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Old 03-31-2020, 06:34 AM
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Originally Posted by 1FastBrick
Those are the early 99-00 Mirrors before they came out with the HD package.

I found the current part numbers.
15172059
15172060

Listed as WIDE LOAD "CAMPER" MIR(DF2) (1999-2000)
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Strange I have a 2006 GMC 2500 (NOT HD) at work that has those mirrors.
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Originally Posted by dantheman1540
Thank you!

Strange I have a 2006 GMC 2500 (NOT HD) at work that has those mirrors.
My self, I have only seen them on earlier trucks and mostly base work trucks. here is the full description. I guess it was an option on later trucks as well.

MIRROR,O/S RR VIEW(MOLDED IN BLACK)(W/SMALL CONVEX MIRROR) - LH. Required: 01
LHD. For: CK1,2 O/S WIDE LOAD "CAMPER" MIR(DF2) (1999-2000) (1999 - 2000).
LHD. For: CK1,2,3 O/S WIDE LOAD "CAMPER" MIR(DF2) (2001-2002) (2001 - 2002).
LHD. For: CK1,2,3 WIDE LOAD FOLDING O/S MIR(9G1),(EXC COMFORT & CONVENIENCE PKG #3(YE9) (2002-2007) (2002 - 2007).
LHD. For: CK1,2,3(03-43-53) O/S WIDE LOAD "CAMPER" MIR(DF2),(EXC COMFORT & CONVENIENCE PKG #3(YE9) (2003-2007) (2003 - 2007).
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Well that explains it this is he base-est of all base model trucks. Dang bench seat doesn't even have the flip down arm rest.
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yeah, they were available through 06 or 07 (test drove a number of 04-06 HD trucks with them)... it's just that with them not having power, they got built on fewer & fewer trucks as time went on & everything started getting gadgetized as standard.

and i opted out of the coolers, so give High Gear (in Memphrica, TN) a call. he might still have them.
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Ehhh Installing those coolers is not very fun neither is the price of 7qts of OEM NV4500 fluid. Just snother one of those things if I found them cheap I might snag just cause.

Really looking for a 9.5SF for under $500 with 3.42s.
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sounds like you need to find a junkyard 2500 duramax. something else... forgot you still got 6-lug.
don't the Escalades have 3.73s?

and i can't remember now if we used RedLine or AmsOil GL-4 in mine... either way, cheaper & better than the Mopar/Delco fluid.

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Like to find one ready to bolt in from an Escalade or 6.2 SUV. I can't remember if I used Redline or Delco in my Silvy I know I used Delco for the +1qt in the Tahoe because that's what was in it. Either way I doubt I'll kill either of them
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Just ordered a 9.5sf for $462 delivered. Its out of a 2010 Yukon with a 6.2. Plan to clean it up see if the Posi traction is in good shape or see what it is weather its a locker or clutch style diff. Likely gonna truetrac it leave the 3.42s and run it.

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**** yeah

another 14b convert, I love it. Welcome to the church of beating on your **** and still driving it to work the next day Our group is few, but growing!
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Figured what the hell why not! The 10bolt truetrac install went great in Slipseconds Denali and I bet it will go even better with the 14b on stands.

Haven't messed with axles much besides swapping front diffs and CVs. The two 10bolts I killed in my RCSB were under warranty so I never had to touch them.


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