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(1)Justin: Hey, guys. Justin here with americantrucks.com, and today we're taking a closer look at and installing the LED Bar Projector Headlights, available for all 2014 and 2015 Silverado 1500s. Now, these headlights should appeal to all 1500 owners out there who might be after an option that will help refresh the front end, but still stick to that factory-style recipe, with the chrome housings and the clear lenses, along with those built-in projectors. But at the same time, these will go the extra mile, and add that subtle modern touch, thanks to the included daytime running lights.Now, in talking features here with these particular lights, a couple do come to mind. Now, first and foremost, you are getting that factory-styled light, like we just talked about, but with the inclusion of some modern touches. The reality is, not everyone is into some crazy-looking aftermarket headlight on their rig, and if that is the case, and you prefer to not really deviate too far from the stock styling, these would certainly be worth checking out. Now, the second feature to me is, again, that inclusion of the LED daytime running lights, and that's where those modern touches do come into play. Now, these are done with an upper and a lower LED bar, as you can see down here, and I think these headlights do a great job of framing the actual light in regards to the LED bars themselves, and it is very subtle when the truck is turned off. So they're really not gonna stick out too much or look out of place even when the truck is parked. But, of course, when everything is fired up, these DRLs add a modern touch to the headlight, and will illuminate whenever the parking lights or headlights have been switched on. Finally, guys, here, the final feature, to me, is still a biggie, and that is the fact that you are getting that low-beam projector up top here. Now, unless you had a higher trim level Silverado from the factory, then chances are you missed out on the factory projector here. So, not only does that add a higher-end look or appearance, but they will also help nighttime visibility, thanks to the more focused, brighter beam of light.Now, construction will be very similar to that of the factory halogen headlights in a lot of different ways. We've already just talked about here the projector low beams up top, but you are, of course, getting the high-beam housing down below here, that is a reflector-style housing, much like the factory projector headlights found on the Silverados. Now, the DRLs, again, are included both top and bottom here. Again, they do a great job of framing that headlight area, and they do also kick in some amber turn signal bulbs here on the side. Now, I do wanna point out here, guys, that these particular headlights do include all of your bulbs, so they are ready to go right out of the box. Also worth mentioning, again, going back to that factory styling, the chrome inner housing, they top everything off with that crystal clear polycarbonate lens, and of course, they are sealed up nice and tight, to prevent any condensation building up over time. Now, I do like pointing out also here with headlight videos that these things are DOT and SAE-legal. That makes them legal for use in all 50 states. And they are backed by a limited warranty, in case you run into any issues.Now, moving into price point here, guys, and for around that $450 ballpark for these LED bar options, they are gonna be priced, I would say, right in line with a lot of your other similar headlights here on the site or in the category. You can certainly get a bit more aftermarket in appearance for a similar price point if you wanted to go, like, dark housing, smoked lenses, even more LEDs. But again, if you did wanna stay true to that OE recipe, with the modern DRLs as kind of a bonus, these are gonna be one of your most affordable options on the site.But now, let's get into the install a little bit more, and the site's gonna call this one a solid 1 out of 3 wrenches on the difficulty meter, taking you at least an hour to complete from start to finish. But now, let's throw things out to the shop for our detailed walkthrough and tool breakdown.Man 1: Tools required for this install include a ratchet, a clip remover tool, Phillips head screwdriver, 10-millimeter ratcheting wrench, wire strippers and crimpers, scissors or diagonal cutters, an extension, 10-millimeter socket, some zip ties, and a T-tap and a male spade.What's up, guys? Today we're installing a set of headlights on our Silverado. First, we're gonna watch a quick uninstall video showing you how to remove your factory headlights, and I'll meet you right back here for the install.Man 2: All right. First step here, we have to uninstall our factory headlights. To do that, pop your hood. We're gonna remove the radiator shroud. Now, there's a bunch of these plastic black pushpin clips here. What you're gonna do is take a panel removal tool, I'm gonna start with this guy here. You're just gonna pry up on the middle section. Once that's up, you don't necessarily need to take it off in two pieces, but once that's up, you can pull it off altogether, just like that. Do that for each one along the entire shroud. Now that all those clips are off, let's just lift up on the shroud and set it aside. Next up, we have to head over to the wheel well to remove this one Phillips head screw. Now, the reason we're doing that is because this entire trim piece that goes along all underneath the headlights and grille has to come off. So, grab a Phillips head. We're just gonna take this one screw off in each wheel well. So, once you have one taken care of, repeat on the other side. Once that's off, you can start cracking that guy loose. All right. Next step here, just pull that trim piece all the way off, and set it aside.All right. Next up, let's get our grille out of the way. Now, there's four 10-millimeter bolts at the top, so