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Just purchased a 2020 Denali, and under the back bench I found this black plastic snorkel looking piece. My sales guy said it’s part of the vent system.  Any ideas where it would go? 
 

 

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davester Senior Enthusiast

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Man, that is a terrible salesman.You just buy a new truck, find a part floating around inside, and the guy does nothing about getting that part reinstalled properly...

slj2008 Senior Enthusiast

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Since the sale person don't know , go to service person ,  Tell them you just purchase the truck . might take them 20 min. 

Shiva Enthusiast

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Driver side or passenger side footwell.  Look up the part number  stamped on it on one of the gmparts websites.  Will see a diagram.

 

Most likely driver side.  had to go under there to wire up the illuminated door sills.

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6 hours ago, Shiva said:

Driver side or passenger side footwell.  Look up the part number  stamped on it on one of the gmparts websites.  Will see a diagram.

 

Most likely driver side.  had to go under there to wire up the illuminated door sills.

 

Thanks, never thought of that, I'll give that a shot.

 

Can't say I'm super impressed, but was hoping someone would know as driving back over there is a waste of time so I'd prefer to avoid doing that if possible.

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Thanks to Shiva for advice. It was for the front driver side vent for the feet. Needed few screws to install but luckily had some from a previous car in my garage, so went pretty smooth. In case anyone runs into same situation, here’s a pic (upside down since I was on my back):

 

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Cool man.  Glad you were able to fix it yourself.  I don't trust the techs at these dealers.

 

I just wonder why that part was not on the truck at the factory.  Maybe it was loose/fell off and the dealer just chucked in the back??

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23 hours ago, Shiva said:

Cool man.  Glad you were able to fix it yourself.  I don't trust the techs at these dealers.

 

I just wonder why that part was not on the truck at the factory.  Maybe it was loose/fell off and the dealer just chucked in the back??

I'm assuming the same thing, came off the truck and the guys noticed it just sitting there.  I can't imagine it left the factory with it in the backseat storage.  Was a little surprised dealership could care less and did not notice (thinking more the former) as it did not take long to fix.  I realize it was just the venting for the feet/pedals but still, should have been taken care of.

 

Least now I can concentrate on modding it!  

Colossus Senior Enthusiast

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On 7/31/2020 at 7:12 AM, 204Denali said:

I'm assuming the same thing, came off the truck and the guys noticed it just sitting there.  I can't imagine it left the factory with it in the backseat storage.  Was a little surprised dealership could care less and did not notice (thinking more the former) as it did not take long to fix.  I realize it was just the venting for the feet/pedals but still, should have been taken care of.

 

It's GM, what do you expect?  ?

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On 8/3/2020 at 12:39 AM, Colossus said:

It's GM, what do you expect?  ?

I expect better, its a new vehicle.  Maybe this is why everything else in my garage is German.

BIGDOGx Senior Enthusiast

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Boy i tell you, you guys are taking a large risk buying anything made within the last 4-5 months. Work moral and just overall attendance at these factory's has been a challenge for them recently.

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