Cover For Gooseneck Ball Hole in Chevy Silverado With OEM Puck System

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Hello, Im looking for a cover to fit the gooseneck on a 2021 Silverado 2500 with the oem puck system. Just need a cover to keep dirt out. Thanks

asked by: Mark W

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We have the exact cover you need to keep the dirt out of the gooseneck hole in your Chevy Silverado with the OEM puck system; the one that fits is from Reese, and is the following part number:

- Rubber Hole Cover for Reese Elite Series Under-Bed Gooseneck Trailer Hitch # RP30136

expert reply by: Kyle S

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