09 silverado headlight wiring

By Ethan 09 rado 15
March 8, 2020 in Gen III & Gen IV V8 Engines (LS-Based)

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Ethan 09 rado 15

Posted March 8, 2020

Thought my headlight had went out but actually I have a wire that has come all the way out of the back of the bulb housing . And it runs to what I'm guessing is a relay .my? Is .do I need to cut the wires on back side of relay and then wire the relay back up with a new bulb housing watever.may be a dumb question but I'd feel realy dumb if I screwed stuff up. High beam light . .

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