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Mason603a
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Mine is a 2019. The lighted emblem (GM Part # 84741557) works for both 2019 & 2020 year models. Personally confirmed. Yes, basically the harness has a dual ended pigtail... Unplug headlight

Mason603a
Mason603a

Just did the install. Took about 15-20 minutes. A few tips: 1. I would recommend routing the wire BEFORE installing the emblem. Would make plugging the pigtail into the emblem much easier! 2

3MTA3
3MTA3

Here is a pic of mine before and after.

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BlaineBug Enthusiast

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On 2/2/2021 at 12:13 PM, sharkeysierra said:

Cool pointless comment

 

 

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Sure, it's pointless, but it's still an illuminated GMC advertisement that costs you over $300.  I'm not going to debadge my rig but spending the money on LED headlights or something more useful makes more sense.

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J2Jones Enthusiast

J2Jones

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For those that have this... Is the emblem on with the DRL's or on with headlights?  If it can be wired either way, can anyone advise how?  Thanks.

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sharkeysierra

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2 hours ago, J2Jones said:

For those that have this... Is the emblem on with the DRL's or on with headlights?  If it can be wired either way, can anyone advise how?  Thanks.

It is on constant with the DRLs. 

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6 hours ago, J2Jones said:

For those that have this... Is the emblem on with the DRL's or on with headlights?  If it can be wired either way, can anyone advise how?  Thanks.

Mine comes on with the running lights. This is on a 2021 GMC Sierra 3500HD

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Will Jenkins Enthusiast

Will Jenkins

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On 6/10/2021 at 9:59 AM, sharkeysierra said:

I have 2 black illuminated emblems for sale. I will post an ad, but the response notification reminded me of them. 

How much? I am interested in adding another illuminated emblem on my tailgate. 

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luke1333 Enthusiast

luke1333

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On 9/28/2021 at 12:04 AM, EDrobo said:

Thanks everybody for the info. Got both installed, still need to finish wiring the rear one but turned out great. 

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Oh I want to see the back one lite up now!!!

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