I know it's been posted before, but I can't seem to find it. Looking for the part number for the Chrome bumper truck facia that has the cutouts for the factory tow hooks.

Doing some snow wheeling next weekend and I want to make sure that the Ram has some tow hooks in case it gets stuck in the unloading/parking area.

 

If you go through the www.dodge.com website you can access the mopar replacment parts website and you should be able to navigate your way to the number.

 

I did that but unfortunately their website doesn't give you part numbers - so it's useless unless you are ordering online. Called the dealer and got the stuff on order, should be here in a couple days.

 

what were the numbers by chance? and how much was it ??

 

For the filler panel it was about $19 - won't know the part number until it comes in and I see the invoice.

 

ok thanks , if you can post it up that would be great

 

55112586AA panel front bumper $8.44 (fascia w/ holes)

 

Wish I had that part number a few days ago Picked up the tow hooks yesterday, but they had ordered the filler panel for a sport bumper. The correct one is coming in today. Installed the tow hooks a little while ago, if my floor was clean it wouldn't have been a problem, but I used a creeper which meant that I could just squeeze under the front of the truck (2wd).

 

Would it be feasible to cut the holes in my sport filler for the tow hooks using a Dremel. I have one with the tool on it so you can control it and set the depth of the bit and variable speed too so no little melted crap to sand off? I would have to have the measurement from the side to the hole, the length of the hole, how fare down from the top or bottom and how thick the hole is. I guess that would do it . Any body have a schematic? LOL will have to just go to dealer find one and measure it. Good luck me finding a sport with hooks,but 8 bucks seems like a good deal.

 

You should be able to cut them yourself. Pretty sure there is already a thread on here about putting towhooks on a sport.

The instructions that came with the tow hook kit said to just remove the filler panel and cut out the holes (non sport type). For the $12 that the pre-cut filler cost it wasn't worth screwing with.