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HenryJ wrote:... skid plates were never available for the crew cabs. They fit. Just never offered as an option.
Hey Elite, just curious but, you say that skid plates were never an option on the crewcabs, and i understand that they fit our trucks, but I have a broshure from 2002 and it clearly lists the composite skid plates as an option for 4x4 models and it is checked off under crew cabs as an option. Besides that when i bought my truck brand new right off the showoroom floor that was one option that was not on mine and the dealer told me that it WAS an option but they would have to add it since they didnt order mine with them and it would have cost me around $1,000 for them. Just wondering where you get your info..
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Detailcrew wrote:... I have a broshure from 2002 and it clearly lists the composite skid plates as an option for 4x4 models and it is checked off under crew cabs as an option...
"A picture is worth a thousand words"

Get us a picture of that brochure! Mine doesn't show them available.
As I said before, I have never heard of one that did come with anything but plastic shields.

Sorry to be the skeptic , but the burden of proof is on you. The majority have not seen that information :mg:

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I will get that picture of my broshure asap
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Thanks! :thumb:

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No problemo..kinda wierd why i seem to have the only 2002 broshure in the world with this info..lol
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I do envey your truck elite..I wish i could lift mine just like the pewter colored sonoma on this site..WOW 6" superlift and Vortech supercharger..makes me drool
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Not many keep that kind of stuff. I still have the one I picked up when looking for trucks.
I did throw out the Nissan Frontier brochures ;)

I may be a pack-rat , but I kept all the stuff I gathered while researching the purchase.

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no prob Henry, I plan on taking some pics of my truck this weekend after i detail it, and then i will post them
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I have a brochure for my 2004. I'll check it tonight for the optional skid package. Dosen't Bubbaloo have them for like $600?
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SONOMA915 wrote:Dosen't Bubbaloo have them for like $600?
Perhaps, but the GM shield package was $147 and included all the hardware needed to install all the shields.

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Is the GM package still available?
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IBSonoma wrote:Is the GM package still available?
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As I understand it, there are no longer availbale.
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IBSonoma wrote:Is the GM package still available?
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No, but the last time I was at my local dealership about 2 weeks ago, the parts guy did a search in CA and came up with at least 3-4 dealerships that still have the shield package in stock. All 4 of them were in southern CA. The one I seem to remember best was in Rancho Cucamonga. I guess the brothers in south central don't do much wheelin. :lol: I would just have your local dealer do a national parts search for part # 12496888. :D

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HenryJ wrote:
Detailcrew wrote:... I have a broshure from 2002 and it clearly lists the composite skid plates as an option for 4x4 models and it is checked off under crew cabs as an option...
"A picture is worth a thousand words"

Get us a picture of that brochure! Mine doesn't show them available.
As I said before, I have never heard of one that did come with anything but plastic shields.

Sorry to be the skeptic , but the burden of proof is on you. The majority have not seen that information :mg:
Sorry, I can't get a picture worthy of posting. My digital camera just doesn't like to take pictures of black printed paper. My 2002 broshure list the shields as an option as well.
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HJ, I have the complete shield package as GM calls it on my CC as I type this have had them since fall of 04 and yes they were listed as an option in the brochure from the dealer for 02, I too saved the brochure. they were listed in small print on pp 16 under options and listed as " shield package underbody includes diferential, transfercase fuel tank and steering linkage shields " (4wd only) steering linkage, diferential are aluiminum, transfer case is composit and fuel tank is steel. Part #12496888,linkage and differential and trans. case were$209. The fuel tank was seperate #12495667 at $109. They haved my under pinnings several times since having them installed. stay safe, mjmcdowell, Oh! on the back of my brochure in the bottom rt. corner is printed "108-02 litho in U. S. A." mjm
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mjmcdowell wrote:HJ, I have the complete shield package as GM calls it ...They haved my under pinnings several times since having them installed.
I have no arguement that there was a shield package available, heck the part number is on the mod page. Just as there was a brush guard, hitch and tent also available. These are dealer or owner installed though.
I am still skeptical that there was ever a factory installed option for the shield package available. I have yet to hear of someone who received a truck with the shield package as a RPO.

