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The windows sticker for my 2011 HD shows a $15 front license plate bracket for the truck. When they brought the truck to the dealer they bracket had been taken out. I questioned the salesman and he called the other dealer and they said they would send it.

 

It still has not arrived and now they are saying there is not a bracket for the 2011 font plates. It’s been over a month and they are jerking me around. Today it is they cannot find the correct part number for it and do I really need it.

 

It would not be that big of a deal if I did not need it for a plate. I’d just take them up on the $15 refund.

 

Would anyone here know what part number it is so I can tell these guys what to order?

Diesail Enthusiast

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If you live in a state with a front plate then it required! I have been ticketed for this before, and amazing while not even in my own state by a meter maid despite the fact that there was time on the meter.

focijoe Enthusiast

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Would anyone here know what part number it is so I can tell these guys what to order?

 

If YOU need to find a part number to give to the dealer so they can order a part then its time to find a new dealer. :)

newdude Senior Enthusiast

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There is no brackets for the Silverado and Sierra HD's (not sure for denali). There is a big rectangular spot on your bumper just above the valance. There should be two pre-marked indents there for plate screws. That is the plate bracket. The $15 is essentially for two indents and two screws and maybe the mold in the bumper? lol.

 

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newdude Senior Enthusiast

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According to this they are available, 14th down the list

http://www.gmc.com/2011sierra/2500HD/specsExterior.jsp

 

I have found the below on several dealer sites, but none I call have any idea

(will be forced on orders with ship-to states that require a front license plate) - $15.00

 

For now I think I'll just get the $15 refund they offered me.

 

 

So I take it you don't have a Denali then. Did you check that rectangle spot in the bumper like in the picture above?

 

take a look at the second picture:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/GMC-Sierra-...=item35af715a7a

 

same with this one:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/GMC-Sierra-...=item33647fed7d

 

That spot is the bracket. It comes with 2 plate scrws and in the spot the marked "indents" where they go. Same for the Silverado (I have done pre-delivery inspections on 2 of them).

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