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nonducorduco

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    New England
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    2015 GMC 2500 HD SLT

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  1. I didn't find that they were different in that they look the same. However they don't fog. I guess that's the biggest difference that I have found. And I didn't have to pay 900 bucks.
  2. I just wanted to add my experience to this thread. I'm sure there is plenty of information out there but I had a fogging issue on my driver's side headlamp, pretty bad actually. There was condensation building up to the point that after the required 4 hour time frame from GM (they said moisture should go away by 4 hours) it was still there. I went to my dealer and even thought I had put the HID kit in from theretrofitsource.com, they warrantied my headlight. (the cost of the headlight was 910 if I had to buy it!!) it's been 3 weeks and NO FOGGING issues whatsoever now. there is a slight film of moisture if it is highly muggy out and then gets cool, however, this goes away very quickly as the vented headlights should. Just a note on the HID install, I did place windshield glue on the outside of the hole that i drilled into the headlamp cap and I think this helped, but I can't be sure. Bottom line my dealer replaced the headlamp and now I have no issues. Hope this helps someone!!
  3. I agree with Kevin however I would not have a problem messing with the stock wiring Before I get hammered on this thread let me just say I haven't looked at the wiring diagram. But the way I see it the switch itself is activated when the truck is in park and 2 conditions are met. The doors open or you hit the switch. Therefore if your remove the signal wire indicating that the truck is in park and either jumper it with a (+) or (-) [whatever it calls for when it is active] then you could "fool" the switch into thinking that the truck is in park and you could activate the switch. It would also maintain it's original function that way. If you need me to try and find the wiring diagram let me know.
  4. I just bought a complete HID kit from www.theretrosource.com I am installing it today however I couldn't be happier with the customer service as well as the quality of the kit itself. If you have any questions those guys know their stuff and they're fantastic to deal with.
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