04 GMC Sierra center console lid

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My truck got broken into and the ripped the lid off the center console. Only damage other than the popped lock. Didn't take anything.

In my search for a new one, all I can find are lids for the split bench. I have the Bose center console with buckets. I can find used ones that are the wrong color on ebay cheap. The right color, charcoal, they are twice as much or hammered.

Anyone know the OE part number?

Or know the trim color code to buy the interior match paint?
 
you should be able to find one pretty easy. is it the hard plastic one, not the one that's padded? I had an 03 with the bose system, gray in color. i had the same color lol. i'll look around
 
zilla68 said:
is it this color?

www.ebay.com

03-06 Chevy Silverado Tahoe Avalanche GMC Sierra Yukon Console Lid Graphite | eBay

What I have here is a console lid that from research fits 03-06 Chevy Silverado, Tahoe + Avalanche; plus GMC Sierra + Yukon. This one removed from an 03 Avalanche GRAPHITE in color. Good shape - no cracks or breaks. Hinge and latch both function as they should. Includes rubber insert. Mounting...
www.ebay.com
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I saw that one this morning, but it looks pretty haggard..

The hinge is the damaged part. I might take mine apart, since is does separate, and use my top with that bottom...
 
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To find the color code for your 2004 GMC Sierra center console lid, check the driver's side door jamb or the glove box. The paint code is usually on a sticker within the driver's door jamb, or, if it's not there, it may be in the glove compartment. Look for a label with "BC/CC U" followed by a color code, or "WA" and a four-digit number/letter combination. If you can't find it, AutomotiveTouchup provides a guide on color code locations for GMC vehicles.

Detailed Steps:
  1. 1. Check Driver's Side Door Jamb:
    Open the driver's side door and look for a sticker on the door jamb. This is the most common location for paint codes.

  2. 2. Check Glove Box:
    If the sticker isn't in the door jamb, look inside the glove compartment.

  3. 3. Identify the Code:
    The code will typically be on a white paper or silver sticker, and may start with "BC/CC U" or "WA" followed by a color code.

  4. 4. Use Online Resources:
    If you're still having trouble, AutomotiveTouchup or other paint code websites can help you locate the correct code based on your vehicle's year, make, and model.
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I opened that eBay link and the seller sent me an offer for like 9 bucks off...LOL


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