Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted

Guys

wondering if you can help me out, I am in Australia and have a  2021 GMC Denali 2500. on the weekend I broke a tail light, it has the part number  84831185 on it. I am looking for a replacement however some tail lights seem to have reverse in the spot where my indicator is.

 

what is the difference in all the part numbers? do they all have an indicator there or do some of them have the tail light blink?

Posted
18 minutes ago, Megs333 said:

Guys

wondering if you can help me out, I am in Australia and have a  2021 GMC Denali 2500. on the weekend I broke a tail light, it has the part number  84831185 on it. I am looking for a replacement however some tail lights seem to have reverse in the spot where my indicator is.

 

what is the difference in all the part numbers? do they all have an indicator there or do some of them have the tail light blink?

 

 

84831185 supersedes to 86584239.  

 

 

IMG_5264.thumb.jpg.f5ab940c81fa15403444ca9933663ed6.jpg

 

 

There is only one tail light that I can see listed, and I don't see one marked for export vehicles, but that might be something that can only be found at a GM Specialty Vehicles dealership at the parts department.  I can see US/Canada stuff, and for some cars they have European, Japan and Russia listings for lighting on other vehicles, but I only see one tail lamp listed for a 2021 Denali HD.

 

Posted
24 minutes ago, newdude said:

ok thanks, my turn signal is where there reverse is on the below, I will inquire locally 

 

 

84831185 supersedes to 86584239.  

 

 

IMG_5264.thumb.jpg.f5ab940c81fa15403444ca9933663ed6.jpg

 

 

There is only one tail light that I can see listed, and I don't see one marked for export vehicles, but that might be something that can only be found at a GM Specialty Vehicles dealership at the parts department.  I can see US/Canada stuff, and for some cars they have European, Japan and Russia listings for lighting on other vehicles, but I only see one tail lamp listed for a 2021 Denali HD.

 

 

Posted

I don't believe either my 21 or 22 had separate turn signal functionality in the taillight assembly.  The one LED strip (C) did double duty.  With that said, the Aussie light could have been modified for their laws which I believe from living there 20 years ago state that the turn and brake lights need to ge separate and I am almost sure the turn functionality must be amber.  

Posted
14 minutes ago, Crazy Canuck said:

I don't believe either my 21 or 22 had separate turn signal functionality in the taillight assembly.  The one LED strip (C) did double duty.  With that said, the Aussie light could have been modified for their laws which I believe from living there 20 years ago state that the turn and brake lights need to ge separate and I am almost sure the turn functionality must be amber.  

yes i found out yesterday they modify the OEM lights and remove the revrse light and make it the turn signal.

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.
  • Forum Statistics

    250.4k
    Total Topics
    2.7m
    Total Posts
  • Member Statistics

    342,826
    Total Members
    8,960
    Most Online
    Tonwantonga
    Newest Member
    Tonwantonga
    Joined
  • Who's Online   3 Members, 0 Anonymous, 471 Guests (See full list)

  • Latest Articles

  • Posts

    • I understand that. The price is what it is, though. The price is what oil costs today, where our choices have led us, where supply is, and where demand is, in the market that is. Speculation is for futures, what we think the price will be, but with incomplete information at the time the price is forecast. I know you know this, but you appear to be intent on making a secondary point here about what you think the market could or should be, if only other choices.   In 1975 it became illegal to export US Crude. I'm conflicted on what the best answer is. Free markets allow export in pursuit of profit. But there is also a lot to gain by producing and consuming our own oil here. How do you reconcile it?
    • That sir is a choice. And even if it were not for all the reasons stated, this disruption has zero to do with the reality of the actual logistics and everything to do with the greed of SPECULATION. Spot price is irrelevant to reality. 
    • What I think you're saying is there is supply here at home, and in Venezuela, and we could ease pricing if only it were favorable to do so.   Well, yes?   But that's not the current market. Supply isn't what could someday exist, if only, it's what producers are willing to produce and sell at a certain price point.   The national price of single family homes would come way down if we'd just slap together a few million homes this summer.   RAM and GPUs would get a lot cheaper if we just set up some factories to produce a bunch more and stopped using it to build out AI data centers.    
    • The turn signal/multifunction switch is faulty.  I've seen a few of these go bad at work.  
    • I am experiecing the same issue, I have gone in the setting and disabled rain sensing function but I am still experiencing this. Whe i use my turn signal they will redomly turn on. Sometime they stay on and others times we swipe 2 or 3 times and stop. Its super anoying, escpecially after a fresh wash. Anyone have any advice? . rain-sensing function, but I am still experiencing this issue Sometimes they stay on, and other times we swipe 2 or 3 times and stop.It's super annoying, especially after a fresh wash.When I use my turn signal, they will randomly turn on. I am experiencing the same issue. I have gone into the settings and disabled the rain sensing function, but I am still experiencing this.
  • GM-Trucks.com Clubs

  • Popular Contributors

×
×
  • Create New...