i am looking at buying this for my son...what is the installation process like for this? he has a 2000 silverado
1561202
One bolt, easy as it gets. Be sure to get polarity correct or it will sound like a wounded wildebeest.
1561203
I removed the old horn. cut the positive and negitive wires for the stock horn and replaced it with fadapters that fit the wolo. bolted it in the same place the old horn was and havent had to do anything else. took 5 minutes. i have a 2002 f150.
1561204
Really easy to install. I used the standard horn wiring and simply upgraded the factory fuse from 5A to 15A. Works well!
1561205
The hardest part will be fknding the location of the stock horn. From there you will have tqo options depending on yoir setup. You might be able to just plug and play or you might have to splice two wires. Simple and straight forward.
1561206
Quite easy, but my installation was on a 48v golf cart. The sound is much more like an 18 wheeler than the original but I believe a air compressor type would be even better!!!
2102751
I put it on a 2000 Silverado reg cab. best bet would be to download both installation instructions and compare them. I believe they are on permance's website.I used two jacks and two pieces of 2x4. Did it by myself just took a little longer.
919719
These bracket work great for my silverado. You have to line it all up just right and drill holes into your truck but it is worth it! It comes with cheese instructions but easy enough to follow. I bought my own bolts and upgraded it a little bit. I off road a lot! 5days a week. After about 40mph I noticed the 2nd fin from the bottom of 50" light bar made a high pitch noise from it viberating like a tuneing fork. I glued two rubber shimms in the back of all the fins, which fixed it right up. Over all... This set up makes night turn into day and makes a world of a difference! Night operations are great! Some friends say I look like a UFO cruising through the mounthian. lol These bracket work great for my silverado. You have to line it all up just right and drill holes into your truck but it is worth it! It comes with cheese instructions but easy enough to follow. I bought my own bolts and upgraded it a little bit. I off road a lot! 5days a week. After about 40mph I noticed the 2nd fin from the bottom of 50" light bar made a high pitch noise from it viberating like a tuneing fork. I glued two rubber shimms in the back of all the fins, which fixed it right up. Over all... This set up makes night turn into day and makes a world of a difference! Night... » Read More These bracket work great for my silverado. You have to line it all up just right and drill holes into your truck but it is worth it! It comes with cheese instructions but easy enough to follow. I bought my own bolts and upgraded it a little bit. I off road a lot! 5days a week. After about 40mph I noticed the 2nd fin from the bottom of 50" light bar made a high pitch noise from it viberating like a tuneing fork. I glued two rubber shimms in the back of all the fins, which fixed it right up. Over all... This set up makes night turn into day and makes a world of a difference! Night operations are great! Some friends say I look like a UFO cruising through the mounthian. lol « Show Less
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i saw video on youtube how need to do for install its very easy to do it .... if u have wrong need to put there is sticker for dust !
414555
Sorry, can't help you. I had the dealer install mine. They were running a special last year, $199.00 installed. So I'm assuming it's pretty easy to install.
1065664
I work professionally as a small engine mechanic and installed on a 2007, 2009, and 2012 Silverado pickup's it took about 45 minutes for the 1st one and the other two ( after I figured it out ) the last 2 took about 30 minutes each.
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I installed on my 2014 Silverado myself. When I talked to the service department at the local dealer, they told me that the only way warranty wouldn't cover a suspension issue is if they could prove that the leveling kit was the cause of the issue. But that goes with any aftermarket non OEM part or accessory. My exhaust system and cold air intake all fall in the same category. As for getting the dealer to install, they are probably more capable and have the equipment to do this installation a lot quicker and safer than doing at home. If I had to do over I would let the dealer or certified mechanic do this job. It is a great addition tho! I installed on my 2014 Silverado myself. When I talked to the service department at the local dealer, they told me that the only way warranty wouldn't cover a suspension issue is if they could prove that the leveling kit was the cause of the issue. But that goes with any aftermarket non OEM part or accessory. My exhaust system and cold air intake all fall in the same category. As for getting the dealer to install, they are probably more capable and have the equipment to do this installation a lot quicker and safer than doing at home. If I had to do over I would let the dealer or certified... » Read More I installed on my 2014 Silverado myself. When I talked to the service department at the local dealer, they told me that the only way warranty wouldn't cover a suspension issue is if they could prove that the leveling kit was the cause of the issue. But that goes with any aftermarket non OEM part or accessory. My exhaust system and cold air intake all fall in the same category. As for getting the dealer to install, they are probably more capable and have the equipment to do this installation a lot quicker and safer than doing at home. If I had to do over I would let the dealer or certified mechanic do this job. It is a great addition tho! « Show Less
578252
Search on YouTube for GMC sierra or Chevy silverado locking tailgate latch installation. There are a couple of them that walk you through the whole process.
