KaptKyle

I have three front bumpers for sale for the 2016-2018 Silverado. I have one black, WT Bumper, great shape maybe a rock chip or two. One Chrome with fog lights holes https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1022431801421724/ One Deep Ocean Blue Metallic Bumper with fog lights and parking sensor. Previous Owner hit a 4x4 post with it, slight dent and scratches https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/430559564254223/

As am I

I am looking for the passenger side headlight trim as well as a grille in Deep Ocean Blue Metallic. I have found a bumper and driver's side headlight trim and only need these last two.

If you want to go OEM, I have the black WT bumper, and I will also have the chrome with fog lights bumper available shortly.

If you have any welding abilities you can definitely remove the flapper valve yourself, I got rid of it plus the resonator and muffler, truck sounds great. Plus a picture of my air dam removed when I added foglights

I think I win? 44.3 mph average

GMCs don't have bowties...

Decent thread idea! Saves from having a million threads from individuals all looking to swap their own parts. Looking for Ocean Blue Metallic Lights, grille, and bumper, CNY.

This is a fairly documented issue on this forum, as far as water leaking through the XM Antenna. There is a small "slot"for lack of a better word, in the back of the antenna that is perfect for letting water in. Luckily I read about it before I bought my truck, and shortly after my dad bought his so I caulked them both before their first washes. Makes me glad I only have 2 doors, good luck!

cuz lightbars r kewl -____-

First of all, its Auto 4WD, not AWD. Then, just selecting Auto 4 wheel drive does not automatically put the truck in 4wd, only when it senses that all 4 wheels need power depending on the circumstances. Turn the dial to 4WD HI and see what happens. But I also don't support driving around in 4WD when its not necessary, just extra wear and tear 4WD not AWD

I don't know what he's working on ^^^^ But to date you have needed to swap both door harness and add the mirrors, not necessarily cheap but it can be done. Interested to see how this goes

Yes, there is water on the inside of the glass. I've never had this before and I can't imagine its good for the electronics in the door, I don't know why the water would be getting past the plastic moisture barrier and of course the dealer can't replicate even though it happens everytime it rains or snows.

This is a known issue depending on build period. There is a small slot in the back of the antenna that leads directly under the antenna, and ends up letting water drip right down as you had happen. I threw some silicone caulk in there before I washed the truck for the first time, no issues here. My only issue now is rain getting on the Inside of the glass when I put the window up after it rains, never seen that before on any other car...

About half loaded Fully loaded Didn't think to get any shot of the actual full load. Doesn't look like she's squatting much, but when we unhooked the trailer, it was ~3" give or take. We figured about 5,000 pounds of wood plus the 1,000 pound trailer