Would this fit in a 2004 Chevy Silverado 1500? &amp; how do you get the purple lighting?
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I dont know about it fitting in your vehicle but the lighting changes every few seconds
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Good morning, I am not sure if it will fit your vehicle, you must take the light bulbs out of your vehicle and check the part number first then buy the same but LED, that's how I did in mine and it works.
546131
They might not fit I used them for my gauges lighting and marker lights your chevy might need the one that look like a fuse but a light in the middle, this link might help buddy.. http://www.carid.com/2000-chevy-silverado-lighting/
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Go to http://www.piloteers.org/index.php Here is just one http://www.piloteers.org/forums/82-2012-2013-pilot/32886-led-interior-light-kit-install-2013-pilot-lots-pix.html Pilot owners forum and there are numerous posts on how to change lights
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buy a relay kit, don't skimp on this part of the system, look for a heavy duty relay kit and make sure the wires will reach all the way across from left to right of your truck. I would have suggested you get an led kit instead, but hid is good too
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I'm an old school Chevy guy, but yes these should fit your dash lights, door panels, and perhaps dome lights. There only a few bucks, so if they dont work, you can always gift them. I actually really like the blue I've gotten, and plan on ordering some red for another vehicle.
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Try turning the LED bulb in the socket 180°. Diodes (LED - Light Emitting Diode) only allow electricity to pass through in one direction. If that does not work, try a working halogen bulb with the new flasher. If that works, chances are a bad LED. If it doesn't, most likely a bad flasher.I have an 03 Silverado, every bulb in and out are LEDs. Except headlights and fog lights - HIDs.
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I have a 2006 Chevy Silverado and they produce no more lighting than the trucks high beams, so dont waste your money.
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Well what year is your Truck? And what knd? The best thing I can say is I bought these for my 1999 Chevy Suburban LT K1500. The Head Lamps come in each of there own box RH & LH side. The Turn siglnals Lamps came each in there own box. The head lamps I removed them from the new mounting brackets and just installed the Lens Housings into my SUV. the old brackets on my SUV where ok. There easy to install took me less than 45min. I am using the new Sylvania ZXE bulbs a BIG world of difference at nite. There is a few YouTube vedios on how to reaim your head lamps. Any more questions feel free to ask. Well what year is your Truck? And what knd? The best thing I can say is I bought these for my 1999 Chevy Suburban LT K1500. The Head Lamps come in each of there own box RH & LH side. The Turn siglnals Lamps came each in there own box. The head lamps I removed them from the new mounting brackets and just installed the Lens Housings into my SUV. the old brackets on my SUV where ok. There easy to install took me less than 45min. I am using the new Sylvania ZXE bulbs a BIG world of difference at nite. There is a few YouTube vedios on how to reaim your head lamps. Any more questions feel free to... » Read More Well what year is your Truck? And what knd? The best thing I can say is I bought these for my 1999 Chevy Suburban LT K1500. The Head Lamps come in each of there own box RH & LH side. The Turn siglnals Lamps came each in there own box. The head lamps I removed them from the new mounting brackets and just installed the Lens Housings into my SUV. the old brackets on my SUV where ok. There easy to install took me less than 45min. I am using the new Sylvania ZXE bulbs a BIG world of difference at nite. There is a few YouTube vedios on how to reaim your head lamps. Any more questions feel free to ask. « Show Less
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but a relay kit, don't skimp on this part of the system, look for a heavy duty relay kit and make sure the wires will reach all the way across from left to right of your truck. I would have suggested you get an led kit instead, but hid is good too
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Go here and check https://www.sylvania.com/en-us/applications/automotive-lighting-systems/Pages/lrgmain.aspx
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I'm not sure if it will fit withought adjustment. My 07 silverado is a 3 prong plug in and the light has a 4 prong or it's the other way around. Either way I have to connect and add wire wire adjusters to make it work.
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Good Morning Omar:Yes, the light bulb appears to be the exact lamp that came installed in the truck. Make sure you remove the plastic cover over the lamp seat before installing the lamps. If you do this, you will have no problem. This is a good aftermarket lamp and helped to make my truck look great. The old lamps (both) were working but very glazed over. I recommend this replacement lamp. I hope this helps you make your decision. Happy Thanks Giving from Louisiana....Dan
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This will not fit your truck. An initial search for your truck shows a 212 bulb. Search Amazon for 212 bulb led for options.
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The lights didn't fit in my Suburban (holes were slighty out-of-alignment) so I wasn't able to install them. I ended up having to buy OEM from Chevrolet. Those worked perfectly.
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I'm not sure about you exact Chevy, but the lights fit perfectly within the original bezel and door of my Jeep. I would trust them if they say it fits... Nothing else is needed for install. Lights are a highlight of many purchases for my vehicle.
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Is your Silverado equipped with HID or LED? Unless you did a retrofit I'm thinking you need halogens. I'd recommend PIAA Xtreme White Plus bulbs. It's a very strong white light with very little blue hue. It looks nothing like the cheap blue lights many use. The PIAA bulbs aren't cheap but it's worth it. They're very functional and looks great. If you want to go a bit cheaper, then I'd recommend conventional PIAA halogens. They're many bulbs at far cheaper prices, but considering life cycle and overall quality I'd always go with PIAA.