07-13 Homelink Overhead Console Silverado Tahoe Avalanche Sierra Yukon on 2040-parts.com
Daisy, Missouri, US
Up for sale is an overhead console with Homelink garage door opener. This will fit Chevrolet Silverado, Tahoe, and Avalanche as well as GMC Sierra and Yukon. This has the switches for the sunroof. It WILL work in a vehicle without a sunroof. I took it out of my truck that doesn't have a sunroof and it worked great. Comes with the airbag indicator as well as the filler plate to put in it if your vehicle doesn't have indicator. It is light gray or titanium in color.
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