1992-1999 Chevy Suburban Park Signal Light W/Sealed Beam -Left Driver

Chevy Suburban With Sealed Beam Headlamps

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SKU: 1224-0049L - 5974337

92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99 Chevy Suburban

Left Driver Park Lamp

Lens Cover / Housing Unit

Chevy Suburban With Sealed Beam Headlight

DOT and SAE approved

Pricing: $26.00

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Left Driver Side Park Lamp
Mounts Below Sealed Beam Headlight
Includes Lens / Housing
DOT and SAE approved
1992, 1993, 94, 95, 96, 97, 1998, 1999 Chevy Suburban 1500, 2500
Replaces Dealer OEM Number 5974337
Replacement Chevy Suburban Parking Light Built To OEM Specifications

Our comprehensive line lighting components includes headlights, side marker lights, tail lights and more! All our lighting components are direct replacements for a proper fit

Replacement helps you pass state inspection-and avoid tickets and fines
No special tools required
Manufactured to strict engineering quality standards

Before they were called parking lights, they were known as "sidelights." And at one time, they WERE used to make a parked car more visible, when it was pulled over to the side of the road where other drivers might not expect it. But since the mid-sixties, we have emergency flashers or hazard lights for that.

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Design: OEM comparable
Material: Plastic Lens Cover (Same as Original)
Certification: DOT / SAE approved
Color/finish: Clear Lens
Bulb included: X
Light source: Sealed Beam
Wiring harness included: X
Vehicle body type: With Sealed Beam Headlights
Bracket(s) Included: X
Condition: New
Location: Left Driver Lower Park Lamp
Dealer OEM Number: 5974337
Partslink: GM2520104
KV: 12-1410-01
Dorman: 1630008
IH: 116-00776L
Warranty: 1 Year No Hassle Replacement Warranty
(excluding bulbs)

If you’re starting to notice the front lenses on your vehicle getting cloudy and white, it might be time to replace them. All new headlamps come with a UV protective coating from the factory which eventually wears off over time. This is especially common in the Southern states due to constant sun exposure. Other elements include road debris, weather and pollution.