Introduction
If your 1999 GMC Suburban’s brake lights aren’t working, you can utilize this guide to replace them. This guide will give step-by-step information on the process from start to finish. This is an overall easy and simple task that can be done in less than 15 minutes. Step 5 requires you to remove the bulb from the socket. The bulbs are made of glass, so handle them with care to avoid shattering them. Wearing nitrile gloves is recommended, but not completely necessary.
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Select the side of the car you would like to work on first.
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Open the trunk doors.
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These two holes have screws inside of them, so unscrew them to get the brake light out.
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The tail should already be loose from the previous step so pull it out slowly by turning it on its side and then pulling forward.
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Use the 7 mm socket to unscrew the two bolts securing the brake light housing to the tail light assembly.
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After taking off the screws, take the brake lights out and find which light isn't working by stepping on the brake.
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With the actual light, unplug them by pulling them out but not with too much force.
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Plug the new light bulb(s) in place of the ones that don't work.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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