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Long story short idk if I should try to fix the bumper by hitting the other side with a piece of wood and a mallet or if i should replace the whole bumper or find the chrome piece and replace that part? If anyone has part numbers I would appreciate that. FOLLOW THIS LINK TO THE PICS

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Long story short idk if I should try to fix the bumper by hitting the other side with a piece of wood and a mallet or if i should replace the whole bumper or find the chrome piece and replace that part? If anyone has part numbers I would appreciate that. FOLLOW THIS LINK TO THE PICS

Might as well give fixing it a try. Pretty sure you can buy just that side of the chrome face on those bumpers if nothing else.

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yep....I'd say fix it too...than look at the scrap yards...than look at new.

 

I looked at some yards...there's a tonne of them in there...around 500 bucks.

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K I'll Look into that and see what I can do anyone have part number to the chrome piece cant seem to find one or for the whole bumper.

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GM1103147------------whole rear bumper...700 bones.

GM1105147 ---------------------------Not exactly what your looking for....this is the part number for one with backup sensors...but its 113 bucks...so I would say 90 without the sensor provision. The part number will be close though...That number is for a right side rear bumper end in chrome with object sensors so I would say 46 is left side, 45 is probably right w/o sensors...and yours 44, would be my bet...but that could be way out. should be looking for ....give the parts store that number and see if they can cross reference with a regular bumper cover.

 

I know its not 48 though...as 48 is the paintable cover...it also has the sensor provisions.

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Someone damaged my right side and I replaced it. Here is the info from GMPARTSSDIRECT for the right side. I do not have the sensor.

Part: 15284308*

Category: Bumper/Fascia Emblem

Description: CAP

Min.Qty: 1

Unit Price: $154.92

Quantity: 1

Ext.Price: $154.92

Core Charge: $0.00

 

So you can fix it for 154 plus shipping.

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your not out anything if you try to beat it out and fail, its already "not perfect" so yeah give it a try, if nothing else its a learning experience and you can share so we all know.

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