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So guys my turn signal light still blinks but the amber color parking lights does not light up at night when the head lights come on. Can anyone tell me how to replace the bulb??? Its a 2014 GMC Sierra. Picture below is before it went out 

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Well the dealer told me the front bumper would have to come off to get to it. I dont know about taking all that a loose. I couldnt see how to get to the turn signal bulb. I changed both headlight bulbs with no problem. But I couldn't locate turn signal bulb plug/ wire maybe i missed it or something. 

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36 minutes ago, PearlSierra said:

Well the dealer told me the front bumper would have to come off to get to it. I dont know about taking all that a loose. I couldnt see how to get to the turn signal bulb. I changed both headlight bulbs with no problem. But I couldn't locate turn signal bulb plug/ wire maybe i missed it or something. 

I don't know about the need to remove the bumper but I appreciate bulb replacement isn't a routine task like in the past.   My front signal light went out a couple of years ago and it turned into a warranty claim!  Maybe you should try another service centre for a second opinion.  

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On my 14 Chevy you access it from the hole in the fender. It’s a feel what your doing rather than see what your doing. Try a google/YouTube search? That’s what I did to figure out how.

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1 hour ago, drentlaw1 said:

On my 14 Chevy you access it from the hole in the fender. It’s a feel what your doing rather than see what your doing. Try a google/YouTube search? That’s what I did to figure out how.

Yeah, I had to go through the fender too on my 14 Silverado.  Remove the air-box on that side.  IT was a bitch on my larger than average hands and wrists, but I used a video from YouTube as my guide.  YouTube is my go to now for lots of repairs... (other than this site, of course).

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you can access it from the back side. passenger side you will have to remove the airbox. easy peasy

there is a rubber flap over it you have to unclip if i remember right

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