Removed cross rails at dealer

[Runn]

When I bought my 2020 Yukon they removed the cross rails just because I didn't want them on there. A few days later I noticed that the two sections where they were installed have holes rather than the middle section that has caps.

When I reached out to the dealer they said more or less, they're not supposed to have caps. That doesn't seem right to me since the middle has the caps. Can anyone confirm this or tell me the part these caps are called?

 

[Timers]

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I think this is what you need

 

[DirtyBlackHoe]

They definitely have caps. They are little plastic plugs that go in there. I will try to get a picture this afternoon of mine.

 

[kurtibm]

Geez... an incorrect, off-the-cuff response from the dealer!? No WAY!

 

[sealandsky]

When I bought my 2020 Yukon they removed the cross rails just because I didn't want them on there. A few days later I noticed that the two sections where they were installed have holes rather than the middle section that has caps.

When I reached out to the dealer they said more or less, they're not supposed to have caps. That doesn't seem right to me since the middle has the caps. Can anyone confirm this or tell me the part these caps are called?

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When I removed my cross rails I bought white plastic screws to fill the holes. Since your post I've ordered the black plastic caps from gm parts direct. Thanks for bringing this up!

 

[kentman]

I am just the opposite. I had to order new GM cross rails from eBay when I bought the Yukon. It did not have any when I got it. I like them for use of the large Thule cargo box on long trips and transporting the 10' Christmas tree every year (bring home and disposal).

 

[sealandsky]

I am just the opposite. I had to order new GM cross rails from eBay when I bought the Yukon. It did not have any when I got it. I like them for use of the large Thule cargo box on long trips and transporting the 10' Christmas tree every year (bring home and disposal).

I agree that the cross rails have a good purpose, but for me it's once a year or so.... The remainder of the year they rest comfortably in the rafters.