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59 minutes ago, michaelredd4 said:

THANK YOU ?

Cross reference the part number 84364354 and make sure you get the correct one for the multi pro tailgate. Some older emblems  have alignment tabs on them, not a big deal to cut off but so you’re aware 

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Do they make the illuminated black GMC emblem for the 2018 model? I ordered one that 'claimed' it fit a 2018...but it did not, it was for a 2019/2020. Any help is appreciated! Thx!

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Anyone have any helpful tips on how to get that front emblem off?  I actually just tried to swap mine out this morning and it didn't go so well!  I unfortunately snapped one of the plastic tabs on the actual grill (holding the emblems) so I stopped.  I had done the swap on my old 2016 and it was no problem......

 

I have a 2021 Denali; supposedly the grill is the same as the 2019s and 2020s..... ?

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34 minutes ago, Airball50 said:

Anyone have any helpful tips on how to get that front emblem off?  I actually just tried to swap mine out this morning and it didn't go so well!  I unfortunately snapped one of the plastic tabs on the actual grill (holding the emblems) so I stopped.  I had done the swap on my old 2016 and it was no problem......

 

I have a 2021 Denali; supposedly the grill is the same as the 2019s and 2020s..... ?

I pried out the red inserts and was able to lift the tabs out with a small screwdriver. The other way is to remove the grill

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14 minutes ago, DarkSky20 said:

I pried out the red inserts and was able to lift the tabs out with a small screwdriver. The other way is to remove the grill

Thank you!  That sounds much easier!  I was trying to save the OEM red.....but not sure why, I'd never put them back on! 

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On 11/14/2020 at 5:11 PM, DarkSky20 said:

I pried out the red inserts and was able to lift the tabs out with a small screwdriver. The other way is to remove the grill

Huge thanks.  Did it the way you suggested; took all of 15 minutes.  Thanks! 

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