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Picked up the drivers/ short and dumpy assist Handel from my dealer and installed it.gy8yju3e.jpga7upasu3.jpg

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Did you need load resisters to stop the missing light bub warning from displaying due to low current draw?

Do you have a link to the bulbs you used?

Nope. No load resistors. I think that since those bulbs are outside of the lights that are of 'legal necessity' to be able to operate the vehicle with all the legally required lighting, they do not trip the bulb out warning system.

 

I do have these screen shots of the item picture and vendor and price paid. Since I'm typing this on my phone, it was easier to do it this way.

 

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Mine arrived about 1.5 weeks after ordering them, which put them 2 weeks ahead of their scheduled delivery. Also these lights seemed extremely sturdy when I opened them and installed. I'm happy with them. Very nice, bright, and most importantly (IMO), they are white. They are great lights. And I would recommend them over stock any day of the week

 

 

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Go check out this thread, it goes over more options for the reverse and cargo lights and other people's findings. Also I posted some pictures in that thread of the results of the light change.

 

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?/topic/153101-LED-921-Reverse-%26-Cargo-Bulbs

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Did you need load resisters to stop the missing light bub warning from displaying due to low current draw?

Evidently they're built in the bulb somewhere because I haven't had that or any other problem since I put them in.

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9upagare.jpginstalled driver's assist handle and sill plates!

 

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Hauled this precious cargo home for the first time from the NICU after 40 days!

 

 

Congrats! Ain't nothing better than bringing home a new yougin!

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Got AMP power steps installed today.

 

Bushwacker flares showed up on the porch today.

 

Morimoto HID fog kit showed up yesterday.

 

Weathertech liners showed up a few days ago.

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Had my cloth interior replaced by a dealer authorized Katzkin installer. Disappointed with the fit. The fit seems loose. I'll give it a couple of days. Even though I figure it will only get worse.

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Replaced the aFe 4.5" OD coffee can tip with a MBRP 3.5" OD dual wall angled tip...

 

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Installed a High Country grille. It went pretty well and it looks sooooo good :D. THANKS Brentadams646!!!! Couldn't have done it without ya!!

 

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Finished product!!

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Installed new cover and finished seconds befor a huge thunder storm cam through , not a drop inside .

Truxsport roll up.

 

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Installed a High Country/HD2500 grille. It went pretty well and it looks sooooo good :D. THANKS Brentadams646!!!! Couldn't have done it without ya!!

 

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Finished product!!

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I can never see your pics when I'm at work. Even if I copy the URL it blocks it and the reason is weapons..

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