Will these Bulbs work as backup bulbs on a 2008 GMC Yukon Denali, and will they be brighter than stock?
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I have them in my 2008 Suburban LTZ and they are way brighter than stock. It's like headlights for your backup camera.
217326
Stock bulbs will fit. I upgraded to the HIDs from DDM Tuning for a nice bright light. Fit perfect.
1287467
I don't know. You may wish to ask at the dealership's repair/parts department. These are headlight bulbs which rarely need replacing.
1933613
They should work fine... These LED'S are a bit bigger then you standard bulb. Just make sure to get your positive and negative right or they won't work.
593574
If the voltage and amperage is the same as regular bulbs they should work fine. They may come on a little slower, but should work fine. check with bulb dealer they should know for sure
2145227
i have a 2012 tundra that i installed theses lights on. i know on my truck i had to swap polarity when plugging them in. that means - to + and + to -. that worked for me.thanks, jason
1615215
Go to your user manual and check the bulb number for your Back Up, if not there, you can always find it in Google. If the bulb size is mention in the compatible list for this LED, go ahead, you'll be fine!
169434
They are really bright, but sadly no. They illuminate a lot but not as much as the picture says. They look super badass (blue-ish tint) and are way brighter than the stock reverse lights. I recommend them still.
555952
Amazon and other auto part sites should tell you fit. My quick search showed 9007 to be correct. Yes, these will be brighter than your standard $10 a piece bulb. But the trade off is it won't last as long. I'd rather have the increase in light.
1899030
i would wire the lights separate from the reverse lights,with their own dedicated switch to prevent any mishaps to your stock reverse lights.these are plenty bright for back up lights.
1482647
We purchased these for backup and have not used them as of yet. We ran into the same problem when we ordered them. Our bulb said GY8 and the description on amazon says G8. We think they will work, but not 100% sure.
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I used these in my 2003 Silverado and they worked great. I think the Yukon used the same ones; in fact I think GM used these in a lot of their vehicles for several years. It was one of GM's more miserable times; they really turned out some bad stuff that needs to be replaced. You need to know how to de-solder the old ones and solder the new ones. Be sure to mark your zero points before taking them apart or you will be fiddling with the new ones to get them calibrated.
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Find the original bulb and the bulbs part number, then google it. You should get a cross reference on if this bulb fits the socket. These bulbs are brighter than most stock bulbs. I have them on my Toyota and works much better than stock.
154524
Yes they will. If you are looking for something bright, try using H.I.D lights. I have them on all my cars. Use 6000k or less-street legal.
1678852
Yes, these lamps should be about 3 times brighter than the factory fog lights. Keep in mind however that because of the increase in brightness they will typically produce a tighter beam of light that extends farther than the beam of a normal fog lamp. With that said, in my opinion they are more effective for use as a driving light as opposed to fog. Thank you, Ty Devereaux OffRoad Innovations
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Not sure what how to answer this but I'll try. Even after I replaced my headlamps I still could not see anything with my stock bulbs compared to the Philips. These are way more whiter than stock bulbs.
1959433
Yes they will as long as you have the stock wiring harness in your truck. I would double check by pulling the stock bulbs out of your truck and checking the back of the bulbs to ensure it has a 9005 stamp on the back of it