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Does the DriveLine Undercarriage protection from GM just bolt on with no other modifications required????
GM Part # 12498474 |
Yes.
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i had to use a sledge hammer for some moderate adjustment
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I have a sledge hammer so that shouldn't be a problem
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cool chas i had to start with center bolts and beat the trailing end of rear protection up just a little . i had scraped the cross members up pretty good so had to adjust
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Milk Crates... Thanks... Looks like I'll be heading to the grocery store after work tomorrow...
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I didn't have any problems installing mine. Bolted right on, no sledgehammer.
![]() They are pretty light too. I was able to just hold them up to the frame while I put the bolts in. Shouldn't take more than 30-45 mins to install. Much easier than the rails. ![]() ![]() |
Same here. No sledgehammer needed on mine. It was a little bit akward do by myself though. A milk crate would have been perfect. I just put mine on my chest and slide underneath.
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Normally you just use zip ties for the stock stuff. ![]() |
We added mine in the parking lot of the hotel when we went to Tellico since I had it shipped there. I can't really tell you if it was easy or not because the guys just climbed under there and started installing, I just handed them tools
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Entrestingly enough, not that I'm rich, but lazy didn't have the help/tools needed so had the dealership bolt all my protection on. The cross frame rail that they bolt to didn't have the holes drilled properly, I told them they could probably take a drill and tap the holes but they said it was a defective piece and needed replacing. So it took a couple extra days.
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