Scan a us a photo of the brocheure if you could please.

If yours did come with them, take a photo of the RPO code list :mg:

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HJ, Sorry, misunderstood, my truck came thru with only the plastic linkage shield, I had the dealer install all others about one into ownership. Were not a factory install before delivery. stay safe, mjmcdowell
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If there was a regular production option out there, perhaps there was one crew cab with the shield package?

I'd still like to see the brochure. I'd like to see if it is referring to a GM accessory option like the hitch and tent, or if in fact it was a rarely installed RPO.

Near as I can tell the RPO should be ZM5. All year show that RPO for the S-series.

Most dealers like to order a truck with all the options. They can make more off of a loaded truck than a bare bones model. This is why I am somewhat skeptical. I would think if it was indeed a production option there would be more than a few with factory installed shields.

Question: mjmcdowell, You have a fuel tank shield? And a plastic tank? How's the fit? Do you think a rock could get stuck in there and rub a hole in the tank? Or are the clearances spacious enough to allow them to be washed clear?

Ok, so it was more than one question :lol:

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Killian96ss wrote:The one I seem to remember best was in Rancho Cucamonga. I guess the brothers in south central don't do much wheelin
Ranco Cucamonga Isn't quite south central, It's about a 1/2 hour from where I live and I believe single family homes are going for close to a million dollars :shock:
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Steve2003 wrote:
Killian96ss wrote:The one I seem to remember best was in Rancho Cucamonga. I guess the brothers in south central don't do much wheelin
Ranco Cucamonga Isn't quite south central, It's about a 1/2 hour from where I live and I believe single family homes are going for close to a million dollars :shock:
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HJ, never thought of that arising, however up here where I live I am not traveling at any high speeds on rough/unimproved roads so as to throw up rocks or debris very hard, mostly slower speeds picking the right line to take so as not to hit anything or get stuck. So unless a stray rock got wedged between the tank and the shield by chance so firmly that over time a hole was worn thru the tank I am not concerned with that. I would probably hear and feel it if that happned and I never leave my truck muddy and uninspected when I return from a trip . I think the clearence between the shield and tank is adequate but I will deffinately take extra care in inspecting the spaces between the shields and underbody components, I always do a quick check underneath as soon as I can after hitting/scraping something when on a trip. Question answred?, stay safe, mjmcdowell
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The shield fits ok then? Not too tight on the plastic tank?

Thanks. I was unaware that someone had installed the fuel tank shield on a plastic tank. It is nice to know it is "doo-able" :thumb:

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HJ, Ok....... didn't know the gas tank on my 2002 CC was plastic! No matter to me though now that it is better protected, I had the dealer order and install it, I checked it out tho and it seemed to be very well made. No complaints, it's been awhile, over a year and assuming the tech at the dealer knew what they were doing I don't anticapate any problems, still I do inspections after wheeling to make sure all is ok top to bottom. stay safe, mjmcdowell
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mjmcdowell wrote:HJ, Ok....... didn't know the gas tank on my 2002 CC was plastic! No matter to me though now that it is better protected, I had the dealer order and install it, I checked it out tho and it seemed to be very well made. No complaints, it's been awhile, over a year and assuming the tech at the dealer knew what they were doing I don't anticapate any problems, still I do inspections after wheeling to make sure all is ok top to bottom. stay safe, mjmcdowell
My '02 is steel. It was made in May '02
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Well I found my 2002 brochure I guess it doesn't say it on it anywhere but I have an 01, and pretty sure an 03 so this must be an 02. It does say that there was a shield package available. When I ordered my truck I either don't remember seeing it or I must have decided I didn't want it. It is there though.
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24digger wrote:Well I found my 2002 brochure ...It does say that there was a shield package available....
HenryJ wrote:I have no arguement that there was a shield package available, heck the part number is on the mod page. Just as there was a brush guard, hitch and tent also available...Scan a us a photo of the brocheure if you could please.
HenryJ wrote:...I'd still like to see the brochure. I'd like to see if it is referring to a GM accessory option like the hitch and tent, or if in fact it was a rarely installed RPO...

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