Winter Front Cover

[JF1957]

I find a lot of them but no one for a 2004 Yukon XL 2500.

Thanks

[Shaners]

Not sure where you will find one but I can tell you that I use mine every winter (just the 1/2 of it that covers the grill and not the bumper piece) and sure does make a difference.

[Diesail]

You shouldn't need one for a gasser.

[revrnd]

You shouldn't need one for a gasser.

 

Not sure where you're located, but he's in Quebec. Their winters are worse than that of Ontario for cold temps.

[Diesail]

You shouldn't need one for a gasser.

 

Not sure where you're located, but he's in Quebec. Their winters are worse than that of Ontario for cold temps.

 

 

Yeah, I thought about that after I opened my yap. Shouldn't any winter front for 2004 d-max work? They share the same front clip that year, correct?

[JF1957]

 

 

Yeah, I thought about that after I opened my yap. Shouldn't any winter front for 2004 d-max work? They share the same front clip that year, correct?

 

 

The billet grille of the 2004 d-max doesn't look the same has the Yuk. I think that the front end wasn't the same for the SUV vs Pick up on those years.

Thanks

[Shaners]

Here is one from an 03. If it is like the one for the Silverados then there are 2 snaps that go on top of the fan shroud. You need to make sure they are included or possibly you can get them from your dealer.

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/GMC-Grill-C...sQ5fAccessories

[born-to-fish-]

a piece of cardboard with a 4" square hole in the center would work in a pinch.

[JF1957]

a piece of cardboard with a 4" square hole in the center would work in a pinch.

lol i know that but i would prefer a little more class or look lol

[sceptre]

a piece of cardboard with a 4" square hole in the center would work in a pinch.

lol i know that but i would prefer a little more class or look lol

 

 

 

I'm not sure what the engine bay looks like on those....I did some searching on google but didn't get much. I have used cardboard on gas pickups regularly. However, I always stick it between the grill and the rad....you never know its there unless you pop the hood and look. I generally find supports to zip-tie it to and it never causes any problems at all.

 

I know this isn't what you're looking for, but it works great and its cheap Simply the cost of a case of beer....as thats the cardboard I usually use

 

EDIT...just found a pic and it looks a lot like my 2006. Simply pop the pins and remove the plastic cover and I guarantee you will find supports to zip it onto.

[revrnd]

EDIT...just found a pic and it looks a lot like my 2006. Simply pop the pins and remove the plastic cover and I guarantee you will find supports to zip it onto.

 

I hadn't checked that out yet. I may have to go w/ the cardboard behind the grille as 2 dealerships I spoke w/ have no idea when they'll get the covers. A PN is available, but N/A for ordering.