🔒 High-Quality Tailgate Handle Latch and Bezel Trim for Chevy Silverado & GMC Sierra - Fits Various Models and Replaces Multiple Part Numbers Review

Indistinguishable from original equipment. Installation took about 15 minutes, including removing the old handle mechanism and what was left of the old mounting tape on the front panel. Useful tools include a flathead screwdriver, needle nose pliers, a 13mm socket and a ratchet. 3 screws hold the mechanism in place. Make sure all three are running before tightening anything. Also, carefully remove any remaining foam/tape and clean with alcohol before assembling the new frame. You may have to…

I hate it when people who don't know you have to push the tailgate lightly to open the tailgate properly and not damage the handle before lifting the handle! Every time I see one of my co-workers, a friend, or even a family member, I just walk up and pull the handle with such force that it isn't necessary, O can feel my blood boiling. You can imagine my anger when the last person to do something stupid like that did it and I watched in disbelief as he completely ripped the handle off the back…

If you look at '99-2005 Chevy and GM trucks you will see that there is an obvious fault in the tailgate handle hardware. I see them everywhere with the bezel removed to allow the gate to be opened by pulling the latch lever after the plastic clips break. Mine has been running like this for 5 years now and it's getting harder and harder to work with so I found this replacement part and now it works like clockwork! The part fits perfectly and is easy to assemble. The quality is on par with the…

I bought this to get the item quickly. I also liked the price range. I was pleasantly surprised when I received the set. It was equipped with everything needed to get the job done. The handle works very well, smooth operation. Seems pretty strong to me. If I had to give it a little sound it would be the trim that snaps/sticks to the tailgate around the handle. It feels a little loose to me, although the glue helps keep it in place. I had to fiddle around a bit to get the factory fairing off…

This replacement pin and bezel is an exact replica of the original and was easy to install, took me less than 15 minutes from start to finish. I wanted to buy it from a dealer so the price for the grip and bezel was listed on the Chevrolet dealer's website and was about $45. That's when I decided to try Revain, not really expecting it to be available, but it was advertised there for $15.57 and free shipping with my Revain Prime. However, several reviewers complained that the frame was cheap and

This T1A Tailgate Latch and Fascia Trim has been nicely packaged in a padded envelope. I installed this kit on a 2002 Silverado LS Single Cab. My frame was missing and my latch was missing a green lock, making opening the tailgate awkward. This kit comes without instructions, but installation is very easy. First remove the old bezel on the front panel. 2 to remove the 3 screws securing the latch to the tailgate. Release the red and green clips on the lock. Remove the tailgate rods from the…

I watched a video on youtube before installing the new tailgate latch. I actually had less trouble removing the old latch and installing the new one than the guy in the video. I highly recommend watching the tutorial video if you haven't already. A flat head screwdriver and a 13mm socket or wrench is all you need. Pry up the top of the bezel with the flat head, then pull up to remove the old bezel. After pulling the front panel out, press down on the red and green tabs on the outside and pull…