I'm switching over to an impact gun and a deep socket. So, let's get those off. All right. Now, on the bottom left and bottom right corners, you're gonna find another 10-millimeter for the grille. I'm switching over to an extension on my 10-mill. All right. Same thing on the other side. All right. So, now we can just pull the grille off in one piece. All right. Next step, let's unbolt our headlight. Now, I'm working on our passenger side here. There's two 10-millimeter bolts up top we're gonna start with. All right. Next up, behind where our grille was here, there's one more bolt at the bottom down there. All right. We have one more down here in the corner, right behind where the trim was underneath the headlight. I'm gonna use a 10-millimeter ratcheting wrench for this guy, just because it's at a tough angle. All right. So, now we can just pull that straight back, and you just pinch and disconnect the harness. Just like that. Set your factory light aside.Man 1: Now, before we install our new headlights, we're gonna have to get our wire harness situated. We have one wire that's gonna go to a positive wire that we're gonna splice into off of our daytime running light harness. And then we have two connectors that'll plug into the back of our headlights. So now, the way I'm gonna be wiring this up is by using a T-tap and a male spade connector. Now, the T-tap has a metal portion that's going to cut into the wire. Once you close this up, this is gonna go on the body harness side. And then I'm gonna crimp this male spade connector to our wire. This is gonna slide into our T-tap, just like that, to make our connection. So, we've already got some wire stripped back, so we're just gonna twist up that lead, and slide our male spade on top of it, and then crimp that down. And then now, we can get this installed onto the truck.So, now we can install our T-tap. Now, what you're gonna wanna do is turn on the daytime running lights inside the truck, and then you can probe all of these connectors to find which one's your DRL. So, I've got a test light. I've got the negative side hooked up to the negative battery terminal. And then we can just poke in here. And then right there, we have our test light light up. And that's gonna be this gray wire back here, that we already have a T-tap on. Now, if you're doing this for the first time, you're gonna take the metal part, you're gonna put the wire around that, and then you can close this up and pinch it with a pair of pliers to lock it in place, and that's gonna cut through the wire there. Now, since we already have one installed, I'm gonna take our male spade that we crimped onto our wire, and plug that into the blue T-tap that we already had on there. And then halfway through our harness, we have our first connector. That's gonna stay on the passenger side here. So, I'm just gonna bunch up all of this excess, and then we can zip-tie it so that it's not all over the place. Then you can take a pair of scissors or diagonal cutters and cut off the excess of that zip tie. Tuck that away, and then we can run the remainder of our harness over to the driver side.So, now I'm gonna run our other connector over to the driver side headlight bucket. So, we have a nice slot here, that I can feed it back through. And then I'm just gonna follow this wire harness that goes across the top of our radiator. I'm just gonna run it across for now, and then I'll go back and zip-tie everything down. Now, once we get to the other side, we have a little triangle right here that we can drop this down through, and then an oval hole that we can pull it through. And then that'll drop into our headlight bucket nicely, and we can go back and zip-tie everything up. So, now I'm gonna get a couple of zip ties on each side, just to wrap this up to our harness, keep it all out of the way. Then take your scissors or diagonal cutters and cut off the excess.So, now we can hook up our new headlights. We've got our one main connector, as well as our bullet connector that's gonna go to our new harness. So, I'll get the bullet connector in there first, and then we can plug in our main connector, and then we can tuck everything back and out of the way, and slide this into place. Now we can reinstall our bolts. We're gonna start with the two on top and the one at the front. And we'll just get everything in place, and take a 10-mill socket to tighten it down. And now we can come down to the outside, and reinstall our final bolt. And then we'll take a 10-millimeter ratcheting wrench to tighten it down. And then you can repeat that same process on the other side.Next, we can line up and reinstall our grille. Now we can reinstall the four bolts at the top of our grille, along with our radiator cover. And we'll take a 10-mill socket and tighten down our bolts. Now, for our radiator cover, we have these two tabs at the front that are gonna slot into a couple holes. So, we'll get those in first, and then we can lay it down and reinstall all of our push clips. Now we can install our lower grille bolts. Now, everywhere that you have one of these rectangular cutouts, there's a bolt. There's two on the left side, two on the right side. So, I'm getting a bolt with a 10-mill socket and extension to get these started, and I'll throw my ratchet on the other side. And then you can do that same thing on the other side. And now we can line up and reinstall our lower trim. Now, lastly, we can come back to the fender well. We have a couple screws that are holding in our lower trim piece. Now, both of ours are missing, so we don't have anything to put back in that hole, but you can just follow the step from the uninstall of removing that screw for putting it back in.So, that'll wrap up this review and install of the DRL Bar Projector Headlights with Chrome Housing and Clear Lens, for your 2014 to '15 Silverado 1500. Thank you for watching, and for all things Silverado, keep it right here at americantrucks.com.
