Escalade Taillights installed on 2015 Tahoe

[CMil527]

Looking good!

 

[BlackandChrome]

I've been keeping an eye on ebay. Best I came across was $400 for each light. I see Denali lights going for $400 each so its a wash - but looks 100x better.

I'm putting these on a 2015 Denali. I misread the first post and got the resistors. Reading through the rest, I can confirm it's 100% plug and play for the GMC.

Thanks for the great write up. It took me 30 min to an hour to do in the dark

 

[mbp1979]

I've been keeping an eye on ebay. Best I came across was $400 for each light. I see Denali lights going for $400 each so its a wash - but looks 100x better.

I'm putting these on a 2015 Denali. I misread the first post and got the resistors. Reading through the rest, I can confirm it's 100% plug and play for the GMC.

Thanks for the great write up. It took me 30 min to an hour to do in the dark

Glad this has help members I need to do some more of these on different projects.

 

[fozzi58]

Just scored a pair on ebay for $750 shipped! GM OEMs, not reproductions. Lenses need a little polishing up cause they have some abrasions but no deep scratches or cracks. I can't complain. Time to oder up my resistors and I submitted a support tickets to AutoLoc and Signal Dynamics to see if they help me get a CANBUS compatible tail light splitter. I want to see if I can get the blinkers to work without dragging wires from the front blinkers of the truck to the rear. It will be a more costly setup but it will be self contained and a "cleaner" install. I'll keep you posted on my progress.

 

[dbbd1]

Could you tap into the signal wires from the 7-pin trailer wiring?

That's how I hooked up my aux reverse lights.

 

[fozzi58]

OK so I have my esky lights. Based on what your diagram shows you are stating what my rudimentary pics show. I'm just clarifying because I work with visuals better than text. And while your explanation is good, a picture to me is better.




With this diagram the lightsabers act as both the blinker and the brake light. Correct?

So my next question is, if I use a trailer harness to separate the brake and blinker flow, I would need to do that on the red wire inbound from the esky taillight harness since that is carrying the juice from the brake and blinker on the hoe/burb setup? (see next pic)



I just want to make sure I am doing this right. I may need to tie in additional resistors so I am not sure if I should tie them into the same thick black wire your original configuration is in or the thin black wire that isn't used in your original install. I am OK giving up the yellow LEDs for blinkers if this doesn't work out but I am leaning on the forums for a little guidance since I am no expert when it comes to auto electrical. Hoping for a response soon.

 

[SARNCAN]

Great job


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[OurFirstSuburban]

Just did this mod a few days ago. I purchased it from Amazon and everything was plug and play on our 2018 Chevy Surburban. It now fits perfectly without the overhang (maybe I got the updated version). It is also very bright even during the day and the reverse light is also very bright. I'm glad I did the mod. Will take a few pics for you guys.

 

[FMR5000]

Just did this mod a few days ago. I purchased it from Amazon and everything was plug and play on our 2018 Chevy Surburban. It now fits perfectly without the overhang (maybe I got na updated version). It is also very bright even during the day and the reverse light is also very bright. I'm glad I did the mod. Will take a few pics for you guys.

Link to Amazon? Looking forward to the pictures.

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[OurFirstSuburban]

Here is the link to the seller and actual product that I purchased.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DGD37NW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03__o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1