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Has anyone else installed the Chevy Grill cover on their truck? My cover just doesn't seem to fit like I've seen the old one fit. I'm thinking there might be a different cover for the High Country models.. Any ideas?

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Pretty sure it's supposed to go above that top part of your grille. It's a very tight fit, I started by putting the top on then used a screwdriver to force the bottom clips on. It's still a little looser than I see on most trucks. I can snap a picture tomorrow if you want

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Nevermind you do have it on right, just looks weird to me because I don't have the high country with that bright grill. They contract in the cold slightly so it will look better once you hit colder temps, but I find mine is still a little loose and dosent look as great as other trucks'

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Yea, I thought it would lay more "flat" on the grill, but the top row doesn't have an open back end for the clips to hold onto..

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I redid mine today after looking at it again and it seems to lay better and I'm my opinion look better on there too. ac0ef45a50a3477c849505518aefb7c4.jpg

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Haven't installed mine. Just got back in town and truck ran fine without it.

 

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I've ran mine without it too, but it seems to warm up faster with it on and the block heater plugged in under 32 degree weather.

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I never bought a OEM grill cover. I have always been satisfied with aftermarket. One of the best I have ever used is the Fia fronts, that include both winter front and summer screen front. Easy to put snaps on the grill and always fits nice and snug.

 

http://www.gofia.com/store/index.php?route=product/category&path=70_69&make=749&model=80&year=2015

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I never bought a OEM grill cover. I have always been satisfied with aftermarket. One of the best I have ever used is the Fia fronts, that include both winter front and summer screen front. Easy to put snaps on the grill and always fits nice and snug.

 

http://www.gofia.com/store/index.php?route=product/category&path=70_69&make=749&model=80&year=2015

Thanks for sharing, I'll take a look at theirs.

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