For both my grilles and my horn button I ended up using my soldering iron and some ABS plastic junk I had sitting around to 'weld' the tabs back on. 2 years later, and we're still rocking and rolling.
@@SuburbanRanch yep! The two locating pins were still intact so I melted plastic around the edges like your LMC ones. I even had to remove them once when I installed new speakers and the clips didn’t break off again.
Interesting.. My original grilles had no coverage. I broke, then lost my originals, and ended up on evil bay for replacements.... this was long before LMC did repops.
Umm pretty sure they didn't come from the factory with material over the front speakers, I guess it's about your taste, I have a 93 K1500, Cheyenne with the same exact color interior, I replaced my back speakers at the same time I replaced my back window, my front speaker grills are cracked too, but I have a really nice dash cover so it looks fine, would eventually like to be able to fix the grills, but one thing I have noticed is parts for the 88 to 94 are hard to come by sometimes and are expensive compared to other years. Mine is a rust free originally New Mexico truck.
@Rick Rathman I believe the Cheyenne is a lower level trim. The higher level trims had upholstery on the speaker grills from what I have seen. For interior parts, LMC has a decent selection, but otherwise you have to turn to the junk yards.
