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The ones in the step pad are 19115805

The ones in the bumper end caps are 19115806

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The ones in the step pad are 19115805

The ones in the bumper end caps are 19115806

 

 

Hey Rich,

 

Can you let me know what this part number is "Gm parking sensors #15239247"

 

Thanks JF

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The ones in the step pad are 19115805

The ones in the bumper end caps are 19115806

 

 

Hey Rich,

 

Can you let me know what this part number is "Gm parking sensors #15239247"

 

Thanks JF

 

 

That one is listed to fit....Tahoe/Suburban/Yukon/Escalade/Acadia/Enclave.

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The ones in the step pad are 19115805

The ones in the bumper end caps are 19115806

 

 

Hey Rich,

 

Can you let me know what this part number is "Gm parking sensors #15239247"

 

Thanks JF

 

 

That one is listed to fit....Tahoe/Suburban/Yukon/Escalade/Acadia/Enclave.

 

 

Thats the part number that my dealership told me to buy. They can't even get the right part number correct.

 

This part number 19115806 is for the sensor in the chrome part right?

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JF,Post me the last 8 of your VIN,I'll see if I can maybe figure out why they showed that one for you.

But yeah...19115806 is what I show for the chrome bumper end caps.

I'm going to bring up my catalog and take a look again.

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I should add,Part#19115806 comes primed,so you'll have to have it painted Sparkle Silver,This is because its made for either chrome bumpers,or the painted bumper thats on the Denali's.

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JF,Post me the last 8 of your VIN,I'll see if I can maybe figure out why they showed that one for you.

But yeah...19115806 is what I show for the chrome bumper end caps.

I'm going to bring up my catalog and take a look again.

 

here's the last 8 number of the vin 71 50 29 10

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

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Yep,Those are the correct part numbers for your VIN.

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I found at the wreckers today this part number 15797506. I tried it on my truck and everything seems to be working ok. Can you let me know for which GM product this part number is for

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That doesn't come up as a good part number :lol:

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