will this flasher work on a 1998 chevy pickup ?
1171727
I used this item on a RZR atv but I think it would work on any type of car or truck.
882432
It should, the bodies are all the same. Not sure about wiring tho as the Lightnings came with LED 3rd lights.
336431
Most chevys will require 9006 that includes high and low beam on the same bulb
714304
Yes it will. I bought this remote for a 2000 chevy silveraldo and it works well.
702220
Yes it will. I have had mine plugged into the lighter sockets on my 1997 and 2003 GMC pickup trucks without any issues. Last weekend I drove from middle Indiana to Gatlinburg Tennessee and never had to change the station the entire trip. Mine is working great.
329796
As long as you have the standard thread size and diameter shaft, they'll work fine. If you had old school style turn signals, you'll need to get a resistor set to make them flash.
1139408
As long as the serial number of your flash light is above 034389, it will work. I have the same model, and it works fine.
1030614
Sorry for my late response. But it will depend on the year Jeep you have. For the 01-06, we have those available for purchase. For the '97-'00, you just need to modify your existing flasher. For earlier years, simply take in your existing flasher that is in your steering column to your local auto part store and request a heavy duty flasher to replace it.Warm regardJenn
1055018
Yes, probably a three blade flasher. Look on the web for wiring diagrams, as you will probably need to do some rewiring.
1977476
you should. my truck had all 3 wires the same color so I had to keep switching the wires each time to get each light to work and to blink.
1750538
It should work just fine I installed mine on a 03 avalanche Basically all the Chevys use the same stepper motors as far as I am aware of
2107717
I've got a 04 gmc and that's what I put my tail lights in and no issues. From what I know it should work.
462461
I've used this flasher on a 2002 mustang and on a 2006 Ford F-250. As long as the prongs are the same orientation, it will work. All it is, is a time based flasher, instead of of max capicator base (which build up to the current then releases it). The time based flash is needed for LED bulbs. Works perfectly.
949538
I'm not sure you will need resistors or to change the flasher if you have sequential turn signals. I had regular t/s that's why I changed out the flasher.
1557759
WHEN I JUST TYPED IT IN IT LOOKS LIKE IT WILL WITH THAT INFO. http://www.amazon.com/Fit-System-44058-Non-Dimming-Backing/dp/B009IFIIJI/ref=au_as_r?ie=UTF8&Make=Chevrolet|47&Model=Silverado%202500%20HD|494&Year=2003|2003&carId=2&n=15684181&newCar=1&s=automotive&vehicleType=automotive
985993
I have this on my 2005 Silverado and according to Standard motor products the 06 H2 and the Silverado takes the same flasher relay.
564010
Yes, the 9105 does work with 96-98 Chevy Trucks. And we have them in stock!!