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michigan2500hd Senior Enthusiast

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Will a 2002 GMC Sierra front bumper fit on a 03 Sierra?

 

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Not thinking so. The front end changed on the Chevy's and gmcs in 03. Google those years and you'll see the difference.

 

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Chris Senior Enthusiast

Chris

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Not thinking so. The front end changed on the Chevy's and gmcs in 03. Google those years and you'll see the difference.

 

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No. Different frame horns and brackets. I had to change those to go to the Denali front end which uses the 99-02 ones

dcferguson98 Enthusiast

dcferguson98

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No. Different frame horns and brackets. I had to change those to go to the Denali front end which uses the 99-02 ones

So what would I have to buy to change the brackets in order to make it fit?

 

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Chris Senior Enthusiast

Chris

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Frame section to weld on the frame horns, brackets, supports, chrome bumper, lower plastic bumper, a ton of plastic rivets, and 2003 grille.

I got this at a wrecking yard off a Tahoe for $65. SUVs used the 99-02 setup all the way through. You need a non Denali 03-06 1500 truck setup

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Cut and welded here

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muddkatt Senior Enthusiast

muddkatt

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. You need a non Denali 03-06 1500 truck setup

 

He wants to put an 02 bumper on to an 03...so wont he need a 99-02 set up?

Chris Senior Enthusiast

Chris

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He wants to put an 02 bumper on to an 03...so wont he need a 99-02 set up?

 

I was thinking the other way. So the 99-02 truck or 02-06 SUV frame section, bumper brackets, and 02 grille. Same list of parts but for the 99-02 truck or the SUV from 02-06

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dcferguson98

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I was thinking the other way. So the 99-02 truck or 02-06 SUV frame section, bumper brackets, and 02 grille. Same list of parts but for the 99-02 truck or the SUV from 02-06

OK thanks for all the info! Seems like a little bit too much work for me I was just hoping it would Bolt right on lol

 

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Chris Senior Enthusiast

Chris

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OK thanks for all the info! Seems like a little bit too much work for me I was just hoping it would Bolt right on lol

 

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If you have a friend who can weld, that is the hardest part. Then you have to just collect the parts.

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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I know how to weld, just don't have a welder... And I don't really know anybody with one

 

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Get a cheap one from tractor supply or harbor freight

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