Video Transcript for Setting up the WeatherTech Mud Flaps on your 2013 GMC Sierra

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.

First off, know that the fastener should be in a vertical position before we install it. You can see there's a little catch that catches on the inside edge of the fender well, that helps hold it in place. We'll go ahead and install it onto the sheet metal, then we'll go ahead and push the rest of it up against the fender well. Then, we'll go ahead and turn the fasteners. Now, from the outside, you'll see a small metal piece underneath an icon of an unlocked lock.

When we tighten down the screw, we should see that move over to the other side, where it shows an icon of a lock. We'll snug up the top one, and then do the same thing for the one on the bottom. Once they're both snugged up, we'll give them a tug, make sure they're tight. Alright, to start on our front mud flaps, we'll go ahead and remove the two plastic rivets at the very bottom edge. We'll pull out the centers and then pull out the rest of the rivet. Alright, now there are two screws on the side we have to remove.

We use the 7 millimeter socket on these guys. We go ahead and remove them, and we'll set the hardware aside for now. Alright, now we'll take our new mud flap, and put it up into place. You can see how the holes in the mud flap match up to the holes in the mud flap match up to the existing holes in the fender well. Then, we'll basically re-install our screws.

We're going to leave these loose, so we can move around as needed. Then, we'll re-install one of the plastic rivets on the bottom. Then, on the inside edge, we'll get a new piece of hardware that comes with the kit. It looks like a stainless steel screw and a flanged nut. We'll go ahead and run the screw from the inside to the outside. Make sure it goes to the existing hole in the fender well, then we'll go ahead and tighten it down. Then, we'll go ahead and fasten down the remaining screws. Now, we're finished with our passenger side. Let's go ahead and repeat the same process over on the driver's side. Our installs already complete. With that, that will finish it for the Weathertec mud flaps, part number WT110011-120011, on our 2013 GMC Sierra. .