Cold weather grill covers
Cold weather grill covers
12-15-2004, 07:35 PM
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Angleiron,Mopar makes a very nice cover.It goes behind the grill so that You don't see it and has 4 openings that You can open.It covers the whole area behind grill.It actually goes over the radiator and coolers.I will try to get some pics as soon as I install it.Part # 82208646 cost $83 list $119.
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12-15-2004, 08:23 PM
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Originally posted by dezeldog
Angleiron, Check the classified for Eric buckel
Angleiron, Check the classified for Eric buckel
Not bad at all, and you can't beat the price.
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12-15-2004, 08:38 PM
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I saw a Duramax yesterday with a solid black grill cover with the Chevy bowtie centered, also in black, so it didn't stand out until you were close. Something similar with a blue C would look nice, imho.
Cummins has the powerstore....but nothing like this.
Cummins has the powerstore....but nothing like this.
12-16-2004, 01:13 AM
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If you want a real nice one then pay the $110 and get a good one from DC. It goes inside the hood so no one can steal it. There are no snaps to install either. It just hooks arount the hood adjustment screws, the hood latch, the hoses ontop of the radiator and then hooks below the head lamps via already installed hooks and down in the bumper. It has a wide opening in the center that has 4 flaps to open or close.
You can't tell there is one installed once the hood is closed and it does not interfer with the heater plug.
The part # is 82208646 Cover Front End
It is also part of the cold weather accessory package which includes the battery blankets
You can't tell there is one installed once the hood is closed and it does not interfer with the heater plug.
The part # is 82208646 Cover Front End
It is also part of the cold weather accessory package which includes the battery blankets
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12-16-2004, 08:35 AM
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I ordered the grill cover this morning. It seems they do not make the cold weather pkg (or it is not listed) for the 03's. I did not need the battery blankets and heater block extension anyway...I think! Thanks for the info!
12-16-2004, 05:59 PM
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Originally posted by SuperGewl
If you want a real nice one then pay the $110 and get a good one from DC. It goes inside the hood so no one can steal it. There are no snaps to install either. It just hooks arount the hood adjustment screws, the hood latch, the hoses ontop of the radiator and then hooks below the head lamps via already installed hooks and down in the bumper. It has a wide opening in the center that has 4 flaps to open or close.
You can't tell there is one installed once the hood is closed and it does not interfer with the heater plug.
The part # is 82208646 Cover Front End
It is also part of the cold weather accessory package which includes the battery blankets
If you want a real nice one then pay the $110 and get a good one from DC. It goes inside the hood so no one can steal it. There are no snaps to install either. It just hooks arount the hood adjustment screws, the hood latch, the hoses ontop of the radiator and then hooks below the head lamps via already installed hooks and down in the bumper. It has a wide opening in the center that has 4 flaps to open or close.
You can't tell there is one installed once the hood is closed and it does not interfer with the heater plug.
The part # is 82208646 Cover Front End
It is also part of the cold weather accessory package which includes the battery blankets
12-16-2004, 08:51 PM
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Originally posted by coobie
I have the same winter front SuperGewl is talking about.Very happy with mine.coobie
I have the same winter front SuperGewl is talking about.Very happy with mine.coobie
I'll get some pics posted later this week
12-13-2009, 04:17 PM
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Hey all, new to the site and tryin to figure it all out. im lookin to put some fender flares on my truck, and also tryin to find some good lookin cold weather grille inserts. need some help locating them. can yall help me out. also would like some input on the fender flares, paint grey, black or leave unpainted. thanks for the help.
12-13-2009, 05:18 PM
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If your looking for the absolute best winter front spend the 100 or so bucks and get the one from your dealer. I have tried a few differant ones but non are even close to being as good as the one you get from the dealer. An added bones is the one from the dealer keeps the engine compartment very clean. It's well worth the money!
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