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2019 GMC Emblem Installation

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Jmonty Enthusiast

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10 hours ago, quicksilverc5 said:

The wheels are the gloss black wheels that normally come on an elevation.  But I have BFG K02s instead.

 

RD3 Wheels, 20" x 9" (50.8 cm x 22.9 cm) Black gloss painted aluminum

 

2019 Wheel RPOs attached

2019 Wheel RPOs.pdf

Man looks sharp! What size K02 are you running?

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Rudger
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Hey all,   I installed the OEM black GMC letters on my AT4 this weekend and thought I would pass this shortcut along.  If you don't mind being a bit destructive and want to take the easy rou

quicksilverc5
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I did mine the hard way, which the front grill removal is a B$%#.  Looks sweet though.  The rears are easy with a heat gun and masking tape.  A little harder since all the letters are the same.  Since

joshuapchase
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Thank you for your help! I just replaced my letters with the black... aside from some issues getting the new clips to “click” it was a rather painless experience! Pretty happy with the results...

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18 hours ago, Z71-K9 said:

Where does one purchase the black emblems?

Any GM Parts site..

 

Front and Rear GMC Emblem in Black for Vehicles with MultiPro™ Tailgate
Part No. 84364354

 

Front and Rear GMC Emblem in Black (without the Multipro)
Part No. 84364356
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On 2/3/2019 at 8:02 PM, Rudger said:

Hey all,

 

I installed the OEM black GMC letters on my AT4 this weekend and thought I would pass this shortcut along.  If you don't mind being a bit destructive and want to take the easy route - just pry the red insert off of the factory emblems and it exposes the retaining clips.  Insert a screw driver and they pop right off.  No grill removal required.  I had one or two tangs that didn't immediately snap back in on the new emblems.  apply a bit of pressure to the grill tab with either your finger or a flat blade screw driver from behind until it clicks.  You are good to go.

 

 

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Thank you for your help! I just replaced my letters with the black... aside from some issues getting the new clips to “click” it was a rather painless experience! Pretty happy with the results...

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BringTheRain403 Senior Enthusiast

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Hey all,

 

I installed the OEM black GMC letters on my AT4 this weekend and thought I would pass this shortcut along.  If you don't mind being a bit destructive and want to take the easy route - just pry the red insert off of the factory emblems and it exposes the retaining clips.  Insert a screw driver and they pop right off.  No grill removal required.  I had one or two tangs that didn't immediately snap back in on the new emblems.  apply a bit of pressure to the grill tab with either your finger or a flat blade screw driver from behind until it clicks.  You are good to go.

 

 

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BTW the way you did this is the way GMC instructs their techs to do this. I have the official GM instructions and I can scan them and post them here if anyone would like to see them...

 

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4 hours ago, BringTheRain403 said:

BTW the way you did this is the way GMC instructs their techs to do this. I have the official GM instructions and I can scan them and post them here if anyone would like to see them...

 

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Can you post them,would be appreciated

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Does anyone know where I can find solid black metal or plastic GMC emblems for the grill and tailgate?  Id prefer metal. I don't want the chrome outlining the emblem. I can't find anything and or not sure if it will fit as most are listed as 2015-2019. I have a 2019 AT4.

 

The link below i'm not sure about?

 

Thoughts?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/254231917725

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cvklok Enthusiast

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I initially attempted the long way of installing these emblems..... I abandoned that mess when I seen this post.  Using this technique is the way to go, makes it a 10 minute job to change out the front GMC emblem.  Thanks for the help!

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On 9/1/2019 at 9:16 PM, Danny's AT4 said:

How do you change out the letters on the tailgate? 

 

They are stuck on.  Heat gun or let it sit in the sun are the usual options.

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