replacement trim pieces in Aluminum finish, HELP
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Jritchey
12/28/2006 8:13:17 PM
Love the 07 Tahoe, hate the wood trim. Does any one know the individual GM part #s for the Aluminum finish trim in the attached picture? I would like to change some if my interior trim pieces but my dealership is being less than helpful with this project. I know I can order the entire kit from JP Customs but Don't know If I want to go full industrial in my truck. I sell bull dozers but don't think I want to drive one every day. I would appreciate help if any one knows.
ironcy
12/28/2006 8:19:28 PM
i like the brushed aluminum alot better than the wood grain...when ordering my vehicle, the dealership would not even entertain the idea of an LT3 with the brushed aluminum. They actually quoted me $1500 to replace the woodgrain after the truck arrived.....I was relieved to find the "kit" available from JP customs, I think their price is fair. I would be interested in some info on taking the dash apart.
what pieces do you plan on replacing? do you think it would look wierd with aluminum and woodgrain installed?
Jritchey
12/28/2006 8:31:25 PM
All the dash for sure. I think the steering wheel may be to much with the dash all tined out. The door pieces don't really bother me much but you never know.
My dealer dealer gave me the radio trim and R/S dash/vent part # and GMpartsdirect listed them for $74 and $44. This makes me think I may be able to part out this project for less than the $500 kit price? But we will see.
2007_TahoeLT
12/29/2006 1:16:38 AM
Here is the kit I put on the my 2007 LT3 Tahoe...
http://www.wooddash.com/item/CHEVROLET_Dash_Kits_Tahoe_2007 ...$265 shipped
I used the brushed aluminum finish and it turned out awesome. The kit is backed with 3M tape and it comes with some type of preparation liquid (which I did not use).
The fitment is really good...but there are a couple spots where the wood trim wanted to show through on a joint or edge...so what I did is fit every piece up before taking the tape backing off and if there was any place that looked like the wood would show through....I used some black touch-up paint and put it on the wood trim where it would've showed prior to putting the overlay on.
It sounds involved but even though I just told how it was done I bet even if someone was looking for the wood trim they couldn't see anywhere where the new brushed aluminum overlay doesn't look stock.
The whole process probably took 1 - 1.5 hours.
ironcy
12/29/2006 1:18:22 AM
if you dont mind, post the part number for each piece, im sure that there are many of us wanting to do this mod.
I agree on the steering wheel, I could probably do without those pieces as the standard wheel is all black, but im thinking that I will need to replace all of the woodgrain.
2007_TahoeLT
12/29/2006 1:29:15 AM
quote:
ORIGINAL: ironcy
if you dont mind, post the part number for each piece, im sure that there are many of us wanting to do this mod.
I agree on the steering wheel, I could probably do without those pieces as the standard wheel is all black, but im thinking that I will need to replace all of the woodgrain.
Not sure if you were wanting me to post part numbers or not but if it was directed at me the link I provided does take you directly to the kit and it comes with all of the pieces in the kit (UG 2949). Also, it looks good with the 2 trim pieces for the steering wheel on.
Jritchey
12/29/2006 6:38:30 AM
Thanks for your post
2007_TahoeLT but I was hoping to stick the OEM trim not go with a will fit.The picture I posted is of original GM parts.
Jritchey
12/29/2006 1:07:19 PM
For any one who cares here are the GM part #s and description. I also discovered that these are all standard equipment on the 07 Tahoe Z71. Take a look at Chevy's web site to see the gear installed.
The prices listed are from GMpartsdirect.com.and were $50 less than my dealer quote.
