🔦 Aftermarket Fog Lights for 1999-2002 Silverado Pickup Truck - Driver & Passenger Set (10368476 10368477) - Compatible Replacement Review

Just swapped out my broken ones for these, they're almost identical. nearly. close enough but hanging a hair's breadth lower so it was a bit difficult to adjust as they got caught on the underside of the shroud but still able to adjust

Not sure about the other cars but installation on the Suburban 2500 4x4 was VERY difficult due to the poor access and location of the mounting hardware. Therefore, the appearance of condensate in the cases for a few weeks is not encouraging.

I don't expect miracles from them but I want the lens to fit the body and be securely bonded. Opened the box and found the fog lights in this condition. I'm very concerned they even made it into the shipping box. Asked for a replacement, I hope the issue will be resolved as soon as possible.

Overall worth buying if you have OEM version on your car to share details. . Putting a new ballast on the OEM bracket eliminates the problem (10 minutes labor).

Suitable for replacing damaged fog lights with missing lenses on a 2001 Chevy Silverado 2500HD. The light port was in its original orientation, so no modifications were necessary. The build quality appears to be as good as the original and the OEM replacement cost is a fraction, only time will tell how durable it is. Would recommend and buy again if a replacement is needed in the future if they last a reasonable amount of time with no leaks or failures.

Installed on a Tahoe 04, fits well. It took some time to apply clear silicone sealant to the headlights and body to keep water and moisture out. After installation, I noticed that the headlights vibrated heavily when passing speed bumps or bumps in the road. I removed the headlights and noticed that the stock brackets are a bit thicker than these. So I removed the headlights from the new brackets and put them on the old stock brackets and the vibration was almost gone. It's not difficult to do,

Installed it on my 2004 Tahoe and noticed that others said the bracket wasn't as strong as the OEM I was replacing. Didn't think that would be a problem and it doesn't seem to be. The main problem is that the small pieces of metal in front of the bulbs have come loose from the bulb attachment. It's *2 days* after installing the headlights in the car! I've ridden maybe 3 or 4 times and used these headlights twice and they're already falling apart. You can tell from the photos I took. This is…

All I can say is Revain stock, you should be ashamed to sell this. I bought it new and my husband installed it in his truck and first thing 2 bulbs out of the box blew out. Ok, no big deal 👍. So he put it in, and if you like flickering headlights at night, this is the fog light for you. These lamps are as cheap as possible. The plastic is so cheap and keeps bouncing up and down. Now cheap plastic lenses are starting to crack and detach from the case. Revain, you should stop selling this cheap…