2267764
It rides almost exactly like the air suspension, just barely noticeably bumpier, you just get slightly more noise, and more feel through the steering wheel. I didn't do the install myself but most of the shop quotes I got said 3-4 hours of labor - doing it yourself will most likely take double that amount of time. On top of that you need an alignment after install so add another hour at the shop.
487579
Take your truck to whatever your local exhaust shop is. For example, here it's Child's. It shouldn't be particularly expensive and should only take them a few minutes. I had the entire back half of my 97 Chevy's true dual system redone in less than an hour.
974116
Wish I could help you but I have an 03 Silverado. Love mine, easy to install and seems well built. My suggestion get the model # and e-mail Reese Good luck.
1576230
I have a 2010 Silverado, and it fit perfect. Very poor on wiring instructions though.
1753244
I used sheet metal self taping screws. the latches are cheesy, and I have problems of the opening going down the highway. I have a 2012 black Silverado and they look good. I would not buy this model again because I'm a construction superintendent and there not tough enough.
1094286
Sorry, I don't know, I have a 2002 Silverado. I doesn't work as well as the original. It is a little snug and so it doesn't always work for the push on/off feature. I sometimes have to pull it off and push it back on again. Hope this helps.
670747
Yeah, I have the same truck. It doesn't clip in as good as the stock grill but it's secure, especially once you bolt it in. Only takes about 5 minutes and a little bit of patience to remove the old grill. Looks good though!
995240
It's an easy install, but if you have doubts about doing it yourself, get help doing it. It's OK to not want to do this yourself. Get professional help, or a competent friend. In my case, I chose to mount it in a very well hidden location underneath my dash, and wire it discretely to an always-on power source also under the dash. Discuss options with your installer. It isn't a difficult project, so won't cost you a lot of money. Or no money, in the case of a friend. You will be amazed how well it works: Instantly locate you vehicle, download a complete history of where it has gone, every spot along the way, and how fast it was going at each point. Does what it claims. Go for it! It's an easy install, but if you have doubts about doing it yourself, get help doing it. It's OK to not want to do this yourself. Get professional help, or a competent friend. In my case, I chose to mount it in a very well hidden location underneath my dash, and wire it discretely to an always-on power source also under the dash. Discuss options with your installer. It isn't a difficult project, so won't cost you a lot of money. Or no money, in the case of a friend. You will be amazed how well it works: Instantly locate you vehicle, download a complete history of where it has gone, every... » Read More It's an easy install, but if you have doubts about doing it yourself, get help doing it. It's OK to not want to do this yourself. Get professional help, or a competent friend. In my case, I chose to mount it in a very well hidden location underneath my dash, and wire it discretely to an always-on power source also under the dash. Discuss options with your installer. It isn't a difficult project, so won't cost you a lot of money. Or no money, in the case of a friend. You will be amazed how well it works: Instantly locate you vehicle, download a complete history of where it has gone, every spot along the way, and how fast it was going at each point. Does what it claims. Go for it! « Show Less
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I installed it on my 2000 Gmc Sierra 2500 4x4, in one weekend, only problems i had were my manual 4x4 shifter linkage, and gap guards. the linkage requires welding. and the gap guards aren't just only for looks like i originally thought, they prevent the engine from running cooler which can mess with the internal AC/ and heater. but other then that the kits great works great and looks great