Front license plate bracket on denali

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Dealer already installed it so I'm wondering if it just goes through the "black" plastic part of the bumper or if it goes through the painted part. The plastic insert can be replaced.

https://www.gmpartsdirect.com/auto-...ine/body-cat/bumper-and-components-front-****

number 9 in the diagram
 

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Just put this tag on it.
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Dealer already installed it so I'm wondering if it just goes through the "black" plastic part of the bumper or if it goes through the painted part. The plastic insert can be replaced.

https://www.gmpartsdirect.com/auto-...ine/body-cat/bumper-and-components-front-****

number 9 in the diagram


Through the upper, bumper part.
 

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I took mine off - it only went through the black part, so the holes aren’t noticeable enough for me to replace the part. Thanks for the link, though - I’ll consider it. If it went through the paint, it must look weird - someone installed it wrong.
 

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Mine goes through both actually, the pumper (painted part) and the blacked (plastic part)
I new about it lately because I’ve replaced the license plate bracket to the long version for the rectangular license plate instead of squared. Unfortunately, the previous holes are visible on the pumper

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Mine goes through both actually, the pumper (painted part) and the blacked (plastic part)
I new about it lately because I’ve replaced the license plate bracket to the long version for the rectangular license plate instead of squared. Unfortunately, the previous holes are visible on the pumper.


You must be overseas (or we are, depending upon how you want to look at it).

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Just FYI, in my case, the holes are only drilled through the black plastic part, not the painted part. The screws for the license plate its self, did poke a tiny little place in the paint. Not enough to even notice.

This is on 2019 yukon. It appears they have a few variations of mounts throughout the years. I'm very thankful I don't have to have the hideous thing on the front of my truck though.
 

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Just FYI, in my case, the holes are only drilled through the black plastic part, not the painted part. The screws for the license plate its self, did poke a tiny little place in the paint. Not enough to even notice.

This is on 2019 yukon. It appears they have a few variations of mounts throughout the years. I'm very thankful I don't have to have the hideous thing on the front of my truck though.
Any chance you can post a pic of how the front area looks after removing? Like I'm trying to figure out how noticable the front holes will be after removing.
 

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