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How about for my 99' Black extended cab Sierra, for the drivers and passangers side?

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17801143 -   4 Door Set With the tailgate handle and bezel.

 

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BTW, how much work is involved in swapping handles? And would you happen to be able to give me the part # for the white bumper cap? Thanks again!

 

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I don't have any numbers for the bumper caps. I'm looking for one for mine also.

 

Switching handles is an easy job to do. The GM kits include instructions. It took me about an hour to do all 4 of mine.

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How about for my 99' Black extended cab Sierra, for the drivers and passangers side?

 

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17801134- 2 door kit without tailgate handle. There will be no keyhole on the passenger side handle.

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I found a yukon for sale on Ebay the same color as mine, polo green. The vin is: 3GKGC26U81G126183 It has the green painted handles on it. If you wanna see it yourself check out auction number 4637665709 on ebaymotors.com

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I'm not doubting they came with painted handles, as I have seen many of them. I just have never came across any numbers for individual green handles and GM accessories doesn't offer a kit (all handles with 1 part number) in any shade of green. I had a 2002 Silverado in that color and Chevy called it Forest Green Metallic.

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Take that VIN number to your local dealer and ask for handles for that Yukon and see if they come painted or if they are "ready to paint". The ready to paint ones will be smooth, not textured like the ones you have now.

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OK, looks like rammer is a parts guru so let me check on some parts. I just broke my tailgate handle today so thought it would be a good chance to change to painted. I looked at my RPO code and have an 11U for a 2001 GMC Sierra. Need both door handles and a tailgate handle painted if availabe. Thanks,

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Is that White? I have a listing for an Olympic White, but it's 50U. I don't know what the difference is.

 

2Door Set with tailgate handle:

Olympic White - 17801132 - 50U

 

 

I'm not a parts Guru, I did alot of research for part numbers for my truck and just saved all the ones I found.

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Ok, I found the listing for 11U. It's called Pewter. The truck in my picture is Silver Birch and that color didn't exist on trucks in 01.

 

Pewter:

15745145 LF

15745144 RF

 

Pewter Tailgate Handle (Texured not smooth/no chrome):

15755401 Handle

15752896 Bezel

 

These are for individual handles. I don't know the accuracy of these numbers, but these should be them.

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Ok, I found the listing for 11U.  It's called Pewter.  The truck in my picture is Silver Birch and that color didn't exist on trucks in 01.

 

Pewter:

15745145 LF

15745144 RF

 

Pewter Tailgate Handle (Texured not smooth/no chrome):

15755401 Handle

15752896 Bezel

 

These are for individual handles.  I don't know the accuracy of these numbers, but these should be them.

 

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Are the painted door handles available in red, for a 06 Silverado?

Thanks,

Robert

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You didn't specify which red or cab you have. Here's the listing that I have for "red". Check your paint code. These have the painted buckets with the chrome pulls.

 

 

4 Door Set With the tailgate handle and bezel.

 

Part# Paint Code

Victory Red 17801142 - 74U

 

4 Door set Without tailgate handle and bezel.

 

Sport Red 17801141 - 63U

 

2 Door Set with tailgate handle:

 

Victory Red 17801136 - 74U

 

 

2 Door Set/ no tailgate handle:

 

Sport Red 19154677 - 63U

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What would be the part number/s for Silver Birch painted handles for a 2005 1500 HD Crew Cab Complete set?

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You didn't specify which red or cab you have.  Here's the listing that I have for "red".  Check your paint code.  These have the painted buckets with the chrome pulls.

 

 

4 Door Set With the tailgate handle and bezel.

 

                                    Part#        Paint Code

        Victory Red        17801142 -  74U

 

4 Door set Without tailgate handle and bezel.

 

        Sport Red        17801141  -  63U

 

2 Door Set with tailgate handle:

 

          Victory Red        17801136 -  74U

 

 

 

2 Door Set/ no tailgate handle:

 

          Sport Red          19154677 -  63U

 

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My code is 92U and its a 2006 Silverado Crew Cab.

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I went to chevy.com and those two I have listed are the only reds shown. Victory red is the bright red, Sport is the darker red.

 

Are you sure of the 92U? The RPO code 92U comes up as a green.

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