Front Emblem Bowtie Swap! EASY

By fondupot
January 18, 2018 in Modifications & Accessories

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fondupot

Posted January 18, 2018

Hey guys, I made a quick video on how to pull the front emblem off a Colorado. I found another video that was really complicated and involved removing the screws on the plastic shroud. Took them 10 minutes! This can be done with a simple plastic pry tool, and about 1 minute of your time. I plan on doing the rear emblem when I can clean the truck up, it's full of salt and road grime right now.

10 months later...

Gee-ehmz

Posted November 22, 2018

Will check that out

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