Part interchangeability

[brh11]

Hey guys.

These past two weeks haven't been too kind on the old Denali as I suffered a collision on the drivers front bumper and fender as well as both passenger doors and the passenger fender. I've found multiple Tahoes, Silverados etc that have great parts but I'm a little confused when it comes to part interchangeability. Is there a specific resource for these?

 

[swathdiver]

Hey guys.

These past two weeks haven't been too kind on the old Denali as I suffered a collision on the drivers front bumper and fender as well as both passenger doors and the passenger fender. I've found multiple Tahoes, Silverados etc that have great parts but I'm a little confused when it comes to part interchangeability. Is there a specific resource for these?

Sorry to hear this Brandon. Is everyone ok? Too many of these trucks have been in accidents these past six months, one is too many!

What do you mean by resource? Do you mean that you want to know if a Tahoe or Sierra's door will fit your truck? If so, you need a Motor or Mitchel Crash Book or Crash Guide as they're called now. I have one somewhere but still unpacked since the move.

 

[Doubeleive]

Usually the wrecking yard can tell you the interchange or provide a list, probably can Google it as well, this is why I chose a 2012 because there are several years of interchange.

 

[Doubeleive]

I think a lot of it depends on what features you have like blind zone alert requires a certain bumper but if you don't have blind zone you should be able to use the use the bumper anyway but the same wouldn't be possible in reverse.