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OK, thanks for the reply, I did have my bumper off when I did the body lift, but never looked at that bezel piece, I just assumed I would be able to see the clips I needed to take off from the backside. Mine is a 2016 as well and I think I’m going to replace the grille with something different so I will have a better look at it when I have that off. thanks again!

Just wondering if anyone has any tips for removing the front bumper cover/bezel? The plastic piece that surrounds the toe hooks. I have a Denali and mine was originally chrome which I plasti dipped but now I would like to remove it and clean it up. I have removed the grill and lower air dam but I’m just unsure how to remove it from the front bumper.

Acpantera Well said, adds a minimal amount of time.

Because rear brakes are garbage on these trucks, completely worn out after 19,000 km. If you read up on it it’s a very common issue, both sides are worn evenly left to right. I did finally find an article on how to do this the EPB needs to be removed with the battery disconnected and then you are able to manually back the piston stop out and then compress the piston. A few extra steps but it is doable only problem is the brake wear monitor needs to be reset with a scan tool, total money grab for GM.

Any help? Thanks

Hey guys. Looking for a little bit of information as I have been unable to find anything definitive through my many searches. I have a 2020 1/2 ton and I am replacing the rear brake pads and wondering if it’s possible to do myself. I’ve always replaced my own pads yet with the electronic parking brake there seems to be an issue, GM says I need a scan tool to release the caliper piston and I’m just wondering if there’s another way around this. Tia