2013 GMC Sierra Mud Flaps Installation And Review Videos

WeatherTech Front and Rear Mud Flaps Installation - 2013 GMC Sierra- Video

Alright, today on this 2013 GMC Sierra, we're going to install part number WT110011-120011. This is the front rear mudflaps from Weathertec. To start off our install, it's always a good idea to make sure the paint around the fender well is completely clean. That way, when we install the mud flaps, there won't be any dirt and debris caught inside to mess up the paint. Now, these mud flaps are very easy to install. We're going to start with the back of the truck, first. We'll work with the passenger side. more

9/17/2014 12:04:54 PM

Husky Rear Mud Flap Installation - 2013 GMC Sierra- Video

Today on our 2013 GMC Sierra, we'll be installing the Husky Custom Modeled Rear Flaps, part number HL57801. To begin our install we'll go ahead and put the mud flap in position and then mark it with our pencil. This will mark the top of the decal that will be the protective film between the mud flap and the paint. Now we'll go ahead and set the mud flap down, use our spray solution and then install the decal starting just above our marked point working our way down. Once in place, we'll then take a squeegee and push out any excess solution from underneath the decal. Now we'll go ahead and wait for everything to dry and for the decal set up. Now with the decal set up we're ready to install the mud flap. We'll go ahead and put in place and using the pre-drilled holes in the mud flap as a template, drill out our four attachment points. more

9/10/2014 1:29:55 PM

Husky Front Mud Flap Installation - 2013 GMC Sierra- Video

Today on our 2013 GMC Sierra we'll be installing the Husky custom molded mud flaps for the front wheels, part number HL56801. Note: in order to access the mud flap easily, we're going to go ahead and turn the wheels all the way out, for easier access. To begin our install, we'll first need to remove three of the manufacturer's fasteners. Starting at the lower inner most fastener working our way up, we'll remove the two push pin fasteners and one screw. We'll set these aside as they will not be re-installed. Then we'll pull back on the wheel well liner, exposing the metal lip underneath where the fasteners just went through. Again starting at the bottom inner fastener we'll install two metal clips where a push pin fasteners were. Quick note: you'll want to make sure the paint is very clean and dirt free as the decal will lay over any dirt that's left on the paint. Once we have the metal clips installed, we're ready to go ahead and test fit our mud flap. We'll set the mud flap into position then using a pencil we're going to mark the top of the mudflap. This will allow us to line up and install the protective liner to protect the paint from the mud flap wearing over time. Now with our mark made we're ready to go ahead and apply the application solution. more

9/2/2014 9:44:01 AM