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I currently have a 2017 F250 with a broken overhead console (sunglass holder is broken, door completly missing). The console from what I can tell can't be repaired (from my own exploration and from talking to the dealership), the dealership quoted me $750 for the replacement parts, and estimates it will be over $1000 to replace it for me. I can find the parts from various online sources but have run into a bit of confusion. From what I can tell the original part was HL3Z-28519A58-LC, this seems to have been replaced with HL3Z-28519A58-LAV, and now has been replaced with HC3Z-28519A58-LBM. I can find all three versions, but the price is over $100 more for the -LBM version. So the question is does anyone know the difference between these parts?
For what it’s worth I replaced the circuit board from my 2019 with a 2015 f150 when my lights burned out and I didn’t want to take it to a dealer. From this you might conclude:
1) if it looks right fit-wise it will work
2) if you get one with shot electronics you can swap yours over
Man I wish I'd have seen this yesterday, I called a couple different dealerships and got some answers (I think). Ended up ordering one off of Ebay (brand new) for about half what the dealership wanted.
If anyone cares according to the parts department I was correct, the versions go -LC, -LAV, and -LBM. The reason for three versions is they re-enforced elements of the panel (but no specifics on what was fixed) and any of them will work in my truck.
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