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Hey all, I own a 2018 Silverado 2500HD LTZ Z71...The damn headlights are that terrible yellow color, Did Chevy not put LED lights on any of the 2500 models? Has anyone replaced the whole light assembly or even just bulbs to achieve the clearer look? If so please share and checkout the photo below of my headlights compared to the illuminated bow tie. 

 

Thanks for the help. 

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Hey all, I own a 2018 Silverado 2500HD LTZ Z71...The damn headlights are that terrible yellow color, Did Chevy not put LED lights on any of the 2500 models? Has anyone replaced the whole light assembly or even just bulbs to achieve the clearer look? If so please share and checkout the photo below of my headlights compared to the illuminated bow tie. 
 
Thanks for the help. 
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I put pnp led bulbs in mine (with canbus). Purchased from xenondepot. They work fantastic and they are significantly brighter than stock. The cut off is pretty good with the stock projectors... no need to replace them. If you do I would send them to a retrofitter. The standard aftermarket housings have weaker optics than these.


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Where did you get your illuminated bow tie?

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12 hours ago, jstenger said:

Where did you get your illuminated bow tie?

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I purchased it from the amazon link below. Its a GM part and came with everything needed. 20 minute install im pretty happy with it but it now makes my headlights looks like shit lol 

 

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MZZRL0Z/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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14 hours ago, Waaazooo said:


I put pnp led bulbs in mine (with canbus). Purchased from xenondepot. They work fantastic and they are significantly brighter than stock. The cut off is pretty good with the stock projectors... no need to replace them. If you do I would send them to a retrofitter. The standard aftermarket housings have weaker optics than these.


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Thanks for the info ill check them out right now, did you have to install capacitors or was it just a direct bulb replacement? 

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Thanks for the info ill check them out right now, did you have to install capacitors or was it just a direct bulb replacement? 

Plug and play. There is an “add on “. Called canbus. It takes care of the wattage differences between the halogen 55w and the 35w (I think that’s correct). I just know it said I need “canbus” so I bought it. Plugged it in the truck and it works amazing!
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I put Sylvania ZXE bulbs in my lows/highs and even the 5202 fog lites.  I am very happy with them, more of a white lite even tho they have a blue tint to the bulb.

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I through in Xenon H11 I got off of Ebay... found some I like- XD5800. Most are too blue. The Sylvania ZXE are good too.

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Heartlands LED's in my 2016 about a month ago and they are incredable and have a great light projection and No splatter effect of light. Crisp clean line on top level when shined on a wall or whatever. Very good product they sell

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On 8/2/2018 at 1:27 AM, Jsmithnapa said:

Hey all, I own a 2018 Silverado 2500HD LTZ Z71...The damn headlights are that terrible yellow color, Did Chevy not put LED lights on any of the 2500 models? Has anyone replaced the whole light assembly or even just bulbs to achieve the clearer look? If so please share and checkout the photo below of my headlights compared to the illuminated bow tie. 

 

Thanks for the help. 

 

Nope.

Halogen on the 4 lamp chev 2500

HID on the 2 lamp gmc 2500

 

1500 gmc and chev are 2 lamp;  they can be HID or LED depending on trim and/or options

 

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Heartlands LED's in my 2016 about a month ago and they are incredable and have a great light projection and No splatter effect of light. Crisp clean line on top level when shined on a wall or whatever. Very good product they sell
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That looks killer


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I went with Xenon Depot LED's for the highs, lows, and fogs. Installed the canbus with the lows for DRL compatibility. I'm very pleased with them. I've got a few pics on page 3 of my build thread.  

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On 8/5/2018 at 11:26 AM, 504Duramax said:

Heartlands LED's in my 2016 about a month ago and they are incredable and have a great light projection and No splatter effect of light. Crisp clean line on top level when shined on a wall or whatever. Very good product they sell

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Your truck looks mean as hell man! I really like the LED bars in the grill. What kind of lights do you have under it?

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