Center console lid rubber bumpers

[clandr1]

I've searched high and low and haven't found a good OEM or aftermarket replacement for the 5 little rubber bumpers that mount to the bottom of the center console lid.

I visited the dealer yesterday and they don't sell them separate from the lid.

I purchased these from Amazon, but the diameter is too large to fit into the recessed hole in the lid so I returned them.

I really don't want to use something like these self adhesive rubber feet, because I'm not sure they'll hold up long term.

Any suggestions?

 

[DougAMiller]

I've looked as well. I haven't bought any yet, but these look like they might fit: https://www.ebay.com/p/658269473

 

[mountie]

The rubber bumpers may be found at a salvage yard.... ( The center consoles may be ugly, but I bet the rubber may be good.....

 

[Tonyrodz]

I've looked as well. I haven't bought any yet, but these look like they might fit: https://www.ebay.com/p/658269473

$8 and $12.95 shipping for only 1 bumper??

 

[wjburken]

GM Parts Giant has them for under $6

https://www.gmpartsgiant.com/parts/gm-bumper-as-17997865.html

 

[clandr1]

GM Parts Giant has them for under $6

https://www.gmpartsgiant.com/parts/gm-bumper-as-17997865.html

Thanks for contributing to the thread! I checked fitment for the following vehicles, and it says it won't fit any of these:
1995 Tahoe
2005 Tahoe
2010 Tahoe
2015 Tahoe

Any idea what it's actually supposed to fit, year/make/model wise? I'd hate to order $40 worth of them only to find out they don't fit my 2005 Yukon.

 

[wildcatgoal]

Why not just super glue those small clear rubber pad things you get with picture frames that pad them from scratching the wall. Same things used for padding cabinet door close.

 

[mountie]

Why not just super glue those small clear rubber pad things you get with picture frames that pad them from scratching the wall. Same things used for padding cabinet door close.

Good idea..... I have used the soft-side of a Velcro ' peel-n-stick' ..... Some have a very good adhesive that holds on the plastic we have in our interiors .

 

[Tonyrodz]

Why not just super glue those small clear rubber pad things you get with picture frames that pad them from scratching the wall. Same things used for padding cabinet door close.

Good idea..... I have used the soft-side of a Velcro ' peel-n-stick' ..... Some have a very good adhesive that holds on the plastic we have in our interiors .

Just clean the plastic 1st with alcohol or something similar. Helps those little pads to stick.

 

[mountie]

Just clean the plastic 1st with alcohol or something similar. Helps those little pads to stick.

SANITIZE it !!! Yea! That's it !!

 

[David Staines]

Hmmm... a search didn't turn up this thread. I ended up looking around the internet and found these:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TXYSYS3

They cost as much for 30 as one of the OEM. I had to drill the holes with a 3/16 bit and trim 2 of the barbs off, but they fit well with the thickness of the plastic and are the same thickness as the old bumpers. My center console rattle is completely gone.

 

[clandr1]

Hmmm... a search didn't turn up this thread. I ended up looking around the internet and found these:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TXYSYS3

They cost as much for 30 as one of the OEM. I had to drill the holes with a 3/16 bit and trim 2 of the barbs off, but they fit well with the thickness of the plastic and are the same thickness as the old bumpers. My center console rattle is completely gone.

This is great, thanks for sharing!

 

[clandr1]

Hmmm... a search didn't turn up this thread. I ended up looking around the internet and found these:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TXYSYS3

They cost as much for 30 as one of the OEM. I had to drill the holes with a 3/16 bit and trim 2 of the barbs off, but they fit well with the thickness of the plastic and are the same thickness as the old bumpers. My center console rattle is completely gone.

Finally got around to buying these. They work great! I only had to open the holes ever so slightly to get them to work. Thanks again for the recommendation!