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By Chris
March 11, 2011 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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Chris

Posted March 11, 2011

Posted March 11, 2011

my bulbs bruned up the sockets. i went to pull the bulbs to change them and they broke. they were brittle. i need part numbers and a how to for changing them

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txab

Posted March 11, 2011

Posted March 11, 2011

my bulbs bruned up the sockets. i went to pull the bulbs to change them and they broke. they were brittle. i need part numbers and a how to for changing them

Parts stores carry them. You can even look them up on Rockauto. Simple to change

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Chris

Posted March 12, 2011

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Posted March 12, 2011

do i have to splice or solder

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Matt Fetters

Posted March 12, 2011

Posted March 12, 2011

splicing would be easiest, use the connector youre most comfortable with. i know my pepboys, autozone, and o'reillys all have them

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