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(1)Hey guys, it's Sara with americantrucks.com. And today, we have a review and install of the LED DRL Headlights with Clear Corners, Chrome Housings, and Clear Lenses, fitting your '14 to '15 Chevy Silverado 1500s. These are perfect for the Silverado owner who wants a projector-style headlight and wants one with LED halos, additional LED accents, as well as chrome styling. These projector headlights feature clear lenses with chrome housings and all bulbs are included making install a breeze. These headlights feature a projector-style lens for the low beam and a reflector-style for the high beam, similar to those with projector headlights from factory. They also add some LED halos around the outside of both lenses, as well as some additional LED accents. So, as far as price goes, these headlights come in at around $400, which is low to middle of the road price-wise when compared to other options. And for your money, you are getting a projector-style headlight that features LED halo and chrome styling.And as far as the install goes, I'm giving this one a two out of three wrenches on the difficulty meter. They do feature a direct bolt-up install, but some wiring is required to power those halos and LEDs. All in all, it can be done within two hours. So with that said, let's check out the install.For this install, we used an impact gun but a regular hand ratchet will work just fine. You'll also need a 10-millimeter socket, you may want a 10-millimeter ratcheting wrench as well. You'll need a Phillips head screwdriver. You may want a small extension, a pop clip removal tool, a wire stripping and crimping tool, and you may want some needle-nose pliers.All right. So, the first step in our uninstall, we're gonna grab a pop clip removal tool and remove all of the pop clips that hold on the rad support cover. Now, if you don't have a pop clip removal tool, you can use a flat-head screwdriver. Just be careful not to damage them because we are going to reuse these pop clips.And now with all of the pop clips removed, we can grab the rad support cover and remove it off the truck. All right. Now we're moving on to the wheel well, we need to remove this trim piece here. And to do so, we need to take out the bolts right on the inside. And we have a Phillips head here, I believe you may have an 8 or 7-mill stock, but just go ahead and grab the proper tool. We're using a Phillips head, and remove this bolt or screw that's on the inside of the trim piece. Then once you have this remove, make sure you repeat that on the other side. And you can grab your trim piece and pop it forward to remove it.Then once you've released each corner, go ahead and remove the trim piece. Now we can remove all of the bolts holding on our grille, starting with the 10 millimeters on top. Go ahead and grab your 10-millimeter socket and remove all four of the bolts on the top of the grille. Now there are four 10-millimeter bolts along the bottom of the grille as well, what we're gonna do is grab our 10-millimeter with an extension and get these removed.Continue on until you've removed all four of these bolts. Now that all of the bolts are removed, you can grab your grille and pull it straight back towards you to release it the rest of the way. Now we can start to remove our headlight. We're gonna begin with the two 10-millimeter bolts up top, grab your 10-millimeter socket and get these removed. Now there's one more bolt on the front side of headlight, grab that 10-millimeter and get this removed as well. And there's one more bolt right on the side of the headlight. You might need a wrench for this one, so we're gonna use a 10-millimeter ratcheting wrench.Now that all of the bolts are removed from the headlight, go ahead and pull it straight back towards you to release it off the truck, and then we'll spin it around so we can unplug it at the back. Then locate your main connector, press down on the black tab, and pull back to remove it. All right. And before we can install our headlight, we are gonna need to wire up some of the LEDs. Now they have given you two separate powers and two separate grounds that power both the halos and the LED bar. What we're gonna need to do first is grab each wire and strip it back.We have a stripping tool here, we're just gonna take a little bit off the end of each wire. Now, because these power two separate sources, you can wire them individually. But for demonstration purposes, we're gonna wire them together and power each LED source together. Now, again, there's lots of different ways to wire things up and it's up to you how you'd like to wire it on your truck. We are gonna join each ground and join each power just to power all the LEDs at the same time. Either way, make sure you get a nice, tight twist on these two wires. And even if you have a single wire here, even if you're doing this individually, make sure you have a tight twist. Now we're gonna grab a spade connector, line it up here, and crimp it down.Make sure you have a nice, tight connection. And this one is not heat-shrinkable, but if it is going to live on the truck, I do recommend getting a heat-shrinkable connector. Now we're gonna repeat that with our power wires. Same process we're actually gonna twist these together. But if you would like to wire these up individually, you are more than welcome. As long as you're getting power and ground, these will work perfectly fine.Crimp it down and double-check that you have a nice, tight connection. And