2007-2014? I need help identifying a hit and run vehicle

[Doubeleive]

There's about 15 here in town, plus many more in surrounding cities. And then there's the odds that they would even go to a shop; assuming that not having insurance was the reason they didn't stop. But it's a start.

drunk or high is more than likely the reason they did not stop, that and avoiding a deductible.

 

[George B]

I just typed that into the Google search bar and the immediate hits returned were all "Fits 07-14 Yukon...", "For 2007-2014 GMC Yukon/Yukon XL Denali..." They were ads for headlights for sale.


If I could take a screenshot of my laptop and post it, I would.

For those sharper with computers, it's a Dell XPS, Windows7, Firefox. I tried just PrtScr key, Ctrl+PrtScr, Fn+PrtScr and Windows logo key+PrtSCcr. If any of these are taking screenshots, then I don't know where they're going cuz I can't find them.

You need an app like greenshot or another free print-screen app. Greenshot is ok.

 

[BangedUp]

I just typed that into the Google search bar and the immediate hits returned were all "Fits 07-14 Yukon...", "For 2007-2014 GMC Yukon/Yukon XL Denali..." They were ads for headlights for sale.


If I could take a screenshot of my laptop and post it, I would.

For those sharper with computers, it's a Dell XPS, Windows7, Firefox. I tried just PrtScr key, Ctrl+PrtScr, Fn+PrtScr and Windows logo key+PrtSCcr. If any of these are taking screenshots, then I don't know where they're going cuz I can't find them.

I think that's what I was getting. I got images of headlights, but nothing in the actual ad had that number in the description. ALthough in two of the ads, there were fingernails that showed the number on a headlight; but nothing noted in the ad. I think the Google search actually read the numbers off the picture.

 

[gooffeyguy]

I just typed that into the Google search bar and the immediate hits returned were all "Fits 07-14 Yukon...", "For 2007-2014 GMC Yukon/Yukon XL Denali..." They were ads for headlights for sale.


If I could take a screenshot of my laptop and post it, I would.

For those sharper with computers, it's a Dell XPS, Windows7, Firefox. I tried just PrtScr key, Ctrl+PrtScr, Fn+PrtScr and Windows logo key+PrtSCcr. If any of these are taking screenshots, then I don't know where they're going cuz I can't find them.

Open paint and paste into it, then save.

When you print screen in windows it copies it to the clipboard

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[Fless]

Open paint and paste into it, then save.

When you print screen in windows it copies it to the clipboard

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@iamdub

^^^ This. ALT-Print Screen will copy your active window
CTRL-V will paste what's in the clipboard, as will the paste button in an app

 

[Jason in DLH]

For those sharper with computers, it's a Dell XPS, Windows7, Firefox. I tried just PrtScr key, Ctrl+PrtScr, Fn+PrtScr and Windows logo key+PrtSCcr. If any of these are taking screenshots, then I don't know where they're going cuz I can't find them.

This cracks me up as the same thing happened to me until years later I figured out what was happening. Thought it would actually print what was shown on the screen and simply thought the button was broke.


Back to business....Just wondering if you found the culprit yet?

 

[iamdub]

Open paint and paste into it, then save.

When you print screen in windows it copies it to the clipboard

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@iamdub

^^^ This. ALT-Print Screen will copy your active window
CTRL-V will paste what's in the clipboard, as will the paste button in an app

Thanks for the explanation!

Is there a way to view this "clipboard" my laptop has? My work phone is a Galaxy and I can see all kinds of stuff that's been saved to the clipboard. I have to periodically clear it off cuz it's a mess of irrelevant pages and screenshots.

Gonna try for that screenshot now...

 

[iamdub]

Got it! Fn+PrtScr > Open Paint > Ctrl+V

@BangedUp, IMO, the results of that part number that @George B searched and from searching "headlight HRY215PP2AA2" resulting in the first, most relevant hits all showing the same type of vehicle is all I'd need to confirm the vehicle's year range, make and model.

 

[George B]

And I bet it left some paint on your truck so you can tell what color it was too.

 

[89Suburban]

Got it! Fn+PrtScr > Open Paint > Ctrl+V


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@BangedUp, IMO, the results of that part number that @George B searched and from searching "headlight HRY215PP2AA2" resulting in the first, most relevant hits all showing the same type of vehicle is all I'd need to confirm the vehicle's year range, make and model.

Congrats, I was shocked you did not know this procedure for doing screen shots being the techy and educated person you seem to be.

