2015 Silverado Wheel Liner Install original GM liner
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Follow along as I install original rear wheel liners (wheelhouse) on a 2015 Chevrolet Silverado work truck. I looked for an installation video on the procedure. When I could not find one I decided to make one for the next person that wants to install these. I broke down all the steps and included the parts numbers. I suggest you remove the wheel for easier installation. Please feel free to comment if you have something to add to the video. If you do not own a Silverado, next time you are on the road look how many of these Silverado trucks do not have these liners. Why purchase aftermarket when you can install these?
Thanks for the video. My coworker pointed out how I should do something since my 2014 WT doesn't have liners in the back. Nasty Chicagoland road salt in the winters here. I got my order today and will be installing hopefully tomorrow. It's a lower end model, but I love my truck and want to protect it the best I can and your video convinced me just how easy this is to do yourself. Thanks.
Sounds good, same here as in Pittsburgh winter weather
I love my work truck! It's not a a pretty boy toy....
I have a 2015 Silverado LTZ and I am replacing the factory original liners with aftermarket. Mine have felt which in Michigan where we get a lot of snow that snow and slush packed in there so tight I had to Chisel it out. So I want to buy ones that are plastic and hopefully will not stick
Completely different 4.3 from your old one. The Eco tech 4.3 is a 5.3 with two cylinders chopped off. The old 4.3 has not one part in common with your new one. Good video.
I now know why the back wheel well looks so huge. The liner makes a big difference. I will be ordering these. Thanks for the video.
I just got a rubber liner from rough country. I didn’t want to get a carpet one for the back and I’m thinking about changing the front ones to rubber too. Thank you for the video helped out a little bit
Might have wanted to paint all that area with an under coater first
Just installed mine. Thanks!
I bought my liners almost a year ago and have just been sitting in my garage. Thanks for your research and walk thru, I can finally put mine on now!
Good job sir.
Thank you for this video! You did an excellent job and I am now confident enough to purchase one for my 2017 regular cab.
You did an excellent job with this video .Thank You!
Awesome! Thank you for the great video, you explained everything with great detail. Now I can install mine.
Hello how are you I just bought a 2018 Chevy Silverado I would like to no where I can get those do I go to Gm let me know thanks
thanks for taking the time to make the video my man
Thanks for your video! I just bought a used 2018 GMC Sierra that looks just like yours (white work truck). I have been wondering about the plastic aftermarket products (Husky, etc.) but... like you, were concerned about the "fit" issues brought up in the reviews. Plus, the factory material around my front wheels looks like it would have better sound dampening qualities vs the plastic aftermarket ones.
great instructions.
this problem is only on WT edition.... good video thank you
Andy Thomas the problem is with all regular cabs. I have a 2016 LT regular cab and it has no rear liners. My dad's LT crew cab has both front and rear
Just did this to my 2500 hd,part number through Chevrolet is 0 84511160.Kit includes both liners and hardware(screws and inserts). 120.09 out the door and I didn’t have to remove wheels,about 30 minutes.
Thank you for the video! From where did you get the rear fiber box cover 8 foot ?
Great video!!..One important note is that on the top of the wheel well I noticed a large removable plug on both the driver and passenger side..I've seen a lot of these trucks where rust is starting on the top lip...Removing those plugs and flushing with water every spring would slow that rusting down.I'd really like access to those plugs but with an existing cover or newly installed cover,the access is blocked....Something to think about...I have a 2017 with covers factory installed...I'm trying to think of a way to access those plugs easily....Might be tough.
Take your taillight out and stick your pressure washer wand in through the opening.
Spray the wheel well down with cosmoline prior to installing .
They are right aftermarket ones way too narrow comes with clip-on fasteners with screws, holes don't line up.
I bought the pushing nuts, new UPDATE number GM 22642007, N518531 Online 10 for $7.99, 1.50 shipping from Ebay seller.
Thank you
you can get the screws and nuts gm has to order it another way hw0001 or srew number 11570637 nut 11609952
i wasnt paying over a hundred for 10 dollars in screws and nuts im installing mine tomorow great video
My 08silverado didn’t come with it and I have bad fender rust and I think it’s because it didn’t have that
Thanks just ordered 84154469 liners for my '18 Sierra.
Great video!
Great video and thanks for your time. I have a 2017 custom double cab and I bought those liner at the dealer but they didn’t fit. The part # for this set is 84154469 and the one that I need is the 84154470. This is a OEM part. I did a search and other accessories company had this number I think that the set that I have fits from 2013 to 2015 and the part # ending on 70 fits from 2016 to 2018 I will update this when I found the right part number. Don’t make the same mistake that I did and get the wrong stuff. I even called at the dealer and give them the first part number and the last 8 #’s of the vin and I was told that that was the right part but wrong so I will keep you posted.
What is the number for 16 thru 18 I have 16 custom double cab just want to order right parts
"Now I'll be looking all Denali n shit" lmaooooo
13 screws on each side?
Good video but you need to edit. At around the 13:00 mark you say that the "mud flap" needs to be removed when in fact it does not.
thanks for your video , helped on my install on my GM 84154470 14-18 Silverado OEM 2-Pc Rear Wheel Well Liner Set
Where did u order and how much?
I can't get mine off the Chevy Duramax to get to my fuel filter! 🤦🤦🤦🤦
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