Mickey_7106
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Not broken. Going to swap my fog lights for the ss3 max soon. But figured I didn't want these expensive lights hanging off by 12 year old plastic.
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Not broken. Going to swap my fog lights for the ss3 max soon. But figured I didn't want these expensive lights hanging off by 12 year old plastic.
You can find them if you search for 2008 Tahoe fog light retainers. OEM are about $5 each or aftermarket are $5 for 10 PCs. https://www.ebay.com/itm/324249160924?chn=ps&mkevt=1&mkcid=28Not broken. Going to swap my fog lights for the ss3 max soon. But figured I didn't want these expensive lights hanging off by 12 year old plastic.
FYI, for safe cleaning of plastic parts, I use Super Clean (formerly Castrol Super Clean) in the purple jug, sold at Walmart. Used full strength, it will strip paint if the part is soaked overnight. But doesn't seem to harm plastic parts at all.I thought all of you Cali residents might appreciate this.
For standard parts cleaner I have a tendency to use WD40 and some good ole Brake Cleaner if it’s stubborn build up (unless it’s anything plastic or an item I’m worried about damaging the paint/finish). For heavy duty work that needs to soak overnight I’ll dig out a can of Berrymans B-12 and a pair of thick chem resistant gloves.
I was at the store the other night and neither were available, so I found this caustic can of “melt away your anger”, now in an easy to use “fast blast me to the emergency room” spray head. HIGHLY FLAMMABLE [ask me how I know - f*¢kin& spiders!] and definitely not legal anywhere near the west coast.
At least they are round......Leaving for a 700 mile round trip tomorrow. When I bought the truck it had different tires in every corner.
Eats aluminum--actually turns it into dust.FYI, for safe cleaning of plastic parts, I use Super Clean (formerly Castrol Super Clean) in the purple jug, sold at Walmart. Used full strength, it will strip paint if the part is soaked overnight. But doesn't seem to harm plastic parts at all.
You can buy anything in Oregon, we don't have any crazy laws. We just don't allow salt to be used on the roads.I thought all of you Cali residents might appreciate this.
For standard parts cleaner I have a tendency to use WD40 and some good ole Brake Cleaner if it’s stubborn build up (unless it’s anything plastic or an item I’m worried about damaging the paint/finish). For heavy duty work that needs to soak overnight I’ll dig out a can of Berrymans B-12 and a pair of thick chem resistant gloves.
I was at the store the other night and neither were available, so I found this caustic can of “melt away your anger”, now in an easy to use “fast blast me to the emergency room” spray head. HIGHLY FLAMMABLE [ask me how I know - f*¢kin& spiders!] and definitely not legal anywhere near the west coast.
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I second Super Clean, it works awesome. Just be sure to wear rubber gloves if using it full strength. Don't ask me how I know.FYI, for safe cleaning of plastic parts, I use Super Clean (formerly Castrol Super Clean) in the purple jug, sold at Walmart. Used full strength, it will strip paint if the part is soaked overnight. But doesn't seem to harm plastic parts at all.
Gm# 11570830 $6.87 eachDoes anyone know if GM sells these black fog light mounts for a 2009 yukon?
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Thanks!Gm# 11570830 $6.87 each