Perfect for my 2002 GMC Yukon Denali
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Perfect for my 2002 GMC Yukon Denali.  Fite perfect and I was able to install them in about 2 minutes.
Easy video to watch to get the idea how to do it if you are like me and know nothing about cars.

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Bought a 2012 Denali 2500HD with the 20" wheel option.  First time on a rough road I found the truck had serious steering bump, even on small potholes.  Did some investigation and found that GM actually sells this damper as an aftermarket solution to the problem.  Hmm, they know of the problem and want to sell a solution instead of correcting it in production.  Yeah, one mark against GM.  I crawled under the truck and found that the holes are already in place to mount this damper.  I did have to purchase a nut and washer, but it was a 30 minute install and solved my problem.  Truck now drives like a dream.
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Super Easy to program! Outstanding quality, the Fit & Finish are top quality. Works perfectly for my 2006 Sierra Denali.
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This was a perfect fit to replace the old one.  Truck is running much more smoothly now.  I had a hard time finding a new gasket (as this doesn't include one) and had to end up re-using the old one.  Other than that I have no issues with this.  2002 Ford Explorer v6 XLT
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Perfect! Took about five minutes to install and works great. The old one was corroded, so will likely need to change the Heater core in the spring. Can't complain I have 230,000 miles and very minor issues on my 2003 Durango.
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Great fog lights
Fit perfect on my 2018 Canyon Denali
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Works perfectly in my 2000 Tundra ! Had one knob fall off during a trip, so when I got back, decided to replaced all 3 knobs and glad I did.
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This Punched Grill was "Punched to Perfection" ! It fitted perfectly, and was very easy to install.
All in all the Grill was perfect for my 2002 Yukon fit and I love it.
One thing though, that shipping box is /was way too large for an item less than (1/8") one eight of an inch.
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Fairly easy install for 2012 GMC 2500 Sierra Denali. Took about 2 hours, including getting tools together. Jacked up one side at a time and removed wheel.  Levels 5th wheeler easily and provides a great and stable ride.
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Used this with JDM Astar Switchback LED turn signal 3157 on my GMC Yukon. Tip: I used channel lock pliers with duck tape on them to wiggle/pull the old one out.
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This AC Delco Part #214-2149 is the same as GM GMC Part #25932571. This is exactly the same part that was OEM
on many Chevrolet Silverados under a different (Chevrolet) part number. Around 2004 Chevrolet modified the part
to incorporate a remotely mounted vent filter. Should you wish to replace your original unit with the "Kit" and remotely
mount the vent filter the AC Delco part number is #214-2082. If you drive on a lot of dirt roads you might consider it.
Aparantly most parts suppliers (including Amazon) are databased with the newer "Kit" information and will tell you that
the original direct replacement part is not applicable/will not fit. LOOK at the unit under your vehicle, if it looks like this
AC Delco 214-2149 it should fit.
There are two primary reasons these units fail. One is that the self contained air filter becomes clogged with dirt/dust
and the other is overfilling when you fuel up. That was my self inflicted sin. When the pump stops QUIT!
I spent the better part of a week researching this problem and deduced that this GMC part was the same as the one
on my Chevy. I learned I would need a short piece of 5/8" heater hose and two screw clamps as well.
I put a floor jack under my rear differential and raised the truck up. I placed a jackstand on each side of the rear axle
and removed the floor jack for more manuvering room. That done I plopped down on my creeper which has an
adjustable headrest and found I had plenty of room under the truck. I discovered I had good access to the EVAP
canister which in my case is mounted on the rear/backside of the gas tank. Disconnect the solenoid control wireing by releasing the retaining clip and pulling it downward and then moving it aside. I decided to cut the rigid vent line rather than try to heat it up with a hair dryer/heat gun and remove it. I left the canister mounted for support as well as slipping
a small piece of 2X4 in behind the vent line for the same reason. I chose to make my cut one inch out from the end
of the canister line connector nipple. I used a boxcutter and it easily made a nice clean cut through the rigid vent
pipe. Having done that I removed the canister by depressing the retaining clip and sliding it back and off of it's
mount. I pushed a two (2") inch piece of my 5/8" heater hose onto the nipple of the new canister and slipped the
two screw type hose clamps loosely over it. Back under the truck I slid the new canister onto it's mounting bracket
as I pushed the cut vent line into the other end of the heater hose. I then positioned my two screw clamps and
tightened them down. NICE fit. I routed the electrical harness back over the rigid vent line as it originally was and
plugged the connector into it's slot on the canister (solenoid) making sure it clicked into place.
DONE.
The dreaded CHECK ENGINE LIGHT cleared on the third (3rd) start/drive cycle. I had the truck inspected the
following day without a hitch. Life is good again.
EVAP canister locations vary with vehicle model and design. These notes pertain only to the vehicle described
above.
Hope this info proved to be helpful to someone.
The following video explains the theory of operation and prescribed troubleshooting procedure for this DTC code.

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This installation kit was a perfect fit When replacing the stock 2-Din stereo in my 1999 Ford Expedition. It required no cutting or shimming at all and slid into the existing spot perfectly.
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worked perfectly.  I wish it came with a screw to hold it on, but it stays put without the screw.  I used this on a GMC Yukon XL Denali 2005, and it fit perfectly.
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The fit was perfect on my 2004 GMC Yukon Denali.  I purchased the vehicle recently and it came with aftermarket wheels requiring slim lug nuts.  These fit great, look great, and the price was right.  Shipping was fast. Would definitely buy them again!
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Simple to install and works exactly as intended. Fit my 2000 GMC Sierra Z71 4x4 perfectly.
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Perfect fit for my 2002 Chevy 1500. The foam portion thats fits against the door was a little different than OEM, but no problems. Make sure to tighten the three nuts evenly while tightening.
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I used this to retain steering wheel controls on my 2006 GMC Yukon Denali XL with Bose system. Installation was a breeze. Tapped the 12v and ground to my radio, pink wire to pin A1 on the existing radio harness before the GMOS-4, and brown wire to my Kenwood head unit steering control. Turned on the car, pressed volume up several times, and bingo, steering wheel controls are online. It can't get any easier than this device and I'm happy that everything that the factory installed in the truck still works as intended.