again, I do recommend a heat-shrinkable connector so you would just heat shrink that after this. Now, these are both wired up, we can wire on the truck. Now we can do some wiring on the truck to power those LEDs. Now there's lots of different ways to wire these in, what I'm gonna do is tap into the running light wire and also grab the ground from this main harness. Now you can wire this in however you like, as long as you're getting a power and ground source.So now, again, there are tons of different ways to wire you can cut and splice these. I think a vampire clip is probably the fastest and easiest way. So for demonstration, we're going to go with this method. Again, as long as you're getting your power and ground, you can wire these in however you like.Slide the vampire clip over top of the wire and then I like to grab a needle-nose pliers and just squeeze it down to ensure it has a good connection. Because if the metal inside does not fully pierce this wire, you're not gonna get a connection at all. We're gonna repeat that on the ground wire, which is the black one. Now on our truck, the purple is the power for your running lights. If you're not sure and you wanna double-check, just grab a test light and just go into each of these openings and see where the power is. Same process, just gonna grab that needle-nose and make sure we're crimping it down.And again, you can do this by hand, but I just like to make sure we have a good connection so I do use those to squeeze it a little harder. Now we can connect our wires. The two red wires are gonna go to the purple on your truck. And then the two black are gonna go to the ground wire. Once you plug these in, it might be a good idea to throw some electrode tape or some zip ties just to ensure they are tucked away. And then you can plug in your main connector. Just go ahead and line it up on the new headlight and click it in place. Now we can start to line up the headlight on the truck and get it bolted down.And now that we have our headlight lined up, we can reinstall all of the hardware. We're gonna start with these two bolts up top here. And with your 10-millimeter socket, tighten them down. Now we can install the bolt on the front part of the headlight. We're just reusing the factory hardware here and with your 10-millimeter stock, tighten it down. And don't forget about the 10-millimeter bolt on the side of your headlight. Go ahead and get that one threaded in as well. Then with your 10-millimeter wrench, go ahead and tighten it down.All right. So, now that you have your factory headlight uninstalled from your truck, we can check it out side-by-side with our new headlight here. Now, these are both projector-style lenses, but for those of you who don't have a projector stock, this will be a nice upgrade. In addition, it also features some LED accents, as well as halos, which are a nice upgrade from factory. And they finish that off with a chrome design for those of you who wanna add some more chrome to the front of your truck.So with that said, go ahead and repeat all of those steps to install your passenger side headlight. And once you have that passenger side headlight installed, we can reinstall the grille. Go ahead and line up all of the brackets up top. There should be a plastic post as well that you can help line up, wiggle it in place, and then pop each clip in. Now you can grab your factory hardware and thread it back into the top of the grille. Then take that 10-millimeter socket and tighten it down. Repeat that with the rest of your hardware until all of the top bolts on your grille are installed.Now we can install the bolts at the bottom of our grille. Now, a trick I like to use is to line the bolt up in the socket and use that to start the threads. And then once we have it threaded in, grab your ratchet or impact gun and then tighten it down from there. Now, repeat that process to install the rest of the bolts in the bottom of your grille. And with your 10-millimeter socket, tighten them down.Now that we have the grille in place, we can line up and reinstall the trim piece. Go ahead and line it up upfront, and then pop it in at each side. Then once that trim piece is in place, grab those factory bolts and reinstall them. Like I said earlier, ours is a Phillips so we're using a Phillips head screwdriver and repeat that on the other side. And now that our trim piece is fully installed, we can reinstall the rad support cover, line up all the tabs up front, and pop it in place. And with the cover installed, we can now reinstall all of the factory pop clips. Line them up and press them into place. All right. And now that your rad support cover is reinstalled, you can shut your hood.And then that is gonna do it for the review and install of these headlights. And remember 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
- Projector Style Headlight
- LED Daytime Running Light
- Sporty Modern design
- Chrome Housing with Clear Corners
- Superior Lighting Performance
- Plug-n-play Design, Direct Bolt-on
- Professional Installation Recommended
- Fits 2014-2015 Silverado 1500
| Headlight Type | Projector |
| Headlight Housing Color | Chrome |
| Headlight Lens Color | Clear |
| Headlight Style | Aftermarket Style |
Description
Projector Style Headlights. Add style and safety to your Silverado 1500 with this LED DRL Headlights with Clear Corner Lights; Chrome Housing; Clear Lens. These Projector Headlights let you rock a sporty look on your auto while also giving you a bright view of the road ahead.
