🚦 LED Third Brake Light for Chevrolet Silverado/GMC Sierra 1500 2500 3500/HD Classic - Rear Cargo Lamp Assembly, High Mount Stop Light (Red Lens) Review

Replaced my original headlight, worked great, then something happened, found the fuse was blown, after replacing the fuse the light works fine

Just bought to match the smoke headlights and taillights I bought. The brake light is very dim and the charge is useless. Losing cruise control was unacceptable, I will do something else.

Works great on my 05 Silverado. A very simple plug and play device that took me no more than 5 minutes to install. Comes with a new waterproof seal for the back which is really nice. Mounting screws are not included, so you must use your old ones. Mine worked fine!

Looks good and the cockpit light isn't that bright but it works. If you dive with the cockpit lights on, you're just as bad as people who drive with their mirrors off. There is no reason and it is meaningless. It just makes you look like an idiot. The seal isn't junk either, it really works and won't let water through. I thought it was cute when they sent me rubber washers for the screws to keep the water out 😂

Works great on my 05 Silverado. A very simple plug and play device that took me no more than 5 minutes to install. Comes with a new waterproof seal for the back which is really nice. Mounting screws are not included, so you must use your old ones. Mine worked fine!

Looks good and cockpit light is not that bright but works. If you dive with the cockpit lights on, you're just as bad as people who drive with their mirrors off. There is no reason and it is meaningless. It just makes you look like an idiot. The seal isn't junk either, it really works and won't let water through. I thought it was cute when they sent me rubber washers for the screws to keep the water out 😂

Perfect fit. Installation was easy. It's not light, but what do you think you're getting? This is a dim light. It's for looks. If you need more light for your cargo, don't buy this one and stop complaining about it being too dark. And for those who experienced the leak, it's your fault. If you are removing an old light fixture, you must remove all traces of silicone or foam before installing that light fixture. Any remaining gasket material from the old light will cause it to leak.