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tenx82

By tenx82
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gmc1

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I installed my driver assist handle yesterday. It looks fantastic. The total cost, out the door, was $47.21. I also had the painted to match GM mud flaps installed. They too, look great. especially with the painted to match fender well moldings. I can honestly say, my Denali has taken on a new personality. I don't know, maybe it's just my OCD coming out, but I think the "driver assist handle" helps to balance the interior. With handles on the other three doors, it was like there was something missing. I would never have thought of it, had it not been for this forum. My wife is constantly telling me the forum is costing us a lot. I love it!

 

 

I agree with the "balance" thing. I'm a fan of symmetry though..

 

And I dig your garage.

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gmc1 Enthusiast

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Got mine today... Love it!!

 

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Mine interior is black.

Part # for the handle is: 23135699

 

 

Is that a dash cam i see up by your rear view? I wanted one just for everyday funny s#!+ I see, not sure what I'd do with it, YouTube maybe, but the good ones are pretty pricey just for laughs. But for wrecks and the unfortunate the price could be justified I suspect

chuckl1218 Senior Enthusiast

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Got mine today took a week.. :):):)

 

Me too. Dealer parts guy after online orders were cancelled.

block8head Enthusiast

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Is that a dash cam i see up by your rear view? I wanted one just for everyday funny s#!+ I see, not sure what I'd do with it, YouTube maybe, but the good ones are pretty pricey just for laughs. But for wrecks and the unfortunate the price could be justified I suspect

Yup, Got hit twice in my 2010 .First time is the front passenger fender and the second time is my passenger rear wheel.. Both time they told the cop that i've cut them off.Thanks to the dash cam, both of them ended up with the citation for improper passing and i got a big fat check from the insurance for minor damages...

The best $99 i've ever spent

This is the one i have: http://www.ebay.com/itm/IROAD-290V-1-Channel-HD-Recorder-Car-Black-Box-8GB-/121208629404?hash=item1c3898e89c#ht_11595wt_909

TJay74 Senior Enthusiast

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that camera is nice. How are you powering it?

block8head Enthusiast

block8head

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that camera is nice. How are you powering it?

it plugged in the accessories socket. The wire tugged along the roof liner down to the pillar and underneath the console.
gmc1 Enthusiast

gmc1

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Yup, Got hit twice in my 2010 .First time is the front passenger fender and the second time is my passenger rear wheel.. Both time they told the cop that i've cut them off.Thanks to the dash cam, both of them ended up with the citation for improper passing and i got a big fat check from the insurance for minor damages...

The best $99 i've ever spent

This is the one i have: http://www.ebay.com/itm/IROAD-290V-1-Channel-HD-Recorder-Car-Black-Box-8GB-/121208629404?hash=item1c3898e89c#ht_11595wt_909

 

That's awesome, and thank you for the link!

CorvetteOJ Enthusiast

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I agree with the "balance" thing. I'm a fan of symmetry though..

And I dig your garage.

Thanks man!
block8head Enthusiast

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Is that a dash cam i see up by your rear view? I wanted one just for everyday funny s#!+ I see, not sure what I'd do with it, YouTube maybe, but the good ones are pretty pricey just for laughs. But for wrecks and the unfortunate the price could be justified I suspect

Almost got this guy today on my dash cam, but some how my foot slam on the wrong pedal.. lol lucky for him.

 

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Almost got this guy today on my dash cam, but some how my foot slam on the wrong pedal.. lol lucky for him.

That could have been really messy!

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Audioi Enthusiast

Audioi

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Now that it's installed I'm wondering if the airbag will still work?

NitroDatsik Senior Enthusiast

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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

 

 

Mattdh Enthusiast

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anyone know the part number for the passenger side handle by any chance? shale/tan

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