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I am trying to find a black bow tie, no chrome, just black for my husband's 2022 Chev Silverado RST.  We ordered from Ebay, but it is for a refreshed 2022.  I am an accountant so I do not know what 'refreshed' means.  Any suggestions?  I have tried Chevrolet however, it stated it would not fit the 2022 Extended cab.  Thank you in advance!

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Refresh is the updated front end and interior. If what you got didn't fit, then your truck must be a 22 pre-refresh. Look for a bowtie for a 19-21 truck that will for sure fit.

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Another option to help identify "22' Refreshed" and newer is the placement of the front bow tie on the grille, it's placed not in the center of the grille height but rather at the highest point on the grille.

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10 hours ago, RedLT said:

 

Another option to help identify "22' Refreshed" and newer is the placement of the front bow tie on the grille, it's placed not in the center of the grille height but rather at the highest point on the grille.

That's only on the LT trims and higher. Customs and WT trims have a small bowtie on the lower left of the grille, but raised CHEVROLET lettering vs the recessed CHEVROLET lettering of the pre-refresh Customs and WT trims.

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