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8C6E24D6-2E15-4CFE-8AA5-7B46B77A9D39.thumb.jpeg.b7dcf5bfeea53570e8e1aabd13380114.jpegI have a 2020 Sierra AT4 and where I live in Missouri we are supposed to have a front and back license plate. I don’t want to drill my front end to put one on. I went to the GMC dealer and they sold me one that’s supposed to fit my truck from the vin#. It doesn’t match up! To any of the holes. What are these holes used for? Did they sell me the wrong plate bracket? Thanks for the help! Patrick

 

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richard wysong Senior Enthusiast

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probably the wrong bracket, the truck should have come with 1 maybe not installed if you bought it new take it back and have them install 1. if not ask the parts guy to show you how it mounts

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I bought it used but will definitely take it to the GMC dealer and have them show me how it mounts. I was thinking the holes were for a front license plate bracket. Thank you

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Off topic: Do you have a better picture of that grill?

Do you know what make/model it is?

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Silverado4x4 Senior Enthusiast

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15 hours ago, J4mover said:

I bought it used but will definitely take it to the GMC dealer and have them show me how it mounts. I was thinking the holes were for a front license plate bracket. Thank you

If you bought it used the truck could have had a front plate mount from a state that requires them that wasn't for the truck and they made it fit, you might have the right part for the truck

newdude Senior Enthusiast

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84428906 is the bracket for AT4.

 

Those holes look like they were plugged by someone prior to you.  Those plugs aren't factory.  

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This is the diagram for the lower front bumper for the Denali and AT4

PhilB Enthusiast

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84428905 fits 2019 Silverados.  Definitely the wrong one was sold to you.  Even the packaging says Chevrolet.  

J4mover Enthusiast

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Good eye! I didn’t pay attention. Damn! Thank you! I appreciate it! 

PhilB Enthusiast

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If you look closely at the black trim piece under the bumper, you will see what looks like caps/plugs on the front side of the trim.  Hard to really see in the picture that is posted currently.  There was another picture that had a close up of the bumper and trim where the OP circled the holes.

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3 hours ago, Transient said:

I'm on a cell phone and the pic gets worse when I zoom in

Me too and I saw what he was talking about. 

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