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Donnyb313
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I just ordered a set of reverse LEDs, #921 from deautoled.com they'll be here Saturday. Hope they fit. I'll follow up here after installing them. They have a decent following over on the Tacoma forums

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Just note - when you change these reverse lights it will make the already very bright reverse camera (at night) even much more brighter. 

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https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B075F4CZQ1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1   I just put these in, work great and match the LED cargo lamps. 

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I got my reverse LED lights from Amazon for my 2019 LTZ and have had no issues.  I have the same lights in my 2016 LTZ and have had no issues with those either.  Both sets are 1000 lumens and they make it much easier to see at night when backing up.  I think the parasitic drain issue is way overblown.

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On 10/26/2019 at 6:39 AM, Thomcat said:

Here's the best reason for not substituting LEDs for reverse lamps.......seems the on next gen. models the BCM monitoring of the bulb outage circuits may continue to draw current with key off if original halogen is replaced by an LED. Length of time necessary to kill battery may be dependent upon brand of LED substituted.

 

 

https://gm-techlink.com/?p=9594

 

If you get CANBUS compatible LED bulbs you should not have a problem. 

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On 10/6/2019 at 7:42 PM, Atelliott89 said:

Did you get these installed? I got a pair and the white end doesn't seem to fit into the socket properly.. it feels to tight and I don't want to force it in or break it..

I’m having the same issue. Purchased the Philips 921 everyone has suggested and cannot get them to fit. The connection appears the same but the round part of the base does not fit into the socket. I’ve applied a lot of force and no luck. Planning to return to amazon. Any other tips here? Insert “how many _____ does it take to change a lightbulb” jokes here. Haha. 

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Just now, Luckyfd said:

These lights are super bright! 

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I can’t even take a picture of them on it flares out the camera. But they are BRIGHT! 

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On 11/4/2019 at 10:15 PM, AlaskaErik said:

I got my reverse LED lights from Amazon for my 2019 LTZ and have had no issues.  I have the same lights in my 2016 LTZ and have had no issues with those either.  Both sets are 1000 lumens and they make it much easier to see at night when backing up.  I think the parasitic drain issue is way overblown.

 
do you remember what brand or do you have a link

 

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1 hour ago, Duramax2021 said:

Will these Phillips work for the 2021 gmc 1500


What trim level? SLT, AT4 and Denali already have LED reverse lights that aren’t replaceable. 

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