2011 Clearance Light Position Same As Previos Models?

[plumbertom]

Hi all, did a search and couldn't find what I was looking for. I installed cab lights on my 07 Classic 3500 (pacer amber). I just bought a GMC Sierra 3500 and was going to install the Recon LED lights and was wondering if the measurements are the same as the 07 was. I used the guide that was posted here for the 07 and they came out perfect. I don't know if the recon lights have the measurements in the packaging or not. Thanks for any help.

[plumbertom]

Forgot to tell you it is a 20011

Hi all, did a search and couldn't find what I was looking for. I installed cab lights on my 07 Classic 3500 (pacer amber). I just bought a GMC Sierra 3500 and was going to install the Recon LED lights and was wondering if the measurements are the same as the 07 was. I used the guide that was posted here for the 07 and they came out perfect. I don't know if the recon lights have the measurements in the packaging or not. Thanks for any help.

[plumbertom]

Here are some demensions for anyone else that is going to install recon lights on a 2011. (don't know if they are the same as later 07's to 10's, I took the measurements from an 11.) The measurement from the center of the front edge of the light on all three lights was 5 3/4 inches to the first recess on the windshield where the seal is. I just center the center light. The Right side measurement, (Passenger) is from the center of the outside edge of the light to the first recess of the roof is 4 inches. The Left side (driver) is 3 3/4 inches from the center of the outside edge of the light to the first recess of the roof with a 1 inch space between the onstar antenna. I don't know why the two outside measurements are different but I just made them 3 3/4 inches with no issues with the holes and the underside of the roof. I also measured off of the edge of the windshield on both sides and strung a line to use as a straight edge to measure of off for the screw holes so the lights would be straight and not crooked. Hope this helps someone.