Superior Lighting Capability. To give you the safest lit view of the road, these Projector Headlamps use a combination of power efficient LED for its Daylight Running Lights, while bright 9005 and H1 type bulbs are used for its high and low beams.
Plug-n-play Design. Made to deliver reliable performance out the box, these LED Headlights come in a direct bolt-on design, with little to no modification required, so you can replace your old headlamps and safely cruise the night.
Installation. To ensure that your hardware isn't damaged during removal and replacement, professional installation is recommended.
Application. The LED DRL Headlights with Clear Corner Lights; Chrome Housing; Clear Lens fits 2014-2015 Silverado 1500's.
Superior Lighting Capability. To give you the safest lit view of the road, these Projector Headlamps use a combination of power efficient LED for its Daylight Running Lights, while bright 9005 and H1 type bulbs are used for its high and low beams.
Plug-n-play Design. Made to deliver reliable performance out the box, these LED Headlights come in a direct bolt-on design, with little to no modification required, so you can replace your old headlamps and safely cruise the night.
Installation. To ensure that your hardware isn't damaged during removal and replacement, professional installation is recommended.
Application. The LED DRL Headlights with Clear Corner Lights; Chrome Housing; Clear Lens fits 2014-2015 Silverado 1500's.
Fitment:
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WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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Customer Reviews (111)
Review Summary
Installation Time: Afternoon
Nov 2, 2024
2015 LT - BodieC
Installation Time: Less than 1 Hour
Just what the Dr ordered…
They shipped right away and arrived just as described. I got the prepaid installation but then was told they couldn’t do the install for at least a month and then told they only install M-F 8-5 and I’d need to leave the truck with them. I installed myself and it only took about 45-55 mins from start to cleaned up. My 2015 had 2 more screws on the front colored trim and it has loops on it that hook under the grill but I managed to get off and then back on.
Visibility 4/5
Fit 5/5
Quality 5/5
Bang For Your Buck 5/5
Jun 17, 2024
2014 LT - ChristophW
Installation Time: Less than 1 Hour
bright eyes ??
very nice fit, plug and play. looks cool with the accents and led's.
Visibility 4/5
Fit 5/5
Quality 5/5
Bang For Your Buck 4/5
Apr 7, 2024
2014 LT - aaron12palacios
Installation Time: Afternoon
Looks Modern
Install was smooth, these headlights make my truck look like a brand new one! I’ve gotten a lot of compliments with these I definitely recommend these for anyone trying to upgrade.
Visibility 5/5
Fit 5/5
Quality 4/5
Bang For Your Buck 5/5
Jan 8, 2024
2015 LT - Bsan
Installation Time: Afternoon
2015 Silverado Condensation in Passenger Housing
The passenger housing has condensation build-up due to a poor seal. Reaching out to for a return.
Visibility 4/5
Fit 5/5
Quality 3/5
Bang For Your Buck 4/5
Dec 13, 2023
2015 High Country - steven94
Installation Time: Shop Install
Cheap
They are not Plug and Play. Couple Months after install they started to Fog up. Never got the LED part to Function. Huge finger Print inside the housing over the bulb area. Cheap feeling with not a snug fit. Spend the extra Money get something better.
