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Does anyone know what part number is for GMC molded splash guards on NBS truck? I have the following that I bought through the dealer:

 

Front: 19159341

Rear: 19159344

 

The front ones fit OK. The back ones don't with the GMC logo at an angle and the bottom mounting tab doesn't have anything to attach to. I'm wondering if they gave me the wrong ones.

 

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If it's an '07 NBS GMC, here are the correct numbers:

 

Front Molded 19154778

Rear Molded with GMC Logo 19154779

 

Thanks for the reply. I pulled one of the rear ones tonight, and it has part number 19159347 molded into it. Unfortunately I lost the invoice from dealer showing what I was supposed to get (though I have credit card receipt). I'll probably need to get to dealer parts counter (which is a pain when folks work M-F) to see what's going on.

 

Of course, the more I think about it and look at these things, the more I worry about what they're doing to the paint underneath them with all the dirt getting in there. I'm thinking of taking them off and going with some that just mount on the inside of the fender with no contact with outside paint. Anybody have suggestions for this type of mud flap? I'd prefer rubber over these molded plastic types.

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Does anyone know what part number is for GMC molded splash guards on NBS truck? I have the following that I bought through the dealer:

 

Front: 19159341

Rear: 19159344

 

The front ones fit OK. The back ones don't with the GMC logo at an angle and the bottom mounting tab doesn't have anything to attach to. I'm wondering if they gave me the wrong ones.

 

Thanks!

 

You have to drill a couple holes to mount the rear flaps. Mine fit good and snug, no space at all. Be sure to wash the area frst and apply a coat of wax before afixing the flaps to the truck. You could also run a thin bead of silicone calk down the flaps where they touck the paint to keep out the grit.

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I bought the GM ones for my old silverado. 15.00 ea set ( front / rear ) I didn't have to drill anything on the truck, Just had to drill holes in the splash guard. I don't understand why GM doesn't make the guards where they easily bolt right on. My Honda accord splash guards are pre- drilled and uses the existing hardware on the inside of the fenders to bolt on to.

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If it's an '07 NBS GMC, here are the correct numbers:

 

Front Molded 19154778

Rear Molded with GMC Logo 19154779

 

 

I finally called the local parts department on this, and it turns out there aren't molded splash guards yet for the NBS crew-cab short bed. I never would have thought fender design was different between the bed styles. The part numer 19170642 is out, but the parts aren't available.

 

Since they gave me the wrong parts, they're going to swap me for a set of contour splash guards (part 17802967). Although the contour are cheaper, I think this is a reasonable resolution given I've had these on the truck for a couple months and I don't have any of the original paperwork or boxes.

 

I think the contour ones will be better in the long-run, as they won't scratch up the paint on the outside of the fender. I had similar on my 1997 K1500 for 10 years and was happy with them.

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Husky Liners makes both Front and Rear custom molded mudflaps for the nbs's.

 

Husky Liners

 

Front part # 56801 - BLACK

 

Rear part # 57801 - BLACK

 

They fit and look great.

 

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I have a 2007 NBS silverado CC Short box, and the dealer installed part#'s

 

19154776 $40 FRONT

19154777 $40 REAR

 

The rear ones have the Chevy logo on them, and they are a perfect fit.

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If you do alot of driving on rough roads and gravel roads I don't recommend the GMC moulded splash guards. They look great but thats about it. I have them on mine but you still receive alot of chips from rocks. The dealer tried the Cloud Rider mud flaps at first, which are excellent. I had them on my 05 Chevy, but they won't fit on the NBS trucks because the wheel wells are smaller and with 285's all around they rub way too much, the moulded ones even rub backing up. The dealer toild me theres a new style like the cloud riders but they have trimmed them down so they are suppose to fit with out rubbing. I'll find out the name of them for you.

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If you do alot of driving on rough roads and gravel roads I don't recommend the GMC moulded splash guards. They look great but thats about it. I have them on mine but you still receive alot of chips from rocks. The dealer tried the Cloud Rider mud flaps at first, which are excellent. I had them on my 05 Chevy, but they won't fit on the NBS trucks because the wheel wells are smaller and with 285's all around they rub way too much, the moulded ones even rub backing up. The dealer toild me theres a new style like the cloud riders but they have trimmed them down so they are suppose to fit with out rubbing. I'll find out the name of them for you.

 

So you have the molded on crew-cab GMC then, correct? Do your rear flaps have GMC logo on them? I wonder why my dealer parts department gave me the wrong rears and told me there aren't any available yet for GMC crew cabs.

 

Also, what kind of bug-deflector is that on your rig? I like the fact that you can still see the whole grill. Does it mount behind the top chrome trim piece?

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So you have the molded on crew-cab GMC then, correct? Do your rear flaps have GMC logo on them? I wonder why my dealer parts department gave me the wrong rears and told me there aren't any available yet for GMC crew cabs.

 

Also, what kind of bug-deflector is that on your rig? I like the fact that you can still see the whole grill. Does it mount behind the top chrome trim piece?

 

 

 

 

Yes I have the moulded splash guards with GMC Logo on them. When I get me 2" lift in 6 wks I am gonna change them to splash guards that are more beneficial. As for bug deflector it a GM product. I think the part number for it is 19154570. Check it out, not 100% sure on the part number. It do look good though.

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