2004-2007 Silverado Fog Light Driving Light -Left Driver

*2004 built from 1/3/04

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SKU: 1225-0104L - 1571020

04* 05 06 07* Chevy Silverado

Left Driver Fog Light

Front Bumper Mounted

Includes Lens, Housing And Bracket

DOT and SAE approved

Pricing: $48.00

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Left Driver
Front Bumper Mounted
Includes Lens, Housing And Bracket
DOT and SAE approved
*2004 Chevy Silverado 1500, 2500, 3500 Pickup Built From 1/3/04
2005-2006 Chevy Silverado 1500, 2500, 3500 Pickup
*2007 Chevy Silverado Classic Body
Replaces Dealer OEM 15791433
Replacement Silverado Fog Light Built To OEM Specifications
*Build Date; The date of manufacture will appear on a sticker that is located around the driver's door. It may be on the door or found on the door frame

Need a new fog light assembly that looks, fits and performs like the original, for less than going back to the dealership? This replacement fog light was reverse-engineered to match the stock equipment on specific vehicles.

Seamless replacement - this fog light assembly was specifically designed to look and function like the original equipment on specific vehicles
Excellent value - original equipment quality at a lower price
Durable materials - high-grade plastic protects against weather and road conditions
Easy installation - built to match the original dimensions for proper fit

Fog lights are completely separate units from standard headlights. Fog lights have a unique beam shape. Their beams are flat and wide, and they are positioned low on the car, usually near the front bumper. The shape of the fog light beams usually resembles a narrow bar.

Fog lights are designed to illuminate a wide path of road with a relatively short distance. The proper mounting of fog lights are at a height of between 18” and 20” above the road. Fog forms about 20-24” above the road and stretches upward farther than we can see. When fog lights are mounted properly, they project their light under the fog and forward down the road. This helps you “see through” the fog, but of course there are limits.

They are meant to cut through the fog and light up the surface of the road so that drivers can see well enough to stay on the road and within their lane