Pair Tail Light For 99-06 Chevy Silverado/99-03 GMC Sierra

Driving in the nighttime is a pretty tricky experience, especially if you have your tail lights broken or not working properly. The consequences of such traveling can be more than sad for both a driver and their passengers. To avoid any possible accidents caused by non-functioning tail lights, do replace them once the time comes. Upgrade your vehicle with a new, highly efficient set of YITAMOTOR lights and feel more confident than ever by informing other drivers whether you're about to turn or stop. And when the night comes calling, you will be ready to start your way.

FITMENT DETAILS.

For 1999-2006 Chevy Silverado 1500

For 1999-2006 Chevy Silverado 2500

For 2001-2006 Chevy Silverado 3500

For 2007 Chevy Silverado with Classic Body Style (will NOT FIT other models!!!)

For 1999-2002 GMC Sierra 1500

For 1999-2002 GMC Sierra 2500

For 2001-2002 GMC Sierra 3500

SPECIFICATION.

Quantity Sold: Set of 2 (Left & Right Side)

Light Source: Halogen (Reuse stock bulbs)

Certification: DOT/SAE approved

Surface finish: Black housing w/ clear lens

Location: Mounts using factory mounting locations

Product Fit: CAD designed to provide a perfect, factory type fit

Weather Sealed: Completely weather sealed to keep the elements out

STEP-BY-STEP INSTALLATION.

Step 1.

Remove the old tail light. First thing you have to do is undo the mounting screws on the outside, if there’s any. You’ll have to open the trunk or any rear door or opening on the vehicle to access the back of the tail light. The wiring harness must be disengaged from the assembly through its back.

Step 2.

Once the wiring harness is out, you can now undo the mounting screws or nuts, whatever fastener is used. With no more screws or nuts holding it in place, you can push out the assembly from behind. Check if the tail light assembly you just removed is the same as the new one.

Step 3.

See if they have the same components, design, and fasteners to ensure proper fitting. Fix the new assembly into the tail light pocket. Once it’s fitted into place, secure it with the screws or nuts. Tighten them properly. You can now plug in the wiring harness that you removed earlier.

Step 4.

Test the new assembly. Switch on the tail lights to see if they work. If not, then some adjustments should be done to the newly installed tail light kit. Put back any cover, trim, or component that was removed to access the tail light assembly.

WHY TAIL LIGHTS IMPORTANT?

Inspection of Tail Lights

Brake lights are there to warn other drivers that you're slowing down. If they fail, following vehicles can charge up to your rear bumper, scaring everyone in both cars or, worse, actually rear-end you. Turn signals warn other drivers that you're about to execute a maneuver that could be potentially hazardous, so they can allow you room or pay extra attention. With profession inspections for your vehicle, and increase their visibility at night, again reducing the risk of collisions.

Safety Aspect of Tail Lights

Tail lights provide a safety aspect of the vehicle. They show the rear edge of the vehicle to allow other drivers to appropriately gauge the size and shape of the car. In addition, they allow other vehicles to see the car in inclement weather such as rain or snow. If a tail light has gone out, replace it right away. You can get pulled over for having a tail light that does not work, so quality purchase of tail lights from us is very important.

How Tail Lights Work

Tail lights work on a relay, which means they turn on when the head lights are turned on. Tail lights are wired to the same switch that turns on the head lights, making them function easily. If you have automatic lights, the tail lights will turn on when your vehicle is on. If you use a switch to turn your vehicle's lights on, the tail lights will illuminate once your head lights are on. In addition, the tail lights are wired right to the battery.

Package Included:

A pair left & right of tail lights housing only

(Bulbs not included, please reuse original bulbs or buy new bulbs)

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