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So I was at the dealership today and reviewed what I needed to make this happen, the part # we apparently need is 84613793 if this is input into gmpartsdirect it does not give me a picture of it, but it did at the dealerships, and it came with everything needed.  Ordering today, wish me luck.
How did u make out with the swap

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Joeypaul13
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For those of you who were curious. Here is a high country grille swap on a 2020 HD  Ltz. What a difference, The grille is part GM # 84691991 ($963.00) but you also have to buy the lower fascia GM #846

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I have changed from the Z-71 grill to the High Country Grill on my 2020 2500 HD. What a difference it makes. I have the grill and fascia for sale. Both are like new. I will post pictures of

Joeypaul13
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Just went to the dealership to confirm fitment and price it all out, you need two parts,  GM# 84691991(grille) & GM# 84678988 (lower fascia). The lower fascia is paint to match so you will have to

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On 12/30/2019 at 9:34 PM, Chuyito said:

So I was at the dealership today and reviewed what I needed to make this happen, the part # we apparently need is 84613793 if this is input into gmpartsdirect it does not give me a picture of it, but it did at the dealerships, and it came with everything needed.  Ordering today, wish me luck.

Did your grill come in yet? There is a "trim" filler piece that looks like it would be required as well I think.  Part # 84678988, part #6 in diagram. I would it would assume it would need to be painted to match. 

 

I really wish they would have offered HC grill as a option by itself.

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mkeddie Enthusiast

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??? Still no updates
Wondering how hard it is to get the grille to come off

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Should need just the lower fascia 84678988, and the grille 84691991.  

 

 

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On 12/30/2019 at 7:34 PM, Chuyito said:

So I was at the dealership today and reviewed what I needed to make this happen, the part # we apparently need is 84613793 if this is input into gmpartsdirect it does not give me a picture of it, but it did at the dealerships, and it came with everything needed.  Ordering today, wish me luck.

Did you end up getting this swap done? Very interested in doing it as well!

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Joeypaul13 Enthusiast

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Yes Im curious as well, has anyone done the swap yet?? What parts do you need and how hard was it? Trying to get quotes from dealers on parts but havent heard back yet.

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Haven't done that swap but i did mine

After having mine apart and looking at things there are some unused clip spots that I'm assuming get used with the high country setup

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Eventually want to do this high Country grill swap. Curious if they sell painted black to match, or if I gotta do that myself? Want it all blacked out...

 

 

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Just went to the dealership to confirm fitment and price it all out, you need two parts,  GM# 84691991(grille) & GM# 84678988 (lower fascia). The lower fascia is paint to match so you will have to have it painted.  Everything is fully interchangeable. Ordered mine up today. Will post pics when its done. 

 

I removed the stock grille, wasn't too bad. You have to remove outer fascias first to get grille off. They have  snap in clips  and one bolt behind the fender flare. Be prepared to buy replacement clips, they are very brittle, snapped a few of mine off pulling fender flare and fascias out. 

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For those of you who were curious. Here is a high country grille swap on a 2020 HD  Ltz. What a difference, The grille is part GM # 84691991 ($963.00) but you also have to buy the lower fascia GM #84678988 ($504). The fascia arrives primed and must be painted to match. Mine is currently at the paint booth getting sprayed. Everything bolted right up and snapped right in.  Granted I do have a ltz premium but I dont think that made a difference. Pic below of grille installed! Any questions on details feel free to hit me up.

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1 hour ago, Joeypaul13 said:

For those of you who were curious. Here is a high country grille swap on a 2020 HD  Ltz. What a difference, The grille is part GM # 84691991 ($963.00) but you also have to buy the lower fascia GM #84678988 ($504). The fascia arrives primed and must be painted to match. Mine is currently at the paint booth getting sprayed. Everything bolted right up and snapped right in.  Granted I do have a ltz premium but I dont think that made a difference. Pic below of grille installed! Any questions on details feel free to hit me up.

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That looks really good!

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That looks great. I have been contemplating putting the LTZ grill on my LT, gotta like the chrome ??

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