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Painless Performance Products High Beam Headlight Relay Kit 1999-2002 GM Full-Size Truck/SUV
764-30821
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High Beam Headlight Relay Kits
NOTE: Kit is compatible with all 1999-2002 GM trucks with low beam daytime running lights. Some 1999 and later trucks wiring did not change. If your headlight wires are tan and green please use kit #30802; if you see purple and yellow please use kit #30821.
This kit includes:
Specifications:
Since the 4-headlight system was introduced in 1988, GM full-size pickup truck and Suburban owners have wondered why their low beams go off when the high beams are turned on. No good reason comes to mind. Increase the intensity and improve the spread pattern by keeping all four lights on when in high beam mode. Easy 10 minute installation. Includes relay, color coded wiring and fuse protection. Will work on all trucks, including those with daytime running lights.
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