 

[BangedUp]

And I bet it left some paint on your truck so you can tell what color it was too.

Hell, I have several 4"-5" square pieces of the plastic bumper cover, as well as the video to show that it was black. And yes, even some slivers of paint left on the body. Another officer from the traffic division was out yesterday and took measurements, pictures, and the box of pieces I had; and I emailed copies of the videos and links to a site selling the Escalade type tail lights and the other part numbers. Still a long shot though. If they didn't stop or come back, they probably didn't have insurance. And without insurance, they probably didn't go to a "regular" body shop to fix it. Too many parts yards to go and stake out.

 

[Fless]

Got it! Fn+PrtScr > Open Paint > Ctrl+V


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@BangedUp, IMO, the results of that part number that @George B searched and from searching "headlight HRY215PP2AA2" resulting in the first, most relevant hits all showing the same type of vehicle is all I'd need to confirm the vehicle's year range, make and model.

If you don't want it to show your Taskbar at the bottom, use ALT-Print Screen to copy. It will limit the copy function to the active window. You can also Crop in Paint. Many ways to skin this cat.

 

[RoyBoy]

Three days ago, my pickup was hit in front of my house. By the broken pieces left behind, I can tell it was a GM vehicle. I also have a neighbors video showing it to be an SUV. It had the tall, vertical tail lights that first led me to believe it was a late model Escalade, but I've since found out that there are aftermarket lights to get the same look on earlier model GMCs and Chevys. Plus a neighbors security camera shows that it doesn't appear to have the vertical looking headlights, so I'm leaning more toward the GMC/Chevy.

Where I need help is in identifying some part numbers. I have a clear piece of the headlight assembly with the following on it: "SAE HRY215PP2AA2 07 DOT VOR SAE 17 8....."

I also have some black plastic pieces from the housing (reflective on the other side) with these markings;
"SAE -2(IN A CIRCLE)AIP2RST-88T" and a piece surrounding a bulb with "F.L.42.95" and "FL29..."

The last piece is angular black plastic with the following numbers: "15945787 Made in Canada, PPD SAE>PA66<P-563, CAV4"

The headlight numbers should be visible; but the other numbers should be visible if you had old parts laying around. I don't carry full coverage on a 20+ year old truck, so I'm left footing the bill unless I can track down the other vehicle; so any help in identifying what year and model these parts come from would be greatly appreciated. THANKS ! (the picture is a photo of the video, that I'm still trying to load...)View attachment 264228

 

[RoyBoy]

Hell, I have several 4"-5" square pieces of the plastic bumper cover, as well as the video to show that it was black. And yes, even some slivers of paint left on the body. Another officer from the traffic division was out yesterday and took measurements, pictures, and the box of pieces I had; and I emailed copies of the videos and links to a site selling the Escalade type tail lights and the other part numbers. Still a long shot though. If they didn't stop or come back, they probably didn't have insurance. And without insurance, they probably didn't go to a "regular" body shop to fix it. Too many parts yards to go and stake out.

Did you try posting it on your neighborhood watch there are several people in the community of our neighborhood that constantly watches their videos and their security cameras and maybe you could get lucky that way just a thought sorry about your situation I know how you feel

 

[BangedUp]

Did you try posting it on your neighborhood watch there are several people in the community of our neighborhood that constantly watches their videos and their security cameras and maybe you could get lucky that way just a thought sorry about your situation I know how you feel

Yes, posted on nextdoor and the local FB community.

 

[BangedUp]

Great News ! An officer from the Nampa Police Dept came by this morning to report that he had identified the other driver and provided me with his insurance information !! He asked enough neighbors to identify the house where it came from, and the Yukon was in the garage, still damaged. Driver admitted what happened.

 

[89Suburban]

Great News ! An officer from the Nampa Police Dept came by this morning to report that he had identified the other driver and provided me with his insurance information !! He asked enough neighbors to identify the house where it came from, and the Yukon was in the garage, still damaged. Driver admitted what happened.

Good job.

 

[Jason in DLH]

Wow, you got really lucky! Good officer! Bet you’re feeling relieved!

 

[WTSHARK]

That's great news! Talk about the best possible scenario.

 

[2591tdj]

If you don't want it to show your Taskbar at the bottom, use ALT-Print Screen to copy. It will limit the copy function to the active window. You can also Crop in Paint. Many ways to skin this cat.

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You can also paste into a Word document or blank page using <Carl><v>. Or, even paste it into Excel or PowerPoint, etc.