Tail lights

Asked by Pedro1080 Mar 03, 2016 at 08:48 PM about the 2015 Chevrolet Suburban 1500 LTZ RWD

Question type: Car Customization

I put the cadilac escalade tail lights to my
chevrolete suburban 2015 but when i brake the car
turns on the blinking light

8 Answers

Thank you very much But sorry i dont understand i just hace tu chanche the sockets cables ??

223,745

May be that you have the wiring is going to the wrong places in the tail light lens?

I an using the stock cable of the suburban and i am connecting to the cadilac cable that comes with the escalade tail lights do you think that is for that ? And ir it is because of that if you know a waybto fix it

223,745

The wiring evidently might be different. The plugins went together? That sounds like it should work properly but I guess not. What I would do is to use a test light to you know what wire does what. See if they match up to the Escalade's wires. If they don't may have to just do a little changing around with the wires back there.

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