I probably would have found it, but thanx for the info. Now I'm getting excited about the area around the shifter illuminated at night. like I said earlier, I had no idea mood lighting existed.....Cool.
Well, lets clarify a few things here........
The article I wrote is to repair the back lit buttons on the console around the shifter. The window switches, door lock, and traction control for the automatics. The lights sometimes burn out and instead of replacing the entire assembly you can simply take it apart and replace the lamps with similar replacements or with LEDs. This is not mood lighting or anything special. The lights are controlled by the same circuit that controls the lighting in the rest of the vehicle. The shifter comes off with a single set screw and then you pry off the shifter or console plate after that.
Mood lighting - This option was offered only on the upper level option group, the ones with the Homelink remotes built into the mirror. With this option, there is a set of pulse width controlled LEDs under the rearview mirror that offer mood or theater lighting as well as map lights. Mood lighting can be turned on and off, when on, it produces a light amber effect at night while driving down the road to illuminate the shifter and surrounding area. It is controlled by pressing the far right button for a few seconds to change modes. Pressing the button quickly just turns on and off the map light option which is the same LEDs turned on at a brighter output.
So, if you read something somewhere about mood lighting in the SSR and trying to get it turned on without having the proper mirror it will not work. It kind of sounds like you are searching for a remedy or an option that you do not have in the truck........ or maybe you do but you are unfamiliar with how to operate it?
What exactly are you trying to do or fix?