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tenx82

By tenx82
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sailor9908 Enthusiast

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Just ordered mine for $53 shipped to my door from gmpartsonline.net. Dealer wanted $70

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TTU19 Enthusiast

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I was told I needed to check that I had the bolts behind my current panel before buying this. Is that accurate, that not all have it already?

Sooperdave Enthusiast

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I was told I needed to check that I had the bolts behind my current panel before buying this. Is that accurate, that not all have it already?

Should already have the holes for the bolts. I hadn't heard of any 14 model that doesn't. Check thru this post to make sure though. You can always pull out the topside a lil and peak down thru there.

TTU19 Enthusiast

TTU19

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Yeah, I didn't see anyone on here have any problems with it, but that's what the guy from Chevy told me, so I dunno. I'll pull it off this weekend and see what's behind there. I can get it for $45.

Turk10mm Enthusiast

Turk10mm

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my dealer said they didn't have it and couldn't get it. Gmpartsonline has a problem with checking out. I can't checkout on two different computers or my ipad. ordered on gmpartsdirect. We'll see.

punk007 Enthusiast

punk007

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It will deploy but nothing will happen cus the bolts are holding the trim piece in place. Wicked Galaxy Note 3

I don't understand, Are you saying that installing this handle prevents the airbag from working properly?

TTU19 Enthusiast

TTU19

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I don't understand, Are you saying that installing this handle prevents the airbag from working properly?

I think he means, this will not fly off if the air bags are deployed, since they are bolted on.

chuckl1218 Senior Enthusiast

chuckl1218

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My dealer parts guy had no trouble getting mine, although I had tried several places online. Paid $50.

NitroDatsik Senior Enthusiast

NitroDatsik

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I don't understand, Are you saying that installing this handle prevents the airbag from working properly?

 

 

I think he means, this will not fly off if the air bags are deployed, since they are bolted on.

the original one had a clip holding it so it wouldn't freely away when the airbag inflates. With this the airbag will inflate, but since this piece is held by 2 bolts to the frame the air bag won't go anywhere. Therefore my guess is that it will not serve is purpose lol.

 

Wicked Galaxy Note 3

 

chuckl1218 Senior Enthusiast

chuckl1218

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Correct handle is determine by interior color, not model/trim level.
#23135699 for black/gray interiors
#23135700 for brown/tan interiors

 

I have the gray one because my truck's interior is black

punk007 Enthusiast

punk007

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the original one had a clip holding it so it wouldn't freely away when the airbag inflates. With this the airbag will inflate, but since this piece is held by 2 bolts to the frame the air bag won't go anywhere. Therefore my guess is that it will not serve is purpose lol. Wicked Galaxy Note 3

I don't believe GM would offer this part if it interfered with the airbag? Who knows? We need someone to install this and then get t-boned, and then report back to us if the bags worked ok!

TX14Z71 Enthusiast

TX14Z71

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the original one had a clip holding it so it wouldn't freely away when the airbag inflates. With this the airbag will inflate, but since this piece is held by 2 bolts to the frame the air bag won't go anywhere. Therefore my guess is that it will not serve is purpose lol. Wicked Galaxy Note 3

 

 

I don't believe GM would offer this part if it interfered with the airbag? Who knows? We need someone to install this and then get t-boned, and then report back to us if the bags worked ok!

LOL!!

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