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Product Information
Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features & Specs
- DRL Bar Projector Headlights
- Enhanced Brightness
- High-Beam H7 Halogen Bulbs
- Fixed Illumination Point
- Highly Resistant Materials
- Purchased in Pairs
- Limited Warranty
- Plug-n-Play Wiring
- Fits All 2014-2015 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Models
| Headlight Type | Projector |
| Headlight Housing Color | Chrome |
| Headlight Lens Color | Clear |
| Headlight Style | Aftermarket Style |
Description
Enhanced Brightness. Need brighter lights for your Silverado? These DRL Bar Projector Headlights go beyond your expectations as they produce a whopping 1500 lumens of brightness thanks to their compatibility with the H7 high-beam halogen bulbs which produce unprecedented amounts of light at controlled intervals.
Fixed Lighting Points. These DRL Bar Projector Headlights have a fixed lighting point where the light shines brightest unlike other headlights which sacrifice brightness for a wider light scope by spreading and reflecting the light, these projector lights only point in one direction.
Highly Resistant Materials. The DRL Bar Projector Headlights are made of top-class hardened chrome plastered to a thermoplastic base layer that repels heat while the chrome repels debris. These Projector lights are also air-sealed with a clear polycarbonate lens that acts to intensify its light output even further.
Warranty. This product is purchased with a limited lifetime warranty. This warranty covers any defects or damage prior to its installation. Certain limitations may apply to this warranty.
Plug-n-Play Wiring. These DRL Bar Projector Headlights do not require professional installation and can be finished in less than an hour.
Application. These DRL Bar Projector Headlights fit all 2014-2015 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 models.
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Customer Reviews (6)
Mar 10, 2025
Review shared from LED DRL Projector Headlights; Black Housing; Clear Lens (14-15 Silverado 1500)
2014 -
Installation Time: Afternoon
Great lights, Wiring?
Got these lights and had them for about 4 months now. Look really good on the road with LED bulbs, I had to buy ones for it. As I said, they look good, wiring is very cheap and connectors fell off when unplugging stock bulbs. Could use some more TLC when assembling.
Visibility 5/5
Fit 5/5
Quality 2/5
Bang For Your Buck 3/5
Nov 2, 2024
Review shared from LED DRL Projector Headlights; Black Housing; Clear Lens (14-15 Silverado 1500)
2014 LT - RanchMechanic
Installation Time: Less than 1 Hour
Really good
Really good headlights. Wiring in the lED DRLs was really easy. I like that there is vertical and horizontal adjustment for the bulbs it makes it nice to dial in.
Visibility 5/5
Fit 5/5
Quality 5/5
Bang For Your Buck 5/5
Mar 25, 2022
Review shared from LED DRL Projector Headlights; Black Housing; Clear Lens (14-15 Silverado 1500)
2014 LT - Jesus84
Installation Time: Afternoon
Headlights
Recently purchased these lights and I'm extremely happy with the product . It took me about 2 hours to do the install , make sure you buy a fuse jumper when you buy these lights , you'll need one.
Visibility 4/5
Fit 5/5
Quality 5/5
Bang For Your Buck 4/5
Jul 17, 2021
Review shared from Halo Projector Headlights; Black Housing; Clear Lens (99-02 Silverado 1500)
2000 LS - Andrewmartinez
Installation Time: Afternoon
Halo lights
This halos lights are brilliant and phenomenal...l like them...
Visibility 5/5
Fit 5/5
Quality 5/5
Bang For Your Buck 5/5
Mar 4, 2025
Review shared from DRL Projector Headlights; Black Housing; Clear Lens (15-17 F-150 w/ Factory Halogen Headlights)
2017 XLT -
Installation Time: Afternoon
Pretty Good
I purchased a set. The product was well protected and installed pretty easily. Unfortunately I had to return the right hand headlamp assembly due to water leaking inside. The second one came in and is doing just fine. I would recommend this product.
