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I recently did an upgrade on my 2014 Silverado LT by adding a front bumper with the parking sensor holes. I have the sensors for it but not the brackets that they sit in. I have looked for them online by the part number 22774448 and have had no luck finding them. Just about everywhere I looked they seem discontinued. Any clue where I might be able to find them besides the dealership ? Is there another part number I can find them with ? Do the ones off the HD or Sierra fit ? Any help will be greatly appreciated! ?

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Pretty sure it is, you could order one. If it fits then order all of them. If not return it.

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12 hours ago, josed_1017 said:

I recently did an upgrade on my 2014 Silverado LT by adding a front bumper with the parking sensor holes. I have the se nsors for it 

Are these aftermarket sensors with a dedicated display or will these somehow be integrated into your DIC?  Just curious and have thought of doing the same.  However, I was looking at kits at Best Buy and thinking of drilling the holes in my bumper. Did you replace your bumper just for the sensor holes or was there damage?

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On 11/7/2019 at 8:31 PM, josed_1017 said:

I recently did an upgrade on my 2014 Silverado LT by adding a front bumper with the parking sensor holes. I have the sensors for it but not the brackets that they sit in. I have looked for them online by the part number 22774448 and have had no luck finding them. Just about everywhere I looked they seem discontinued. Any clue where I might be able to find them besides the dealership ? Is there another part number I can find them with ? Do the ones off the HD or Sierra fit ? Any help will be greatly appreciated! ?

How were you able to integrate the sensors for the front bumper?   I have a 2014 bumper and I would like to do the same if possible.

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