GMC Off Road Lights Installation And Review Videos

CIPA EVO Formance Spectras H11 Halogen Bulbs Installation - 2008 GMC Acadia- Video

Speaker 1: Today on our 2008 GMC Acadia we're going to be replacing the head lamp bulbs with the CIPA EVO H11 halogen bulbs, part number CM93387.Here you can see we've got one of the old bulbs installed on the right, and the new bulb installed on the left. You can see it's got a much clearer, cooler blue color. With both of them installed, your vehicle will have a custom look with the cool blue color, that will meet or exceed OEM brightness levels. Let's show you how to get it installed.To replace the head lamp bulbs in this vehicle we're going to have to access them through the fender well here. We'll need to take the screws out to gain access. The first step, we're going to need to turn our tires so we have the most room as possible. more

11/22/2017 10:32:08 AM

CIPA EVO Formance Halogen Headlight Bulb Installation - 2005 GMC Sierra- Video

Today on our 2005 GMC Sierra, we're going to be installing the CIPA EVO Formance Alfas Maximum Intensity 9006 Halogen Headlight Bulb. These come with a quantity of two. The part number is CM93448. These lights are designed to generate 110 watts of light while only using 75 watts of power. The high-color temperature is going to improve visibility and promote driver awareness. The high-quality construction yields a longlasting and dependable bulb, which operates at a very safe temperature so that they will not damage your car's electrical components. Now to begin our installation, we've opened the hood and we're going to start here on the passenger side. more

1/21/2015 9:45:49 AM

Putco Nitro Blue Halogen Headlight Bulbs Installation- Video

Today we are going to be installing the Putco Nitro Blue Halogen Bulb, part number P239006NB, on a 2002 GMC Envoy. The first step in installing the new halogen will be taking out the headlight assembly. What you want to do is pull up on these two metal tabs. Then, you have to move it back and forth. Just rock it a little bit to pull the assembly out. We have pulled back the headlight assembly but we can not fully pull it out until we disconnect the wires. So we are going to go ahead and do it with the lift side first with this headlight. And this will be the only part that you actually need a tool for. And it is just taking a screw driver and putting it under this tab and pushing up, which releases the pin so you can pull it back with the other hand. That way, you can pull back the headlight, giving you a little bit more working room. 1:00 more

3/30/2010 12:10:50 PM