be hauling a heavy slide in camper, you may not like the stiffer front springs that come with the plow package. Don’t be afraid to change them. I did it on mine. Less than two hours and $600 for replacement GM springs. I posted a description and photos of the job. 

Wife wants a toy hauler, I want a slide in camper, so we'll see. Thanks 

[Hoginedgewood]

8 hours ago, newdude said:

 

 

No more roof console switch.  Its wired for a switch but the switch is customer provided.  The wire is up in the roof at the spoiler, the switch area is behind the dash and is designed to plug and play with the aux upfitter switch set.  

 

UI-Bulletin_157b-1.pdf (gmupfitter.com)

Great info, thanks