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6.2 Exhaust Tip?


ktreece

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Just wondering if anybody has gotten theirs yet? If not make sure that they also gather your front plate filler and bracket too as it seems like a lot of us didn't even know they were missing.

 

Plate codes vk3 and r7e

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I just posted about the front plate, if the truck was sent to a state without a front plate law then you don't get the front plate.

 

I still do not have the correct exhaust tip, told my salesman if I don't have it by Christmas (1 month since purchase) I would be calling GM and or having them call to get me a reimbursement check for the tip. I was billed for and have paid for the tip, either expedite it to me or give me my money back. Plain enough....

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I got mine, of course its the incorect size. I purchased a nice magnaflow one and will sell this one gm gave me on ebay. Gm said the correct sized ones (3") are still on backorder.

 

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Negative on the exhaust tip. Glad you posted this, Ktreece. I almost forgot about it. Like you Tjay, if they don't provide a tip, I am going to ask for a refund through. GM.

 

Will

  • 4 weeks later...
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I got mine when I picked up my truck. The dealer hadn't initially installed it, so I had to "remind" (tell) them that it was part of the Denali package.

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Black03yukon you might want to check and make sure they sent the right one, most all of the trucks got the tip from last years truck incorrectly.

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Black03yukon you might want to check and make sure they sent the right one, most all of the trucks got the tip from last years truck incorrectly.

What's the difference? It fits, it's chrome, and it has GMC etched into it.

 

I have the 5.3L. Are only the 6.2L tips on backorder?

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Hey Everybody!

 

Sorry to hear a few of you got your trucks without all of the necessary equipment! If there is something further you would like us to look into for you, we are here. We can be reached via PM, please include your full name and contact information, VIN, current mileage, and involved dealership.

Sincerely,

Jonathan A.
GM Customer Care

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I picked up a 6.2L High Country a couple weeks ago. I just noticed it does not have the polished exhaust tip. Looks like I will be calling soon.

 

Thanks for the heads up.

  • 3 months later...
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Does anyone know the O.D. and Length of the 6.2L GM Exhaust Tip # 23435023?

 

Thanks

 

Jeremy

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Why did my question about the SIZE of the GM 6.2 Exhaust tip get moved to a section on if Denali customers received their tip?

 

My question will never get answered in a old dead thread.

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Why did my question about the SIZE of the GM 6.2 Exhaust tip get moved to a section on if Denali customers received their tip?

 

 

My question will never get answered in a old dead thread.

Lol... I bet you got a PM real quick after asking this question....

 

 

Ommmmmmm.... You are in trouble!

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