Visibility 2/5
Fit 2/5
Quality 2/5
Bang For Your Buck 2/5
Nov 26, 2023
2015 LT - Chevychariot
Installation Time: Afternoon
Honest Review
My anticipation for these headlights grew over the course of 3 days as it took to arrive in 4. Excited to install my headlights I watched the video a dozen times so I can be familiar on the disassembly of the truck to save time. I started in the morning around 11am and finished around 3pm. First roadblock was an additional screw the video didn't mention when taking off the trim. Theres an additional 7mm screw hiding upside down. Once I got to the wiring, I ran into a problem. I couldnt find anywhere what size "T-Tap" gauge the woman used in the video, I even asked American Trucks and they couldnt find it. So I just used the Blue (18-14) Gauge for the Power and the Yellow (12-10) Gauge for the ground. The red cables on the new headlights power the "C" shaped light and the icy bar in between the two headlights. So I used the 1/4" (16-14) gauge Male spade connector for the red and black wires. I did have a test light to check for power on both right and left headlight harness. Right side was Purple wire for headlights and Black for ground just like in the video. Left side I believe it was a greyish color wire for the headlights, black was ground. Once I installed the headlights I turned on the Truck to see if it all works. The headlights turned on, off, Check.. Blinkers, check. High beams? One side didn't turn on. My Right side. I thought i might have done some wiring wrong or messed up somewhere. I used the test light and narrowed it down to a BAD HIGH BEAM BULB. Luckily I was at Oreilly's already and I had them find the right bulb. Once installed, I checked the high beams and boom, it worked. It had a faulty high beam bulb. The only problem now was that one high beam color was different than the other one. So I had to purchase another high beam bulb to have it the same color. I called American Trucks and told them the issue, they were happy to refund me the amount for the bulbs. In the End of it all, I really love the way these headlights look, and the way the DRLs look. The headlight does get hot after about 20-30mns not sure if thats a big concern, YET . Other than that. Doing the install was fun and a learning experience , and I was satisfied on how flush the headlights looked . If you're down to do it yourself then I say do it. It wasn't that hard , and this was my first time working on my truck with Electrical wiring! And it pays off at the end. Good Luck and God Bless.
Visibility 4/5
Fit 5/5
Quality 3/5
Bang For Your Buck 4/5
Aug 2, 2023
2015 LS - JannikaL
Installation Time: Afternoon
Headlight exchange
I wanted new headlights for my truck and found some on this website that I really liked that came with lights. Got the package in the mail and went to install them and it was a little harder than I had originally thought it was going to be. Once I had installed the lights and turned them on I really liked them except they did not have LED bulbs in them. My mistake I should have read more about the product and see where the lights were not LED. So the lights look awesome just have a yellow light shining out of them which I will change to make the truck look better at night.
Visibility 4/5
Fit 5/5
Quality 5/5
Bang For Your Buck 4/5
Feb 8, 2023
2014 LT - CWWard
Installation Time: Afternoon
Like the look. Work good so far. No Installion instructions
I like the look and they are working well so far. Found out the amber lights do not come with bulbs but the high and low beam do. Contacted supplier and was told they come with LEDs for the amber lights but the holders were empty.
Visibility 3/5
Fit 4/5
Quality 3/5
Bang For Your Buck 3/5
Sep 14, 2022
2015 LTZ - Jackson20
Installation Time: Afternoon
Bang for your buck
They look super good for the money, easy enough installation
Visibility 5/5
Fit 5/5
Quality 5/5
Bang For Your Buck 5/5
Jun 28, 2022
2014 LTZ - TuckerLokerson2
Installation Time: Afternoon
Easy wiring fits perfect
No fogging up and very easy to wire. Took about 2 hours because of getting all the clips undone
Visibility 5/5
Fit 5/5
Quality 5/5
Bang For Your Buck 5/5
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