What This Part Actually Is
The LH corner bumper trim is the outboard wrap section on the driver's side of a VNL front bumper. It carries the fog light opening and ties the bumper face into the fender line. It is steel with a chrome finish, and it takes the first hit from road spray, salt brine, and anything the tires throw forward.
This is a body and trim piece, not a structural bumper bar. It bolts to the bumper assembly at the factory hole pattern and locates the fog lamp bezel. If the bumper bar itself is bent or the mounting brackets are tweaked, replacing the corner trim alone will leave you chasing gaps at the seam.
Our aftermarket 82750054 is offered as a direct replacement for the left side. Right side is a separate, mirrored part — the two are not interchangeable, so confirm which corner you are holding before you order anything.
Why These Numbers Cross
82750054 is the headline identification number for the driver-side corner bumper trim with the fog light cutout. FR-BODY503 is our internal cross-reference for the same physical piece. Both point at one part: same side, same steel construction, same fog lamp opening, same mounting pattern on the bumper.
Numbers cross when the physical geometry matches — hole spacing, panel contour, corner radius, and lamp aperture. A number that crosses tells you the part was built to the same envelope. It does not tell you what is actually on your truck, because VNL front ends changed over the years and previous repairs get mixed and matched.
Treat the cross-reference as a starting point. Confirm fitment against your VIN, or better, pull the old trim and read the number stamped or tagged on the back of the panel. That number, plus a tape measure across the fog opening, settles it.
Check Before You Order
Stand at the front of the truck and look at the corner from below. Cracked chrome that has lifted and started flaking usually means the steel underneath is already pitted. Once the plating is breached, the rust runs under the finish and polishing does nothing. That corner is replacement, not repair.
Check the fog lamp opening and the bezel screw bosses. Impact damage often bends the lamp aperture even when the outer face still looks straight, and the lamp will sit cocked or leak once you reinstall it. Also inspect the bumper mounting brackets behind the trim for cracks and elongated holes.
82750054 Cross-Reference & Interchange Numbers
These manufacturer and aftermarket numbers commonly cross-reference to 82750054. Use them to identify the part — then confirm the exact fit by VIN or the number stamped on your old unit before you order. An interchange is a starting point, not a fitment guarantee.
| Brand / Line | Cross-Reference Numbers |
|---|---|
| Cross-Reference | FR-BODY503 |
Frequently asked questions
Is 82750054 the left or right side?
Left hand, driver side on a US-spec truck. The corner trims are mirrored, so a right-side panel will not bolt up on the left. Confirm the side by standing behind the truck facing forward — left is the driver side.
Will this fit my VNL without modification?
It is built as a bolt-on direct replacement using the factory bumper hole pattern and fog lamp opening. We can't promise fitment sight unseen. Verify by VIN or by matching the number on the back of your existing trim panel before ordering.
Does this part include the fog light?
This listing is the corner bumper trim with the fog light opening. Verify whether your lamp, bezel, and wiring are being reused before you tear down the front end. If your existing lamp housing is cracked or water-filled, plan on sourcing that separately.
Not sure it fits? We check before you pay.
Run your VIN and we’ll match parts to your exact truck, or call the counter — a person who knows trucks verifies fitment by OEM number before the order ships. No wrong-box returns.
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