What year bumper is this???

[derbed]

I'm replacing grill, headlights, and parking lights on my '94 K1500. So, figured while I was at it, I'd order the right side impact strip and step pad for the rear bumper. LMC p/n's: 32-3341, and 32-3337.
Not even remotely close to aligning the rubber extruded tabs to the square and oblong holes in the bumper for the impact strip, while the step pad is too wide!

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[TonyM]

That looks like it could a be "knock off" bumper, not a OE Gm one

 

[GoToGuy]

My 95 Chevy, 93 GMC and 98 Tahoe all gave the same OE bumper. This \/ and they are Silverado and Sierra high end. I know the company " FEY " used to produce bumpers very similar to GM.

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[derbed]

The Fey name is still around under the Westin automotive banner. They don't show a parts break down drawing; just trying to sell their bumper complete for $700+
Talked to Fey rep. He claimed that their pads are one-piece.

 

[someotherguy]

That looks like it could a be "knock off" bumper, not a OE Gm one

Yep, aftermarket copy. The split top pad, and the painted steel (not chromed) area around the ball mount are the dead giveaways. The OEM bumper has a single piece top pad, is chromed at the ball mount, although this is usually covered with a plastic step pad as well.

Richard

 

[derbed]

Yep, aftermarket copy. The split top pad, and the painted steel (not chromed) area around the ball mount are the dead giveaways. The OEM bumper has a single piece top pad, is chromed at the ball mount, although this is usually covered with a plastic step pad as well.

Richard

LMC stock rear bumper parts drawings depict impact strips, top pad, and step pad.

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[someotherguy]

LMC stock rear bumper parts drawings depict impact strips, top pad, and step pad.

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Yeah, the LMC diagram is more of an accurate representation of the OEM bumper. When these trucks were new/only a few years old, there were aftermarket bumpers that were very similar in appearance but slight variations like the split top pad and the ball mount area like I mentioned. I had a few come in on parts trucks and as someone else mentioned a brand name, I can't recall any markings I saw but the differences stood out when compared to OEM. It's not a surprise that parts meant to fit OEM bumpers don't fit the old aftermarket as they weren't designed to be outright copies, just visually similar.

Richard