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Lower grill on front bumper

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Anyone ever replace just the lower grill on the front bumper? Pn 68414138AA. Does it just clip in or bolt on? Thanks.
 

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Bolt on. A-lot-of-bolts on actually. :D

Check out this recent post. I've posted a how-to video for removing the bumper there. You can see this piece in the video and what is takes to get to it:
 
Thanks a lot for the info, I was really hoping I wouldn't need to take off the whole bumper.
 
If you ask @Whoa_Ram, in another thread he states that he replaced the lower grill without removing the bumper
 
If you ask @Whoa_Ram, in another thread he states that he replaced the lower grill without removing the bumper
You are correct, you can access it through the backside. If you have that active lower air damn it's a little bit harder, but still possible. I removed it twice when trying to adjust my light bar.
 
I swapped my lower grill yesterday and if you have the active air dam, its 4 bolts and a connector and removing it gives you a bunch more room. The active air dam is staying off and debating on taking the regular air dam off.
 
I swapped my lower grill yesterday and if you have the active air dam, its 4 bolts and a connector and removing it gives you a bunch more room. The active air dam is staying off and debating on taking the regular air dam off.
I took the active and the bumper attached air dam off roughly three weeks ago. I did see a reduction in gas mileage (1-3 mpg) but the improvement in looks is well worth the tradeoff.
 
I took the active and the bumper attached air dam off roughly three weeks ago. I did see a reduction in gas mileage (1-3 mpg) but the improvement in looks is well worth the tradeoff.
Took the attached air dam off last night, truck looks much better now
 
I took the active and the bumper attached air dam off roughly three weeks ago. I did see a reduction in gas mileage (1-3 mpg) but the improvement in looks is well worth the tradeoff.
I'd be surprised if the active air dam accounted for more than .5 mpg. You must have changed something else at the same time...winter fuel, bigger tires, etc.
 
I'd be surprised if the active air dam accounted for more than .5 mpg. You must have changed something else at the same time...winter fuel, bigger tires, etc.
Didn't change anything else and I still get same octane from same gas station. So there is the possibility they changed to winter fuel not sure when that happens but I've been going there for the past 3-4 months and the air dams removal occurred about three weeks ago. I would think they would have changed to winter fuel before that but not sure.
 
Didn't change anything else and I still get same octane from same gas station. So there is the possibility they changed to winter fuel not sure when that happens but I've been going there for the past 3-4 months and the air dams removal occurred about three weeks ago. I would think they would have changed to winter fuel before that but not sure.
It could be the batch of gas they got as well. I can't see that big of a difference removing the air dam, but could be wrong. In the limited driving I've done with mine removed, no difference in gas mileage.
 
I swapped my lower grill yesterday and if you have the active air dam, its 4 bolts and a connector and removing it gives you a bunch more room. The active air dam is staying off and debating on taking the regular air dam off.
I had a rock damage my lower grille, punched a hole in the right corner. Do you have any pics or video to show how to remove the lower grille? I was going to replace with the mesh one do I could install a lightbar behind it while I'm at it. Thx
 

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