rusty503

Can someone confirm that these will not fit the front bowtie on a 2015 Silverado? I've seen that the rear is the same size but that the front is different. I would just like someone to verify that physically.

Check out this thread http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?/topic/209463-Cadillac-escalade-engine-cover-on-a-chevy-Silverado- My post starts at 28. Johnny01 beat me to a picture there.

For the Chevrolet emblem, use part number 12620295. This part is a perfect fit. It is not flat as the part number listed above. Sent from my SM-G960U1 using Tapatalk

I looked around and found a thread over on the Coloradofans.com forum. There are pictures and the first one shows a sign on a dash with the part number but it does show it for the Colorado. I can't seem to able to link to that thread. I went there and did a search using the part number to find the thread. That's why I mention this possible issue. Again I do hope it is a universal kit. I am also looking for the side Heritage badges. I believe they are on the doors.

Good catch! Only one issue I see is that this part number is for a Colorado kit and it may not be the correct size for our trucks. Time will tell. Hopefully it will be for a universal type kit but I doubt it.

My dealer did not have one in stock so I am still waiting on mine. When I saw the 90mm I measured the Caddy one and it too was the same.

Following the thread I ordered the parts and got them in today. I did need the studs. (2015 Silverado LT 5.3). It took me longer to remove the caddy emblem than it took to install the shield. First to remove the caddy emblem I used a torx driver and pushed the emblem off using the hole in the back. It was pretty easy and took me longer to get the foam adhesive off than the emblem. Went to apply the new chevy emblem and was disappointed that it was flat instead of domed like the caddy one. I went ahead and applied it but I'm really not liking it. Sooo I started to do a little research. Well I think I have found the perfect solution. First my criteria was for something just like the caddy one. GM part 12620295 looks like it will fit the bill. It is domed, the right size and even has the little cutout notch for alignment. This is all based on pictures and measurements. I found it in a picture of a review of the 2016 Impala. That led me to some other places and finally found the part number. It's also a lot cheaper with a MSRP of $17 or so. It also fits the Chevy Orlando and the Cruze and quite possibly more. I will be checking with my local dealer tomorrow and hopefully find it in stock but ordering it if needed. I'll give an update when I get it in and installed.

Turn off what? Sent from my SM-G935U using Tapatalk

With that mod I am pretty sure you do not have the microphone. Research the location and see if you have one. Mine is in the headlining above the driver seat. Sent from my SM-G935U using Tapatalk

I also think you should go with a white shell. Sent from my SM-G935U using Tapatalk

I have a 2015 Silverado double cab regular bed that I put a cab high Leer shell on. I have not seen any mpg penalty since I put it on about 2000 miles ago. To me the shell has advantages over a tonneau cover but I may have different standards than others. Sent from my SM-G935U using Tapatalk

I see three possibilities for the issues. One, the battery has gone south. Two, alternator has gone there too. Three, bad ground or bad negative cable at the battery. Every single issue you mentioned stems from low system voltage. Sent from my SM-G935U using Tapatalk Oops sorry. I was really referring to the electrical issues only.

Check out the Autel TS401. It will do what you want to do. Sent from my SM-G935U using Tapatalk

I found this on eBay. Check out item #131917667572. Sold by one of the chevy dealers that is selling the centennial floor mat inserts. Possibly good for those with towing mirrors. At first I thought it was the entire mirror but looking at the Echomaster website it appears that it is just camera add ons. Sent from my SM-G935U using Tapatalk

I bought the "Motivx Tools 11pc Trim Removal Tool Set" from Amazon. I do like it. It comes with a folding bag to hold all of the tools. Sent from my SM-G935U using Tapatalk