1969-72 Chevy Truck - Remove & Replace the Grille - Inner/Outer Assembly
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- Dave Welch is a truck specialist, and today he shares his Tip & Tricks on how to easily remove, then disassemble and reassemble the '69-'72 Chevrolet Grille.
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Would love to see a video for dropping a 71 C20. No c notching just a regular lowering kit. Something someone can do without cutting anything. Tons of vids on c10’s. But I got a c20. Thanks in advance.
C10, C20 are basically the same, front is 100% the same. Rear is only different if you have leaf springs on your C20. As far as not cutting anything, that's easy, don't do a drop that's more than 3" front and 4" rear, you won't have to do anything extra.
..why on earth would you want to drop a C-20?..it's a 3/4 ton work truck...I have had mine 25 years, it isn't pretty, but it still works, every day..trusty and faithful work truck...1970 C-20...granny 4 speed, 292 I6, low geared posi rear end...terrible gas mileage, she isn't fast, but she'll pull like a beast, reliable, no electronic gremlins like a newer truck...am I the only one who still uses a 67-72 as a work truck?...seems like all anybody else uses them for now is as toys....
@@dyer2cycle if you read my comment I clearly state no cutting. Which means whatever is Potentially done could be reversed. My c20 does not have a granny gear and I like the lowered look. So “IF” I did lower it, don’t worry it’ll be MINE, so you can keep looking at YOUR truck in all it’s beautiful original form. And I could be a lil more pleased with mine. I don’t understand today’s society where we all must like the same thing. God made us all different for a reason.
@@dyer2cycle Exactly I agree with you !
A - C20 is a great work truck . No modern day Gimmicks. Like we got now . Pulling machine. Gets tha job done . Easy to fix too .
I’m still driving my 50-yr Old 72’ Cheyenne 1/2 Ton. Same A/C too, same Motor. Not very pretty . It takes care of my needs. No new EXPENSIVE TRUCK . For me . But hey to each there own . Customizing . If I need something bigger I’ll use my sons New GMC DULLEY . 👍🏻
👍👍👍Great video the bolts on my grill were rusted I had some snap off when I took my grill off
Thanks for the feedback!
@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV great Video 👍🏻
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@@jimmysapien9961 Thanks bud!
Awesome vid! Thanks
Our pleasure!
Great tips, thanks for the video.
Our pleasure!
He told me to subscribe damn it!!! So I did. 🤣🤣 great work once again boss.
Thank you!
I'm already subscribed dammit! Great job as always and thanks for the great tips!
Thanks, our pleasure!
Awesome videos
Have a question will 68 fenders line up with a 72 grill or are the fenders the same ?
A 68 Fender will work for a 68 Chevy and 68-72 GMC
I'm getting tired of asking, you better do it damn it. Lol 🤣🤣 ok ok. I instantly subscribed the first few seconds of the first video I watched when I realized I struck GM gold 👍
Thanks man!
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bro when he always say subscribe im always like ive already subscribed dammit ive subscribed on 4 different devices lmao
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How do you put the new emblem on the grill? My old one is threaded but the new one I but doesn't have threads.
The nuts that hold it on are self threading and will create the threads on the new emblem.
Ok thank you for your help
Is it possible to remove the inner grille without having to remove the outer assembly?
I have a question.. I want to install new fan shroud, is it same procedure plus removing the radiator support??
To install a fan shroud you shouldn't have to remove anything but the old shroud and MAYBE the radiator fan.
thanks for the help..
@@rickramos8471 our pleasure!
@@rickramos8471 Rick go Electric ⚡️
Get some Twin Electric fans ! They have there own Shrouds . Take that old fan out 👍🏻
Do you Havana a video for 1970 gmc grill install?
Not at the moment, we will add it to our list of requested videos.
Hi Dave! can you please do one for the 69 c10?
Did y’all sell front bumper support brackets for a 1972 Chevy C30?
You'll have to call the shop on that one. We don't have the answer here in the RUclips studio. 800-977-2767
Could you tell me if the newer outer grille shell was in chrome or standard aluminum, thank you
They are actually available both ways.
@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV I'm sorry I was meaning if the new outer shell one used in the video was chrome or aluminum?
@@moonrunner-01 it is aluminum
My new grille doesn’t fit over the new fenders. So the gap is huge. What do I do. I can’t adjust the fenders in any more.
If you bought the grille from us (BROTHERS) then call our customer service and one of the guys will help you figure it out. We might have you text us a few photos so we can see exactly whats going on. 800-977-2767
Same here. 1/2 inch gap between my fenders and grill.
It's like my new core support is too wide.
Stretching my fenders out too far and grill gap is terrible.
What did you end up doing to fix yours ?
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Thanks RMD!
Can you make a video on swapping a 72 Jimmy grill to a 69 Blazer grill? Nobody seems to know how to do this at local shops here.
That job requires that you swap the radiator core support, etc. It's simple, but you've got to change out all those parts.
@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV any chance you can give me a list of all the parts needed aside from what you mentioned? I’ll have to do some more shopping now and these types of parts are out of my wheelhouse. Or is this something a body shop will have no problem with?
@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV I’ve been looking up info on this, the only part that seems as if it’s not interchangeable is the radiator core support. The rest of the parts mention aside from the front bumper (I’m using a custom made one with the brackets for a 69 blazer I bought)- fenders, hood, and anything else that’s attached to the front end are all the same part numbers. Can you confirm all I need is rad core support? I appreciate your info.
@@rhetthasara6752 Our apology, you are correct the fenders and hood are the same. You will have to swap the core support due to the dual/single headlamps as well as any related headlamp or parking lamp items.
@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV perfect thanks guys. Your videos are SO helpful to us mere mortals they don’t have the knowledge you have on these subjects. I really appreciate it. Keep up the good work. 🤘🏽🤘🏽
any good ways of polishing a grill
Not really. The coating on them is called Brite Dip, and over time is just oxidizes. You would have to remove it and polish the raw metal underneath to get any results, but then you're left with constant maintenance of the finish. We have had some luck spraying a fresh clear coat over Brite Trim, which does seem to restore the shine and remove imperfections, but we suggest if you do that you choose a spot you can test the result first before doing the entire thing.
@brett burwell - I agree 100% with everything Brothers says. It’s a LOT of work and it will require regular maintenance, but if you want to see it done and some incredible results, check out a guy on YT that goes by “gibson63”. He did the aluminum grille for his ‘63 C10 and it looks unbelievable. These are his instructions (good, but not easy):
“Start by washing with soap and water, then spray with oven cleaner (with sodium hydroxide in it), let it set for 15 minutes. Wash off then repeat one more time. Start wet sanding with 320/600/1000/2000 then hand polish with Mothers until it shines...then polish some more. This took me about 14 hours in all.”
Can i fit the 67 grill on 69-72 truck?
You would have to change the hood and fenders too.
@@BROTHERSTruckPartsTV ok coz i have Two trucks one is 67 and other is 70 but i like 67 but the 70 is road worthy than 67
I think Dave just cursed at me.
He did, 100%. Thanks for watching the WHOLE video!