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Nobody ive seen yet. The lights are expensive. Dealership costs is like $600 per side! included the new lights and harness's.

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Bump! Has anyone swapped them out and are they plug & play? I searched to find this thread, so if it's been covered elsewhere, please don't yell "Search is your friend!"

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Just a follow up. I have ordered a set of 2016 silverado LTZ tail lights today. Not sure when they'll show up but when they do im really hoping they are just a plug and play situation. At worst im hoping it'll just be a hyper-flash issue that can be solved with a resistor.

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Just a follow up. I have ordered a set of 2016 silverado LTZ tail lights today. Not sure when they'll show up but when they do im really hoping they are just a plug and play situation. At worst im hoping it'll just be a hyper-flash issue that can be solved with a resistor.

I know the new Sierra tails are not PnP. Not sure about the Silverado. GMC uses the new round plug on the 16's so you would need to repin or fab a harness. (I tried putting my buddies 16 taillights in my 14 sierra)

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damn man, all this time and NOW somebody chimes in lol.

As long as all the connections are there, im sure making a pnp adapter harness cant be to hard.

 

The GMC though, i think has the new style light on ALL the model of trucks. Where as the chevy, it is ONLY offered with an LTZ..so i would assume as others have said in here..that being the case and all the other model trucks still being a bulb setup..their is probably a harness from the body harness, to the light housing. I dont think they would change the harness for JUST the LTZ models. Then again..guess i'll find out here soon enough!

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Yeah Silverado will be the same as the Sierra. It will not be plug and play.

 

You will need to wire in resistors as well because the BCM senses the resistance from a normal filament bulb. LED's do not provide near the load. New trucks with LED's have a fault detect circuit.

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I was under one the other days and plugs looked different but I may be wrong very interested to see what he says.

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