Will this flasher work on a 2003 Tahoe?
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not completely sure, but if your tahoe was manufactured late 2003 like my early 2004 silverado, and was an LS model most likely its the same relay. if one is able to remove the stock one from behind the driver side cover on the dash by reaching up from under the dash, because the relay is plugged into the back of the board, you could cross-reference the number with this part. the relay fits very tight and takes some working back and forth to get it loose, small hands are recommended, because the area under there is pretty small.
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Most likely will not work. Made for Chevy Silverado, Tahoe, Suburban, possibly Avalanche.
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Yes, if your Yukon has the lift up tailgate (I think all 2003's do). It fit my Tahoe perfectly and is a relatively simple DIY project that saves you more than $100 versus visiting a dealer. The only tool needed is a phillips screw driver. Remove two screws, carefully pull out the old light and remove it from the rubber molding, disconnect the electrical cord. Once you get the new light into the rubber molding (takes a bit of stretching) and reconnect the electrical, it slips into place and reattaches with the two screws. The electrical connection is a simple plug-in and requires no expertise if it is not damaged. Yes, if your Yukon has the lift up tailgate (I think all 2003's do). It fit my Tahoe perfectly and is a relatively simple DIY project that saves you more than $100 versus visiting a dealer. The only tool needed is a phillips screw driver. Remove two screws, carefully pull out the old light and remove it from the rubber molding, disconnect the electrical cord. Once you get the new light into the rubber molding (takes a bit of stretching) and reconnect the electrical, it slips into place and reattaches with the two screws. The electrical connection is a simple plug-in and requires no... » Read More Yes, if your Yukon has the lift up tailgate (I think all 2003's do). It fit my Tahoe perfectly and is a relatively simple DIY project that saves you more than $100 versus visiting a dealer. The only tool needed is a phillips screw driver. Remove two screws, carefully pull out the old light and remove it from the rubber molding, disconnect the electrical cord. Once you get the new light into the rubber molding (takes a bit of stretching) and reconnect the electrical, it slips into place and reattaches with the two screws. The electrical connection is a simple plug-in and requires no expertise if it is not damaged. « Show Less
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Hello, I have a 07 Tahoe LTZ and it works great. Programming was quick and done thru the information center on the dash board. Did not need the dealer to program.
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They should. I think they stopped that type of headlight in 2005 with the tahoes
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It should be ok make sure you dont have side post terminals on your tahoe if so then you have to get the adapters but yea go for it.... check on xs power.com and search your car vehicle just to double check
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I saw where someone asked about an 03 Tahoe, and people answered that it would fit it...since that is the same control that is in the 03 Silverado, I assume this part will also fit that. Looks identical to mine.
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Yes it should work fine. Works with my 07 Tahoe with autostart, and you just need to program both remotes at the same time for them to work. The instructions are pretty simple.
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With a 99, you actually just modify your existing flasher that is located in your steering column. To see how to do this, visit www.stu-offroad.com Under electrical, click the no mod '01-'06 flasher and a few lines down says click here for '98-'00 model. .it shows with images and verbiage how to modify your flasher. Warm regard Jenn
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I would go to YouTube and search for 2002 Chevy Tahoe Suburban Headlight switch, 1aauto. They have a good video on removing and installing. It's very easy to do but you want to watch the video. As mentioned already, this is a 5-10 minute job at most. If you forget your keys, like i did, it takes 10.
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We have a '09 Tahoe Z71, it works there. Probably not the most current, probably 2011. I think the more current probably costs maybe $100 plus. Hope this helps. We hardly ever use it, find it a bother.
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I agree - if 1998 Chevy Tahoe is listed it will work. There is a number on the back of the original (difficult to see), must match. Take your time following instructions and good luck!
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I have a 2007 Tahoe they worked great..Put batteries in an turned on they worked.
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They should work if you have individual coils for each plug.. The Tahoe I have is a 2002 with the 4.8L V8
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I'm not sure if the lights will fit a 2002 Tahoe.I have a1998 Chevy Silverado and they did not fit.l would say you have a good chance. Good Luck
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i wouldn't think so.i bought it for an 03 chevy Tahoe v8. if you live in the new York area thy will not deliver it.you have to send it to an address outside the new York area.
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Not too sure my car was a 2002 Tahoe and it worked perfect. If your part looks like the pic it should work fine too