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mikewelch

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Feel like leather to me, just don't have that leather smell.

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Definitely need to look on eBay for it then


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chris1126

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clazzio has nice seats. i went with the leather option. they feel nice and also smell like...well...leather
 

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I added the overhead console to my 2015 tradesman. There was no overhead wiring harness so I had to make one, which I used for cab lights and lighted visor mirror as well. I ran three power wires, one which worked all the time, one which worked only with running lights, and one which worked with the dome light. One thing I found out that I read nowhere else was that you needed two #8 x 1.5 inch sheet metal screws to replace the stock visor hook screws since the interior brace added about 3/4 of an inch to the thickness of the headliner. I also replaced the rear window switch with a rocker switch that operates bed lights and I drilled out the infa red temperature sensor hole (my truck didn't have one) for a blue led which shines down on the middle seat/console when the running lights are on.
 
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I added the overhead console to my 2015 tradesman. There was no overhead wiring harness so I had to make one, which I used for cab lights and lighted visor mirror as well. I ran three power wires, one which worked all the time, one which worked only with running lights, and one which worked with the dome light. One thing I found out that I read nowhere else was that you needed two #8 x 1.5 inch sheet metal screws to replace the stock visor hook screws since the interior brace added about 3/4 of an inch to the thickness of the headliner. I also replaced the rear window switch with a rocker switch that operates bed lights and I drilled out the infa red temperature sensor hole (my truck didn't have one) for a blue led which shines down on the middle seat/console when the running lights are on.

Dang that sounds like a project. Was it some what easy?


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chris1126

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I added the overhead console to my 2015 tradesman. There was no overhead wiring harness so I had to make one, which I used for cab lights and lighted visor mirror as well. I ran three power wires, one which worked all the time, one which worked only with running lights, and one which worked with the dome light. One thing I found out that I read nowhere else was that you needed two #8 x 1.5 inch sheet metal screws to replace the stock visor hook screws since the interior brace added about 3/4 of an inch to the thickness of the headliner. I also replaced the rear window switch with a rocker switch that operates bed lights and I drilled out the infa red temperature sensor hole (my truck didn't have one) for a blue led which shines down on the middle seat/console when the running lights are on.
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id like to bump this up and see if there was any update on any tradesmans to discuss. also would still like to see the o.h console
 
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