chevrol8t
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Yup. No issue with my cruise control.Does your cruise control still work with these tail lights?
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Yup. No issue with my cruise control.Does your cruise control still work with these tail lights?
Our trucks are the same year, I wonder why my cruse control doesn't work, but yours does?Yup. No issue with my cruise control.
Our trucks are the same year, I wonder why my cruse control doesn't work, but yours does?
I wonder if they have a loading resistors for the tail lights built in?
I was reading on the amazon page, that these plug into the wiring harness under the truck, not into the bulb plugs. Is that right?
Trust me I did not know about it either until after I got my after market tail lights. I had to ask a question on the Amazon forum where I got the lights and was told about the harness for the tail lights. If you look under the bumper directly where the tail lights are at, you will see a wire loom leading to a wire harness. If you need to remove the tail lights you have to unplug that harness to get the whole assembly out.@chevrol8t , what wiring harness are you talking about under your bumper? I didn't know there was anything there related to brake lights except my tow package hookup. Is that what you're referring to? I just bought a similar style led and having major issues that I can't seem to fix.
Very interesting. I found them on either side today. Had no idea. What's interesting is that on my 2006, I dont have to pull the whole wire loom out from underneath to get my tails out. I just untwist each socket from the tail housing and the housing comes out. What sucks about the led tails I ordered, is that they don't plug into that wire harness that runs underneath. Each socket coming from the tail has a male end that plugs into the female ended light socket coming from each set of wires off my truck. Supossedly they have resistors built into the tailight assembly itself but I don't think they do and that's what's causing problems. Anyways thanks for the info on those under body harnesses!Trust me I did not know about it either until after I got my after market tail lights. I had to ask a question on the Amazon forum where I got the lights and was told about the harness for the tail lights. If you look under the bumper directly where the tail lights are at, you will see a wire loom leading to a wire harness. If you need to remove the tail lights you have to unplug that harness to get the whole assembly out.
As a matter of fact when you get a chance unscrew your tail lights and you will see a wire loom going under the bumper. Just follow it and it will lead you to the harness connector.
I was ready to send my new lights back thinking I was sent the wrong one...
Yes sir that is correct!This is what you meant.
So in the box of new led tail lights they come with a brand new wiring harness too?
Should only have to use your oem harness