Visibility 5/5
Fit 5/5
Quality 4/5
Bang For Your Buck 0/5
Feb 12, 2025
Review shared from DRL Projector Headlights; Black Housing; Clear Lens (15-17 F-150 w/ Factory Halogen Headlights)
2015 XLT - Mkjhnr
Installation Time: Afternoon
Look great
They look great but in the video he ties the DRL into the marker lamp so thats what I did and its wrong. They need to tie into the low beams or the LED DRLs will only light up at night. Adjusting screws to adjust the beams are on the back so you have to adjust some pop them back in adjust more pop them back in its a huge PITA but they look good
Visibility 4/5
Fit 5/5
Quality 4/5
Bang For Your Buck 5/5
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Mar 17, 2025
Review shared from LED Fog Lights; Clear (16-18 Silverado 1500)
2017 - CedricB
Plug n play on a 2017 Silverado 1500
This set came with extra wiring I initially thought I had to use. Once I noticed the connection plugs were the same, I swapped them out. My only problem was disconnecting the the plug from the stock lights. I broke that plug, so I went ahead and cut them both and used the plugs/connectors that came with this kit. At this point, I haven't actually used them yet but they do respond like the stock ones did. At this point, I'm satisfied with my purchase!
Mar 10, 2025
Review shared from LED DRL Projector Headlights; Black Housing; Clear Lens (14-15 Silverado 1500)
2014 -
Great lights, Wiring?
Got these lights and had them for about 4 months now. Look really good on the road with LED bulbs, I had to buy ones for it. As I said, they look good, wiring is very cheap and connectors fell off when unplugging stock bulbs. Could use some more TLC when assembling.
Nov 2, 2024
Review shared from LED DRL Projector Headlights; Black Housing; Clear Lens (14-15 Silverado 1500)
2014 LT - RanchMechanic
Really good
Really good headlights. Wiring in the lED DRLs was really easy. I like that there is vertical and horizontal adjustment for the bulbs it makes it nice to dial in.
Jun 6, 2023
Review shared from LED Tail Lights; Black Housing; Smoked Lens (14-15 Silverado 1500)
2015 LTZ - tgc112397
Easy Install
These look great on my truck 2015 Silverado LTZ. Easy install about 20 min.
May 15, 2023
Review shared from LED Tail Lights; Chrome Housing; Red Lens (14-18 Silverado 1500 w/ Factory Halogen Tail Lights)
2014 - JosPerez
LED TAILIGHTS
It is an amazing light gives a it a little different cool look the turning signals are amazing as well I really did like the look it gave the truck
Dec 16, 2022
Review shared from LED Fog Lights; Clear (16-18 Silverado 1500)
2017 LTZ - papas
Outstanding
Bright and clear, fit perfect, only had to change two wires.
Mar 25, 2022
Review shared from LED DRL Projector Headlights; Black Housing; Clear Lens (14-15 Silverado 1500)
2014 LT - Jesus84
Headlights
Recently purchased these lights and I'm extremely happy with the product . It took me about 2 hours to do the install , make sure you buy a fuse jumper when you buy these lights , you'll need one.
Nov 21, 2021
Review shared from LED Fog Lights; Clear (16-18 Silverado 1500)
2016 - S124602
S12e602
Excellent products will continue to order more items.
Nov 30, 2024
Review shared from Altezza Tail Lights; Black Housing; Smoked Lens (99-06 Silverado 1500 Fleetside)
2006 LT - RobW
Rear Tail lights
Easy to install, pretty much plug and play. For standard setup with LED replacement bulbs , they are very noticeable.
Oct 27, 2024
Review shared from LED Tail Lights; Black Housing; Smoked Lens (07-13 Silverado 1500)
2010 - CandiceVB
Look great but need adapter to make reverse light work
Bought these for my sons 2010 Silverado TX edition for his bday. He loves them, but the hole for the reverse bulb is larger than the stock bulb on his tail lights so he is having to purchase an adapter to make it work. Not a big deal but worth noting. Also, I'm the mom, so I don't really know what any of this means. ????? But it might help someone else.
Questions & Answers (2)
5 Top Rated Questions
Q: With the lighting control set to auto, are the daytime running lights supposed to be running during the day? Are these headlights fully compatible with the automatic lighting system with the truck?
A: No, with these DRL Bar Projector Headlights the DRL LED bars will not activate automatically. They will only activate when the parking lights or headlights are on.
Q: I would like to replace the high and low beam halogen bulbs with LEDs. What bulb size should I get for each? H7 led replacements for high beams? What type for low beams? Thanks for any additional details.
A: the H7 will be the only direct serviceable bulb for the high beam which yes will be an H7 LED. To add LED lights into the projector; extensive modification will be needed.
