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Hello 👋 I want to remove the black letters on the front of my grill just don’t know how to get to them without breaking something! I got to the point where I was pulling on the grill but I say the clips on the corners that look like it needed a special tool to remove from the brackets was scared to pull anymore fearing of breaking or cracking the grill any help or video? I’ve looked on YouTube and haven’t found any one showing how to remove front grill. Thanks 🙏 guys
 
2022 custom trail boss refresh
 

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Apparently you can buy the letters separately. Are they just clipped in there?

If they are clipped in I would be prepared to break them on removal, the Z71 in my front grille broke when I removed it.

 
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Apparently you can buy the letters separately. Are they just clipped in there?

If they are clipped in I would be prepared to break them on removal, the Z71 in my front grill broke when I removed it.

I believe they are inserts that clip in behind the grille, but I could be wrong. The pass-through lettering is otherwise definitely a part of the grille.
 
These are just letters. They are the same that goes on the tailgate

Highlight the Front Grille of your New Silverado 1500 with this Gloss Black Chevrolet Script Lettering Package from Chevrolet. This Genuine Chevrolet Accessories Front Grill Lettering package accentuates the embossed Chevrolet Script present on the Front Grille for Work Truck (WT), Custom and Custom Trail Boss Models. These durable and long-lasting premium letters are made of the same durable materials used on your existing grille. Simply remove the grille and use these letters to replace the existing letters. Front Grille Lettering Package includes lettering and installation instructions. Existing Grille is reused. Only for use on Work Truck (WT), Custom and Custom Trail Boss models which have the Front Grille with Chevrolet Script. ONLY for use on 2022 models (RPO J22, Engineering Year 2022) or VIN Digit 12 = 5 or greater. NOT for use on 2022 LTD models (RPO J21, Engineering Year 2021) or VIN Digit 12 = 4 or less.


  • Designed and Engineered by Chevrolet
  • Genuine Chevrolet Accessories provide Factory Fit, Finish and Function
  • Highlights the Front Grille Chevrolet Script
  • Premium letters made with the same durable materials as used on your existing grille
  • Simply remove the grille and replace existing letters
  • Designed for Work Truck (WT), Custom and Custom Trail Boss Models
  • Not compatible with High Country, LTZ and ZR2 trims
  • Requires Front Grille with Chevrolet Script
  • Grille NOT included as existing Grille is reused
  • ONLY for use on NEW 2022 Models with RPO J22 (Engineering Year 2022) or VIN Digit 12 = 5 or greater
 
Yeah, I posted the original link. They are plastic letters that snap into the plastic grille. If you removed the existing letters though, the grille itself would still say CHEVROLET so I'm not sure the OP is going to remove the CHEVROLET from the front of the truck without replacing the grille with something aftermarket.

That 2022 refresh and 2023 Custom grille is different from the 2019-2022 grille, so aftermarket options may be limited.
 
I've seen stickers to go OVER the letters, I wasn't aware of replacement letters. I have a 2021 Custom and I have Putco Black Stainless letters that stick on in the recess of that style grill.
 
Did mine yesterday. Instructions say remove grill, but I used a small screwdriver to wedge in the front where tabs are located on each letter, and they popped right out. Took me a bout twenty minutes as I was being careful not to damage my grill.
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Have a look at the picture the OP posted, the new Custom grille is different than the older one.
Correct. I had a 2019 Custom Trail Boss before my new LT Trail Boss, and they were "breathable" Chevrolet letters as I called them, as air could pass through the letters. These new ones appear to protrude outwards in a 3D effect.
 
Have a look at the picture the OP posted, the new Custom grille is different than the older one.
I KNOW they are different. I own a 21 Custom and HATE the 22 refresh Custom grille. What I was talking about are these two different types of overlays I've found on ebay.
Stickers:

Overlay caps:
 
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