Looking for lower facia part number - Tahoe

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I was hoping somebody had a part number for the lower facia on a tahoe WITH the cutouts for the tow hooks (if it exists). I found the number for the Yukon and the tahoe w/out the tow hook cut outs. But not one with the spaces for the tow hooks available.

For reference in case people are looking for part numbers.
Black tow hooks: PN 23245141 - replaces 22903515
Regular lower facia without cutouts for the tow hooks: PN 22936496

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With tow hooks w/o adaptive cruise control-->

22936496

I think the number you have is for tow hooks.
 
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I think that's the part number I have listed. When I look it up it doesn't have the cutouts for the tow hooks on it. Maybe the pictures are just incorrect?

http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/oe-gm/22936496

If I wasn't clear, I am trying to add tow hooks and the lower facia with openings to my LT that does not come with them. Mine does not have adaptive cruise so I could actually install both hooks.

It appears that a Yukon may actually have the trim piece with openings but I can't find one for a Tahoe.
 
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If you have any pictures of the front, after or during the install I'd love to see them.

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I don't have any photos from during the install but can upload some after shots. Will try to do so a bit later today.
 

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Forgot to add a photo last night. Here you go:

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That looks great. Thanks for the picture. Did you have to pull off the entire bumper to install the hooks and facia?

Did your original facia have what looked like cutouts for the tow hooks? Mine do, and it seems weird they would have the outline for the cut even though it's a different part number for one with the space for the hooks.

Thanks again, I feel better knowing I have the right part number even if the pic from GM doesn't match.
 

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Does anyone know how to remove the "eyebrows" on the front bumper?
 

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That looks great. Thanks for the picture. Did you have to pull off the entire bumper to install the hooks and facia?

Did your original facia have what looked like cutouts for the tow hooks? Mine do, and it seems weird they would have the outline for the cut even though it's a different part number for one with the space for the hooks.

Thanks again, I feel better knowing I have the right part number even if the pic from GM doesn't match.

You're welcome.

I did not pull off the entire bumper to install the hooks and fascia. However, because I didn't I did end up breaking a couple of clips on each side by the eyebrows. You can't really tell that they are broken though.

Yes, the original fascia did have what looked like cutouts and I had originally actually cut those out to do the install of the two hooks but it looked terrible and it left some of the wiring exposed so I ordered the proper fascia part to go along with it and it looks a million times better.
 

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Does anyone know how to remove the "eyebrows" on the front bumper?

They are clipped on to the front bumper. If you crawl under the truck you should be able to feel the clips (may even be able to see them, can't remember) and then pop them out. They are a pain to do though if you leave the front bumper cover on.
 

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They are clipped on to the front bumper. If you crawl under the truck you should be able to feel the clips (may even be able to see them, can't remember) and then pop them out. They are a pain to do though if you leave the front bumper cover on.
Thanks for your help Chicago! I bought aftermarket fogs and oem chrome eyebrows and was wondering if it's a DIY job or if I should have someone else install them in for me
 

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Thanks for your help Chicago! I bought aftermarket fogs and oem chrome eyebrows and was wondering if it's a DIY job or if I should have someone else install them in for me

You're welcome. It can definitely be a DIY job, just depends on how much time you want to spend on it all. I installed the black grill on my Tahoe which involved removing the entire front bumper cover and that job took a couple of hours but definitely do able by yourself if you went that route to removing the eyebrows.
 

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I ordered part number 22936496 when installing my tow hooks.

chicagofan00,
when I searched this part number, Lower Molding - GM (22936496) on GMpartsdirect.com, the picture didn't show the tow hook holes, but rather the same fascia I currently have. I know you have mentioned it twice already, but this part number you ordered, does it have the proper holes for fog lights and tow hooks? also where did you get that sweet black grille?

also I see in your signature, you have K&N, exhaust, tuner ect... any noticeable difference with the doodads?
 

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chicagofan00,
when I searched this part number, Lower Molding - GM (22936496) on GMpartsdirect.com, the picture didn't show the tow hook holes, but rather the same fascia I currently have. I know you have mentioned it twice already, but this part number you ordered, does it have the proper holes for fog lights and tow hooks? also where did you get that sweet black grille?

also I see in your signature, you have K&N, exhaust, tuner ect... any noticeable difference with the doodads?

Yep, that is the correct part number. Has the proper holes for the tow hooks, etc.

The grill I got off of a seller on eBay. Just search for 2015 tahoe black grill and you'll see a bunch of different ones.

Yes, definitely a difference with each mod. The K&N intake helped add a bit of grunt to the truck under acceleration, no noticeable performance though. The Corsa exhaust sounds a ton better than the stock exhaust of course. The tuner made a big difference in shift response. I still haven't gotten the chance to do a custom tune but the out of the box tune was a noticeable difference.
 

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Did you install your corsa exhaust your self?

No, I had a local shop do it. I don't have access to a lift and figured it would be a pain in the ass without one as there isn't enough room underneath. If you have a lift it's probably a pretty easy install.
 

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No, I had a local shop do it. I don't have access to a lift and figured it would be a pain in the ass without one as there isn't enough room underneath. If you have a lift it's probably a pretty easy install.
Yeah I'm with about not having a lift. What did your local shop charge so I have a ball park.
 

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Yeah I'm with about not having a lift. What did your local shop charge so I have a ball park.

$180, if I recall correctly. A bit expensive IMHO as it's a really straight forward install but I didn't have much of a choice without a lift handy.
 

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