SEMA 2015: BedRug's 2015 F150 XLT - Grille
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For starters, we've installed several overlay grilles, replacement grilles, and cutout grilles. By the looks of it, it appears this is a cutout. That's not the case. The grill was real easy to install.
The 2015 Grilles are a 2 piece construction. The grille that is visible is actually an outer shell. The inner component has fins and motor, and is what physically attaches to the truck. The grill attaches to this piece.
To install, remove all the plastic push tabs from the cover. Near the latch release, you'll see 2 plugs. Undo those and using a panel popper, pull up the push pin that holds the wires/plugs onto the top. There you'll remove the 4 bolts that hold the top of the grille in. There will also be 2 bolts on each side about 3/4 down. Since we already had the headlights out, this was super easy. I'm not sure if you'll need to have the headlights removed to gain access to these bolts. If you do, you'll spend more time removing and reinstalling, then you will actually swapping the grilles out.
Once removed, look at the inside of the grille. You'll find all the nuts that need to be removed to detach the grille from the assembly. When done, just reverse the process. I'm sorry we didn't take pics during this process, but T-Rex does provide a nice instruction booklet to go with it.
The 2015 Grilles are a 2 piece construction. The grille that is visible is actually an outer shell. The inner component has fins and motor, and is what physically attaches to the truck. The grill attaches to this piece.
To install, remove all the plastic push tabs from the cover. Near the latch release, you'll see 2 plugs. Undo those and using a panel popper, pull up the push pin that holds the wires/plugs onto the top. There you'll remove the 4 bolts that hold the top of the grille in. There will also be 2 bolts on each side about 3/4 down. Since we already had the headlights out, this was super easy. I'm not sure if you'll need to have the headlights removed to gain access to these bolts. If you do, you'll spend more time removing and reinstalling, then you will actually swapping the grilles out.
Once removed, look at the inside of the grille. You'll find all the nuts that need to be removed to detach the grille from the assembly. When done, just reverse the process. I'm sorry we didn't take pics during this process, but T-Rex does provide a nice instruction booklet to go with it.
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