Was it a Lariat? Because I found a Canadian XLT that doesn’t have the display knobs. Seeing some posts in other spots with alleged 2022 Lariats with the displays.
It is true we retained the boxlink and led bed lighting in our 302A+ packages. A number of window stickers confirmed that.
Lariat is the trim level above XLT.
My point was that all 2021 XLT+ used to have the display knobs and we’ve observed over the last day or so that 2022 Canadian XLTs have lost the display knobs but Lariat+ have kept them. So it’s not a blanket statement that all 2022 Canadian models are the same.
I'm being pedantic, but " GM removed heated seats and steering wheels." is correct grammar. If it was "GM removed heated seats, and steering wheels." then it would sound like they removed steering wheels because of that Oxford comma.
Oxford comma is for three or more items in a list, so that wouldn’t apply anyway. The sentence, as you originally worded, is ambiguous - it can be read to mean ‘heated seats and heated steering wheels” or “heated seats” + “steering wheels.” I knew what u meant, just having fun.I'm being pedantic, but " GM removed heated seats and steering wheels." is correct grammar. If it was "GM removed heated seats, and steering wheels." then it would sound like they removed steering wheels because of that Oxford comma.
I think it was a xlt 302a
Yaaay wonderful ?
With all the down grading we have to do going from a '21 to a '22 model year, now you're saying we also have to down grade from the Chicago Manual of Style to Oxford? Oh, the humanity. I was just getting used to a single space after a period.
Definitely not the most fun thing in the world to fish the glove box wire, but very much doable (and the current harnesses will have a bit of extra wire to help make it easier).
I might be interested in one of these harnesses. Do you or @Antimatter_KingRanch have part numbers on hand for the media bin light and glove box light? I found the part numbers below but I was not 100% sure.
You got the glove box light right but the media bin is
Definitely not the most fun thing in the world to fish the glove box wire, but very much doable (and the current harnesses will have a bit of extra wire to help make it easier).
The easiest way is going roughly where the red line is on my first image; the trick being finding the bottom of the side pocket (which is part of the main center console piece/not easily removable) and pushing just under it. Helped to remove the side panel, I used my left hand to push the wire into my right. It's tight and will require inching it forward for about 3", but after that you're home free. Bring the wire up along the left side of the glove box, and in from behind the steel piece that frames the edge.
The second image will make sense when you're in there; but it's the top left corner of the glove box opening. I suggest pressing the push collector on the glove box LED into the gap along that steel so it's taught along the top, that way the wire doesn't interfere with the glove box opening/closing.
But overall, @JHForman812 makes awesome harnesses that look factory, and make adding back the lights easy. I'm glad I found him
This is all great information. Could it be put in the "lighting" orDefinitely not the most fun thing in the world to fish the glove box wire, but very much doable (and the current harnesses will have a bit of extra wire to help make it easier).
The easiest way is going roughly where the red line is on my first image; the trick being finding the bottom of the side pocket (which is part of the main center console piece/not easily removable) and pushing just under it. Helped to remove the side panel, I used my left hand to push the wire into my right. It's tight and will require inching it forward for about 3", but after that you're home free. Bring the wire up along the left side of the glove box, and in from behind the steel piece that frames the edge.
The second image will make sense when you're in there; but it's the top left corner of the glove box opening. I suggest pressing the push collector on the glove box LED into the gap along that steel so it's taught along the top, that way the wire doesn't interfere with the glove box opening/closing.
But overall, @JHForman812 makes awesome harnesses that look factory, and make adding back the lights easy. I'm glad I found him
