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Hey, has anyone put the chin spoiler off of a new suburban on their trucks. It looks like it just attaches to the bottom of the plastic fog light fascia. I saw one on a new 'burban about a month ago and thought that it would look good on my 1/2 ton. I am wondering what the cost is from GM??

Anyone have any info??

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

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Part #10359404,List price is $24.15

Should bolt right on,A few guys on here have put one on there truck.

unkleJ Enthusiast

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What's the correct part number for a 2004 silverado? (10359403 or 10359404)

 

Anyone have clear pitcures of this mounted on an 04 or 05?

 

Jeff

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What's the correct part number for a 2004 silverado? (10359403 or 10359404)

 

Anyone have clear pitcures of this mounted on an 04 or 05?

 

Jeff

 

 

 

 

 

Neither,The part number you need is 10386198 which fits '03-up Silverado.

Slick Enthusiast

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Well, I went to the dealership and ordered the spoiler last night. It should be arriving in 2 days. It was $43 CDN, not bad, but the j-clips for attaching it are $6.75 apiece!! I think I will go to a auto parts store to find a similiar nut and bolt to attach it.

Anyone know if the plastic fascia for the fog lights (the piece the spoiler attaches to) for the new Suburban/Tahoe is black. My '99 has the grey plastic and it might consider swapping it to make the spoiler match (since it is black).

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asull79 Enthusiast

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I just received my chin spoiler today for my 99 Sierra anyone figure out a different way to mount it on there without having to buy the clips from the dealer I heard they were about 7 bucks a piece. Anyone got the part number for these clips in case I have to order them?

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Why not rivet the chin :cry: spoiler on....

dukbludvl Enthusiast

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hey guys, i just received one of these and want to put it on my 2000 yukon. i ordered P/N 10359404 (it also has 15224193 stamped under that number, and Chevy stamped on there). Did i get the right part? someone on here posted that this is the right part for the gmc line, but then i just read that someone else said the P/N i ordered is for the chevy.

 

are the clips you all are talking about for the two end pieces (that have the nut/bolt fasteners that it came with ) or for the 9 holes in the plastic all across the front?

 

I just put it on the bottom of my air dam and it doesn't extend all the way to the ends... about a half inch short on each side.

 

thanks!

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