name of a part
#1
09-17-2008, 10:43 AM
name of a part
hey people, can anyone tell me the name or part number for the piece that the bulb fits into on the rear bumber? the red light that illuminates when the lights are on and also glows brighter when the brakes are pressed. (not the lense but the part that the bulb fits into)
#4
09-18-2008, 04:45 AM
RE: name of a part
Hello Friend,
Some time ago, I went to my local Hummer Dealer / Parts Dept. for this same bulb socket.
I thought they were at most $10 each at most.
They turned out to be $50 each!
I guess I'll wait till I find them at a local auto wrecker / junk yard.
Some time ago, I went to my local Hummer Dealer / Parts Dept. for this same bulb socket.
I thought they were at most $10 each at most.
They turned out to be $50 each!
I guess I'll wait till I find them at a local auto wrecker / junk yard.
#6
09-18-2008, 05:40 PM
RE: name of a part
Hello Friend,
To Clarify,
The part which I wanted to purchase from Hummer was the Harness connector plug for the bulb socket. It is a standard three prong connector plug which is the one in the same as for the front turn signal lights.
Hummer wanted $50 for just this connector plug.
If this is any help, the rear bumper light bulb socket which you are seeking is also the one in the same as for the front turn signal lights, it is keyed the same way as well.
If you purchase this item just ensure that the rubber circular gasket fits well upon insertion.
The part number for the whole rear bumper light lens housing assembly is: 15100039 right side, and 15100038 left side.
It also comes with the light bulb and light bulb socket but not with the three prong connector plug since the item is considered part of the vehicles electrical harness.
I think it costs about $60. It may be worth just purchasing the whole assembly
Safari Hummer H2
To Clarify,
The part which I wanted to purchase from Hummer was the Harness connector plug for the bulb socket. It is a standard three prong connector plug which is the one in the same as for the front turn signal lights.
Hummer wanted $50 for just this connector plug.
If this is any help, the rear bumper light bulb socket which you are seeking is also the one in the same as for the front turn signal lights, it is keyed the same way as well.
If you purchase this item just ensure that the rubber circular gasket fits well upon insertion.
The part number for the whole rear bumper light lens housing assembly is: 15100039 right side, and 15100038 left side.
It also comes with the light bulb and light bulb socket but not with the three prong connector plug since the item is considered part of the vehicles electrical harness.
I think it costs about $60. It may be worth just purchasing the whole assembly
Safari Hummer H2
#7
09-18-2008, 06:15 PM
RE: name of a part
ORIGINAL: SafariHummerH2
Hello Friend,
To Clarify,
The part which I wanted to purchase from Hummer was the Harness connector plug for the bulb socket. It is a standard three prong connector plug which is the one in the same as for the front turn signal lights.
Hummer wanted $50 for just this connector plug.
If this is any help, the rear bumper light bulb socket which you are seeking is also the one in the same as for the front turn signal lights, it is keyed the same way as well.
If you purchase this item just ensure that the rubber circular gasket fits well upon insertion.
The part number for the whole rear bumper light lens housing assembly is: 15100039 right side, and 15100038 left side.
It also comes with the light bulb and light bulb socket but not with the three prong connector plug since the item is considered part of the vehicles electrical harness.
I think it costs about $60. It may be worth just purchasing the whole assembly
Safari Hummer H2
Hello Friend,
To Clarify,
The part which I wanted to purchase from Hummer was the Harness connector plug for the bulb socket. It is a standard three prong connector plug which is the one in the same as for the front turn signal lights.
Hummer wanted $50 for just this connector plug.
If this is any help, the rear bumper light bulb socket which you are seeking is also the one in the same as for the front turn signal lights, it is keyed the same way as well.
If you purchase this item just ensure that the rubber circular gasket fits well upon insertion.
The part number for the whole rear bumper light lens housing assembly is: 15100039 right side, and 15100038 left side.
It also comes with the light bulb and light bulb socket but not with the three prong connector plug since the item is considered part of the vehicles electrical harness.
I think it costs about $60. It may be worth just purchasing the whole assembly
Safari Hummer H2
#8
09-18-2008, 07:32 PM
RE: name of a part
Hello Friend,
No problem....Just keep us posted on your progress.
You can also try looking up and ordering Hummer parts at: gmpartsdirect.com and also through one of our fellow forum friend "gmpartsdude" at: gmpartshouse.com
Welcome to Hummer forums!
You'll see allot of my postings with photos on previous and current custom installations on my 2003 H2.
Safari Hummer H2
No problem....Just keep us posted on your progress.
You can also try looking up and ordering Hummer parts at: gmpartsdirect.com and also through one of our fellow forum friend "gmpartsdude" at: gmpartshouse.com
Welcome to Hummer forums!
You'll see allot of my postings with photos on previous and current custom installations on my 2003 H2.
Safari Hummer H2
#9
09-18-2008, 08:01 PM
RE: name of a part
Hello Friends,
For your pleasure as previously posted, here are photos of the "RED REAR REFLECTORS" I placed in the same area of the rear bumper tail lights.
I purchased them through Ebay.
They are the original parts from a 1968 TORINO GT FAIRLANE 500.
Safari Hummer H2
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For your pleasure as previously posted, here are photos of the "RED REAR REFLECTORS" I placed in the same area of the rear bumper tail lights.
I purchased them through Ebay.
They are the original parts from a 1968 TORINO GT FAIRLANE 500.
Safari Hummer H2
[IMG]local://upfiles/4067/05D96553082F4B20BFD4DB92B15236FB.jpg[/IMG]
#10
09-18-2008, 08:04 PM
RE: name of a part
second photo:
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