HDMLNIUM

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I have a 04 GMC Sierra and just put the SilverStars in the fogs. I used the same as the rest of my lights (low/high beams) 9005's, they fit fine and are working. Should they be ok there with that bulb, or will I have problems running them in the fogs?
Thanks, just checking to be sure.. lol
Bill

1slow01Z71

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Be careful about aftermarket bulbs in the fogs I melted the little metal piece in there and messed up the reflective part with a hot bulb. You get the 3rd brake light deal on yet any pics?

HDMLNIUM

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Thanks for the heads up, a few other guys on other forums also said the same thing so the stock bulbs are back in for now.
And here are a couple pics of the LED third brake light you asked for..
Bill

1slow01Z71

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That is pretty badass looking I like it how bright are the white lights that light up the bed?

thunder550

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Same thing happened to me I dropped $80 on Silverstar bulbs and $20 on a new foglight before I switched back to stock bulbs.

1slow01Z71

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Have you put any bulbs in the tahoe round lights yet?

budhayes3

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Good to know...I've been thinkin about gettin the Silverstars all around now that they offer a direct replacement for the fogs...I want all of the lights to match (don't want yellow fogs and white headlights, especially since I always have my fogs on when my headlts are on). But if they're gonna melt my lenses, I'll pass and live with the factory yellows...

stone150

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my same question, has anyone tried the direct repacement bulbs and not like true headlight bulbs?

SnakeOiler

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The recommended SilverStar bulb for the fog lights is the 880, not a headlight bulb - especially not a high beam (9005ST).

1slow01Z71

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On the 03+ fog lights you can put the high beams in there but then again you can have heating problems. 99-02 is the 880 and only the 880 nothing else will work I tried LOL.