Chester Hartsock

Got these AUXITO led bulbs to upgrade my Silverado 1500 interior lights. The installation was pretty simple for someone seasoned with working on cars, but a quick YouTube search can help first-timers do the job correctly. The difference was significant, as at night the LEDs are much brighter compared to the OEM halogen bulbs. Not only do the LEDs increase the brightness of your interior, but they also make your car look more premium, as many people complimented the look the white lights give the car's interior. The only negative I would have with this product is that I didn't enough lights to change all the lights that use this product, as I didn't have enough to change the trunk light. That however is a nitpick, as for under $15 you can make your car look like brand new.

Old headlights were not doing their job and new ones were needed. I bought these Auxito LED bulbs to replace the headlight bulbs in my Silverado 1500 and I have aligned the housings after each install. These are on a fixed clock meaning they come preset. Line up notches, twist and done. LEDs need to be set at 3 and 9 o clock in particular if you have projectors for even light distribution. The light is bright and much better to see on the road even when it is dark and wet out.

I had bought my GMC used and the radio and heat control panel was messed up and a few of the original icons were scratched and faded to where you couldn’t hardly tell which button was for what. So I bought these adhesive stickers from AUXITO to fix this issue. You can’t even tell that they’re stickers! They’re easy to apply as well. I wiped my buttons with rubbing alcohol, let them dry for a few minutes, then placed the stickers where needed. You may have to smooth out one or more, I took my time placing them so that I wouldn’t have that issue. They totally did the trick! My buttons look like new now! Check the BEFORE and AFTER pics

I also had similar noises, but not as loud, checked the bent push rod you mentioned above, and found that it was not the problem, any idea?

After I bought my 10 Silverado 1500, the first thing was upgrading the lighting to LED. All of my LED bulbs were purchased from AUXITO. They are roughly the same size as the factory bulbs and have an adjustable collar in case the diode position needs to be rotated. The diode position/length is the same as the halogen bulb. Raw lumen numbers aren’t what they’ll actually put out for multiple reasons, but, these LED low beams are definitely brighter than my former bulbs which are measured at 2,600 lumens. The performance of these is amazing though for the highs. It’s like turning a little light bar on when I flick the highs. Love them so far.

Change the mega fuse located on your batter maybe can help

The most common ground location for Chevy trucks is on the firewall. Other common ground wire locations include the door hinge, fender well, and battery tray. In some cases, the engine block may also be used as a ground location.