It's amazing how LITTLE of amount of these grille replacement videos exist for this body style Yukon... Like Holy crap. I think you're the only one I can find so I hope you're right! Lol.
@@GEDset58 yeah... It was good but the part where he says you need to take off 3 screws under the wheel well I think he even admitted wasn't necessary, unless that was another video I found, and that was by far the most time consuming portion for me. If it wasnt for those extremely hard to get to screws, I would've had mine done very quickly. That part held me up big time as I didn't have the exact wrench to use and I was literally twisting each one like a quarter turn at a time. Either way this video was extremely helpful I don't even think I could've got it done without it. New grill looks badass too. What a difference.
I just helped my buddy install a new grill and the same bossing bolt on the bottom passenger side was missing on his truck too!!! Thanks for the video 👍🏻
If you can push those 2 tabs down to release the grill do you need to remove the bumper? Guess I'm wondering why the bumper needs to come off if the tabs hold it on.
Hey Troy love the look on front of your Yukon. What exactly is that piece you installed between fog lights? Also got any more pics of your hood to show?
Sorry for the late reply. Just logging back into youtube. The black piece between the fog lights I made from 1/8" thick plexi-glass and added 4 5mm red LED lights. The lights are linked to a motion sensor (see below, it's hard to see). The hood vents are Mustang hood vents, which I installed myself. The two lights on the hood are made from Toyota windshield washer nozzles, which I drilled out and installed 5 mm red LED lights and faced them towards the front. Here’s another video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xwn-edNLzTM.html
Correction. The three 7 mm bolts on both sides of the fender may not need to be removed. I later learned that you may be able to just pull the bumper forward, but you will still need to back out the 7 mm bolts on the wheel well that attach to the bumper.
@@troypritchard4368 Appreciate you reply back. Thanks for the heads up. I see this black grille in Amazon, but not sure if it's good paint or not. You still have this Denali?
God'sNotDead 00 Yes. I still have the Denali. In the shop now problems with the supercharger caused serious upper engine problems. Don’t worry about the paint quality. Pretty much any grill you’ll get will be gloss black and is good quality.
@@troypritchard4368 Sorry to hear about the problem with the super charger. Hopefully, your get it fixed soon. Yeah... getting a Corsa exhaust and gloss black grille.
Hey Troy, I know this video is over 3 years old but I hope you still reply bro. Are your headlights smoked or tinted over? If they’re tinted how well are they holding up? Also, how did you black out the fog light trim?
Assuming you have upgraded to a gloss black one based on your comments. I notice the aftermarket black unit is flimsy. Was I supposed to transfer the backing off the OEM to the new black one? Your truck looks awesome BTW.
Hi, would you have any pictures of the back of the bumper? I just ordered the chrome tow hooks for my 2015 Yukon Denali and I ordered the new molding with the tow hook cut outs. I was hoping to see a video or pictures on how that molding comes off. It appears you don't need to remove the entire bumper to exchange the tow hook molding. Thanks for any help
Thanks....it doesn't seem as if Ebay has that exact grill any longer....I'll keep looking, it's difficult to find a Denali looking grill for a SLT Yukon....
Thanks....it doesn't seem as if Ebay has that exact grill any longer....I'll keep looking, it's difficult to find a Denali looking grill for a SLT Yukon....
I think this is where I got the grille. www.topgearautosport.com/175679/gmc-yukon-2015-2020-black-new-denali-style-grille?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiA75itBhA6EiwAkho9e-iO2FdV5SAYldJwFXD_4LCmOXUMLDpeuzD-jtHn6tttzOU9jRQHdRoCT1wQAvD_BwE @@kimwil2
Here it is on Ebay. Funny, the seller used a photo of my Denali without my permission to sell the grille. The grille I had at the time was the OEM which I plasti-coated. So it wasn't even the same grille in which they were selling. www.ebay.com/itm/283380032263?chn=ps @@kimwil2
Did your grille come that color or did u add matte finish ? And where did u get it? Also what are the lights between fog lights and I see them on hood as well
The black piece between the fog lights I made from 1/8" thick plexi-glass and added 4 5mm red LED lights. The lights are linked to a motion sensor (see below, it's hard to see). The hood vents are Mustang hood vents, which I installed myself. The two lights on the hood are made from Toyota windshield washer nozzles, which I drilled out and installed 5 mm red LED lights and faced them towards the front.
Troy Pritchard ok and the good cents are they actual vents or just something that lay on the hood? And that matte look is a wrap correct ? I’m just curious how u get the vents pls let me know thank you!
Factory hood with matte black wrap and Mustang hood vents. Drilled two hole and installed windshield washer nozzles. Removed spray portion of the nozzle and install 3 mm LED red lights in place.
Oh man I just ran out of light/sun doing this. I'm almost done but for the life of me can't get the plastic clips to come to release the grille... I'm pushing down HARD on the center piece of it, any suggestions? Wth I can't get those things to budge, I'm on the verge of taking it somewhere to let time finish if it won't move when I try again to grow morning. Feels like I'm gonna break it if I push any harder. And wow the 3 bolts to access near the headlights/that you have to access through the wheel well are such a pain in the butt I had to use vice grips doing a quarter turn for 2 of 3 of them. The passenger side wheel side is the worst I'm right handed and had to use my left hand lol... Not fun.
Actually... I think I know why I can't get the clips to release, I think I took off the fog light screws (which of course there's 3 of them) instead of the 3 screws on the very side that hold the bumper to the bracket/brace that's right there in front of the tires. Well that's mixed news, those 3 screws were a PAIN IN THE A$$ to get off hopefully they go back on easier lol. Ohh boy. Well back at it in the am hopefully those 3 correct bumper screws to take off come off easier than those fog light ones. Doink.
Sorry to hear of the complications. I believe I mentioned later that the 3 bolts to access through the wheel well are not necessary to remove. Just give a good pull outward on the bumper away from the fender. (My post about a year ago: Correction. The three 7 mm bolts on both sides of the fender may not need to be removed. I later learned that you may be able to just pull the bumper forward, but you will still need to back out the 7 mm bolts on the wheel well that attach to the bumper.)
@@troypritchard4368 idk what's needed but I ended up just breaking the shit out of the tabs on my old grille, I pushed them down I pushed them up from beneath, nothing worked. Finally they just basically shattered and came out lol. Luckily the new grille had its own so its all installed now. I couldn't even get the tabs on the new grille to snap in, but it's on there very good plenty of bolts holding that thing in place. And yah, I wish I would've caught that about the bolts in the wheel well because those were BY FAR the biggest pain in the ass for the entire project and took up probably half the time I spent on it. All good - new grill looks awesome, I went same as yours but chrome as I'm not blacking everything out. Mine has the new stock Denali 22" Inch rims I put on it as well, so it looks like a stock 2020 Denali now (its an SLT). Which is the look I am going for. I basically have a Denali look for $10K less.
@@americano8092 I posted below: Correction. The three 7 mm bolts on both sides of the fender may not need to be removed. I later learned that you may be able to just pull the bumper forward, but you will still need to back out the 7 mm bolts on the wheel well that attach to the bumper.
