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https://accessories.gmc.com/product/exterior/outside-rearview-mirror-puddle-light-kit-with-gmc-logo-projection-(for-models-with-heated-outside-rearview-power-adjustable-mirrors)-84408373?year=2020&make=GMC&model=Sierra%201500&modelId=548&body=Crew%20Cab%20Pickup&bodyId=22&wheel=Short%20Box&wheelId=651&trim=AT4&trimId=5102&drive=4WD&driveId=8&engine=6.2L%20V8%20GAS&engineId=5920&bodyNumDoors=5&categoryId=12002

 

 

 

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I just installed during the day and couldn’t see the light now that the sun has set they look great Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Here they are, they measure about 27” across but I have a 3” lift so that will make them a little longer and a little dimmer on the ground. The pictures were taken in my garage, I have garage door win

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7 hours ago, Smoothbassman said:

If they shine GMC on the ground that would be cool. 

They do but just white, not red/white. Looks cool but unsure if worth that much. I will wait till the cost comes down. 

 

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Im ordering tomorrow morning from the dealer for my Chevy with my GM points, I’ll post back once installed. 

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Im ordering tomorrow morning from the dealer for my Chevy with my GM points, I’ll post back once installed. 

I would like to see the lights in action


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11 hours ago, Opiedeegs said:


I would like to see the lights in action


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I ordered them on Monday, the dealer said they'd arrive on Friday, so if all goes well I'll install them over the weekend, not sure if I can pop out the old ones and pop in the new ones yet, I'll see once I get them. 

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I just got a call from the dealer, they are in, I'll pick them up Wednesday morning.

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Stock ones came with my truck....I wouldn't buy the stock one.  Not very bright.  Can barely notice its there unless it's pitch black.  If an option with the GM logo and was brighter was available, I would jump on it.  

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15 minutes ago, GrandVader said:

Stock ones came with my truck....I wouldn't buy the stock one.  Not very bright.  Can barely notice its there unless it's pitch black.  If an option with the GM logo and was brighter was available, I would jump on it.  

It's a Bowtie in which replaces your OEM puddle lamp, I'm unsure of it's brightness at this point as I haven't seen any pictures of them installed. I will post night time pictures once I get them installed.

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Stock ones came with my truck....I wouldn't buy the stock one.  Not very bright.  Can barely notice its there unless it's pitch black.  If an option with the GM logo and was brighter was available, I would jump on it.  
Check out the eBay item I listed above.
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19 minutes ago, rusty503 said:
41 minutes ago, GrandVader said:
Stock ones came with my truck....I wouldn't buy the stock one.  Not very bright.  Can barely notice its there unless it's pitch black.  If an option with the GM logo and was brighter was available, I would jump on it.  

Check out the eBay item I listed above.

I did and they go in the lower door panel, need to cut a hole in the door panel and wire them, the ones GM is selling go in the mirror and go in place of the OEM light that is already there. I do not want to run wires and try to figure out what wire to tap in to in order to get them to work etc. 

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