Part # Description
15211885 RADIO TRIM
15217578 LEFT FT DOOR
15217581 RIGHT FT DOOR
15217595 LEFT REAR DOOR
15217598 RIGHT REAR DOOR
15870240 DRIVER SIDE AIR VENT
15923338 PASS SIDE DASH / AIR VENT
15255055 LH STEERING WHEEL
15255057 RS STEERING WHEEL
GM Part #
Description
Pack Qty
Unit Price
Quantity
Ext. Price
Core Charge
*15211885
PLATE
1
$44.17
1
$44.17
$0.00
*15217578
BEZEL
1
$27.91
1
$27.91
$0.00
*15217581
BEZEL
1
$27.91
1
$27.91
$0.00
*15217595
BEZEL
1
$24.43
1
$24.43
$0.00
*15217598
BEZEL
1
$24.43
1
$24.43
$0.00
*15870240
PLATE
1
$33.59
1
$33.59
$0.00
*15923338
PLATE
1
$59.36
1
$59.36
$0.00
*15255055
COVER
1
$46.13
1
$46.13
$0.00
*15255057
COVER
1
$46.13
1
$46.13
$0.00
SUBTOTAL:
$334.06
PROCESSING & HANDLING TOTAL:
$73.72
TAXES:
$0.00
ORDER TOTAL:
$ 407.78
ironcy
12/29/2006 1:46:45 PM
thanks for posting those part numbers!
I can never search for 07 parts on gmpartsdirect...did you get the part numbers from your dealer, then look them up on gmpartsdirect, or did you find them through the website? Either way, thanks for sharing the info!
my dealer was trying to charge me $200 just for the two steering wheel pieces!!!!
Jritchey
12/29/2006 3:11:31 PM
I did most of the home work and found most of the part #s on my own. Today I Took a pic of the interior of the Z71 to my local dealer and told them to get me a list of part # for the Items in the pic , let were less than excited about doing it but they did. You mentioned that your dealer was charging you 200 for the steering wheel parts, I hope they were going to install them for that, full List price is only $77.82 per side.
I ordered all the pieces but I don't know if I will use all of them. If I decide to not use some of the parts I will list them here for sale. I also will post some before and after pics once I install the trim.
07tahoe
12/30/2006 1:51:38 AM
Slammed Birch
12/30/2006 11:42:42 AM
I replaced all of the faux wood with the Z71 pieces. Easy to do, once you figure out how to get the steering wheel apart. Thanks for the help on that ZX.
Jritchey
12/30/2006 3:55:12 PM
Is there a easy way to remove the steering wheel trim. That is the only part of the install I am concerned about. I don't want to jam a screw driver in their with the steering wheel cruse and audio controls along with the air bag. That could get expensive fast especially if the air bag would deploy. How did you do it?
Jritchey
12/30/2006 4:02:38 PM
Never mind I just went back and read thread about this. I should have looked before I leap.
Slammed Birch
12/31/2006 11:43:57 AM
It's not at all difficult, but it is frustrating. It's tough to find the release back there since you are working blind. Good luck.
snomon
8/23/2007 1:33:37 PM
Sorry to resurrect an old post...
Is there anyone out there with an 07 LTZ that replaced the wood grain trim on the center console around the cupholders and little swing door covers with aluminum?
The dealer just told me that I would have to order a whole new center console to get those portions in aluminum.
Is there any aftermarket direct replacement to switch from wood to aluminum without being a 3M stick on?
Slammed Birch
8/24/2007 6:40:32 AM
I'm selling the complete GM woodgrain kit out of my LT, if anyone is looking to go that route. $150. PM if you're interested.
k15goose
11/17/2007 2:30:13 PM
I am selling all the GM wood pieces out of my LT3 for $150. Only 3 days old today. PM if interested.
txguykev
11/17/2007 8:17:37 PM
Does anyone have any pics with their new brushed aluminum kit installed? I bet it looks pretty good.......
mary900
2/27/2008 5:34:17 PM
Any pix of wood replaced with the brushed aluminum??
bimmerborn
2/28/2008 12:07:11 AM
Folks, I have the brushed aluminum on my LS. What bothers me is the finger prints on the aluminum is hard to clean. Can't be done clean with wet towel. Needs detergant for sure. I guess grease and stuff goes in to tiny microscopic holes in there and hard to get out.
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