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GMC Sierra 1500, AT4 Grill and Foglight Bezel Swap

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We all know somebody is bound to do it. Or maybe have all-ready done it. Is it possible to put the At4 Grille on the Elevation trim? It sounds stupid of course no up-badging will be done it is still an elevation. I personally like the front end of a at4 with the fog light bezels and the grille. Im looking in to swapping it over but before i make any steps does anybody know anything that i maybe do not know about doing this. I Know ill need the grille and the bezels with the "upper bumper" but has this been done before? and is it even possible?

I was not able to post a image of what im talking about but if you search at4 front end and elevation you will see the difference around the fog lights. Thanks 

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Yup - it's possible.  Swapping the grill is definitely possible (I have an SLT grill on my WT trim).  It's a little bit of a PITA, but, it's do-able.  While swapping the grill, you need to remove the "piece under the grill / above the bumper", so if you could source one with the chrome fog bezel pieces, you can swap it at the same time.

 

Everything should be 100% interchangeable - no extra modifications required, based on my experiences.

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5 hours ago, ls5454ss said:

Yup - it's possible.  Swapping the grill is definitely possible (I have an SLT grill on my WT trim).  It's a little bit of a PITA, but, it's do-able.  While swapping the grill, you need to remove the "piece under the grill / above the bumper", so if you could source one with the chrome fog bezel pieces, you can swap it at the same time.

 

Everything should be 100% interchangeable - no extra modifications required, based on my experiences.

Bezels could be different. Fog light bezels are not the same depending on year of his elevation

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What year are bezels different?  New body up to 2021 should be the same, as far as my research went...

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