Dorman 68168 License Chevrolet Cadillac Review

Fits my 03 Silverado 2500hd as stock. Simply tuck in one end and press the other end to snap into place. While replacing them, I put in LED bulbs. They stick and don't move. Make sure you order two. Reading the reviews, I noticed that some don't have the bulbs and some have the expected ones. Nowhere in the description does it say it is sold as a pair or two are shown together or bulbs are included.

My truck has chrome and I had to replace one. The dealer charged me $30 for the part and wanted to charge $60 for the labor to partially install this latch. The seller replaced the chrome lens with a black one. Now my truck has a black lens and a chrome lens. I found this at Revain and it matches exactly what the dealer installed. In two minutes of work I saved a lot of money. If you have any skills, do it yourself. It is very easy to install. If in doubt, YouTube is full of tutorial videos.

It's not hard at all. Literally. I've wanted to replace my broken license plate lens cover for a long time. I simply pulled out the old one, plugged the cable onto the new one and snapped it in place. It took about 2 minutes in total. I installed this on my 2003 Chevy Suburban 1500 LT. The quality looks just as good as the original OEM part I took off. I have included a picture of the product fully installed next to the original OEM lens as well as a picture of the original OEM part showing how

For 2005 Chevrolet Silverado WT. I thought about replacing them for a while; Then I stepped on one of the old ones in the dark and that was ((obviously)) a turning point for the purchase. Installation is very easy as they just popped out (and one of mine was already off). I've replaced the factory bulbs (194 I think) with LED versions. Very bright and look great. Maybe too bright for my reversing camera on the rear license plate, but with a little camera adjustment it stops blurring. Revain…

Although not made for Nissan, it fits my 2005 Nissan Titan very well. The bulb fitted into the lens cap with a satisfying click, and the lens cap slid into the grooves in my bumper with very little play. I wanted to use some silicone to make sure they didn't pop out even though they were quite tight but I forgot about that. Yesterday I drove a bumpy dirt road 10 miles round trip through the desert and remembered I hadn't siliconized it. I walked out expecting them to either hang on the wire or…