TotalyHucked
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- Feb 24, 2020
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- Location
- Auburn, Georgia
- First Name
- Zach
- Truck Year
- 1985
- Truck Model
- Sierra 1500
- Engine Size
- 5.3
I took the cupholder section, the main bucket and the ash tray out and soaked them good with Palmolive and water. Gonna let them sit and soak for a couple days. Honestly, the Bose sub is visibly blown, the amp is likely fried from all the crap that's been spilled on it, I think I'm gonna degrease and power wash it as it sits, then continue to strip.
I'll likely need to swap the harness from my truck into this console anyway cuz I've read the luxury SUV's got a whole different harness, even though the Bose is the same. I'll also swap the Bose amp/subwoofer box. Then I'll have to swap over the rear air duct, rear console cover (cuz trucks have rear air in the console, SUV's have it in the ceiling so there's no ducts in this one) and trim the bucket out the fit around the air duct.
I'll likely need to swap the harness from my truck into this console anyway cuz I've read the luxury SUV's got a whole different harness, even though the Bose is the same. I'll also swap the Bose amp/subwoofer box. Then I'll have to swap over the rear air duct, rear console cover (cuz trucks have rear air in the console, SUV's have it in the ceiling so there's no ducts in this one) and trim the bucket out the fit around the air duct.


The console is bad enough