Ohsixdenali
TYF Newbie
Ill have to look around, but I may still have the original black gas cap that I took off my car. Will keep you updated. Nice build as well
Ultim8SVT's 2002 Yukon "SLOW" Progress thread
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I like what you did with your gas cap. i may just do the same thing to mine. Pull out all the allen screws, paint it black to match & leave the screws as is. Hmmm... Regardless let me know if you find your gas cap.
Ohsixdenali
TYF Newbie
Can't seem to find it anywhere. If I was you I would just sand the chrome and plastidip it and leave the screws like you said.
Well, from the last time I posted on this thread I've done a couple things...
Replaced the ol' rear shocks. Turns out the driver's side rear was completely locked up.
Installed some nice 5.3L VORTECH decals on both back windows. Also had my windows tinted at 20% all around making my 4 rear windows extra dark. I did NOT tint the rear door. It wasn't necessary.
Painted the billet gas cap in black just as mentioned. Left the screws in alluminum for that rugged look. I love it more than OEM. Hell & it beats the ol' nasty lookin cap.
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Ok just thought I'd share, next obstacle is a thing of the past. Previous owner, tossed the fog lights on my Yukon. That or they stole them. The truck has no accident damage so I can't understand why they're not there. Whatever the case, I ordered myself a set last week & got them in the mail on Tuesday. Installed them today! 
edgaranah1
Full Access Member
How about removing the pinstripe?
Would look waayy better IMO
Would look waayy better IMO
Oh I agree 100% but I plan on painting the whole truck anyway so I might as well leave it on. In Miami it's beyond hot/humid through this month so unless it's really necessary, I'm pretty much done! lol
chauncey0337
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Looks much better with the empty spots filled with brand new fogs! Just a tip, you might want to run a bead of silicon around the lens. I hear of so many of them letting water in.
You just made me feel like a "****" lol... I thought about it twice before installing them... only because they were so cheap & I knew deep inside that they may be prone to humidity issues but I wanted to see them on the Yukon so badly that I installed them anyway.
So guess what I'm doing tomorrow!
when I bought new ones for my 01 Tahoe and my 04 Escalade, I never siliconed the new one. Mine were TYC and they were fine. I think it's just something about the silicone from the factory...
