1999 2007 Chevrolet Silverado Sierra Reversing Review

Looks great but flooded with water after the first rain. Used, complete with gasket and 👎. I ordered an exchange and went to Avtozone for Permatex silicone black. We will try again.

The headlight seems like the ticket to replacing a faded and corroded factory headlight. It fits very well and the included gasket feels well sealed. Let's see how he handles the 300 days of sunshine we have.

Replaced factory taillight that was badly worn. This light looks much better and installation was easy and the gasket seals well. There is an extra pair of wires not shown in the Revain picture. Turns out there is a resistor for the LED.

(UPDATE IN ONE YEAR) - Actual brake lights still work but truck lights don't work which sucks but if you don't worry about them they still work! (when I first bought it) - It looks great compared to my old one in stock. Easy installation, it only took me 10 minutes to screw the new one back in. The headlights also look great, everything works.

This is a review of a third stop light for a 2006 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 truck. The installation instructions were very simple. You literally loosen a few screws on each end and disconnect a few wires to remove the old brake light and do the same steps in reverse to install the new one. Aesthetically, this brake light looks sleek and is an improvement over the OEM part. However, there isn't much of a difference in terms of light output as I was expecting it to be brighter given the fact that…

Purchased to improve the lighting and appearance of my 2005 GMC Sierra 2500HD. Removing the old headlight was easy. The foam gasket around the old lantern needs some help to release the light. However, this does not apply to the installation of a new lamp. Yes, the light installation is easy. I did a test landing and tested the light node before installing it. However, one of the clips needs to be squeezed as it will not stay over the hole that was used by one of the mounting screws. The bigger