2006-2014 GMC Yukon LED Dome Light Replacement (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014)

はじめに

This guide will demonstrate how to replace an LED dome light for a 2006-2014 GMC Yukon. The dome light turns on when you open the door or you can turn it on while driving or in park if you need an overhead light and it's dark. Although the repair is demonstrated on a GMC Yukon 2012, you can follow the same procedure for other cars in the first generation of the GMC Yukon.

Before beginning the repair, make sure your car is off and in park. If you have used the dome light recently, make sure it has cooled off before beginning the repair as it can heat up and there is a potential to burn your fingers when replacing the bulb. No special skills are needed.

必要な工具と部品

手順1 Dome Light

2006-2014 GMC Yukon LED Dome Light Replacement, Dome Light: 手順 1、 3の画像 1

2006-2014 GMC Yukon LED Dome Light Replacement, Dome Light: 手順 1、 3の画像 2

2006-2014 GMC Yukon LED Dome Light Replacement, Dome Light: 手順 1、 3の画像 3

locate the square slots furthest from the light switch and wedge the edge of the prying tool into the slot to pry out the hooks holding the lens in place.

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手順2

The back two hooks have been removed from their slots; pull the lens out to get the front hooks out of their slots.
The LED light could be hot depending on the amount of time you had the light on.
If your lights have not been on, then feel free to pull the LED light out with your hand and replace it with your new one.

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手順3

While removing the LED light you can either use a prying tool to hook the top edge of the LED and pull it down slowly or you can pull it down from the glass piece.
Insert your new LED light in the same place where the old one used to be.
Make sure that the copper components of the LED are aligned with the copper hooks that will keep the LED in place.

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手順4

To put the lens back in, insert the hooks closes to the light switches into their respective slots first.
Insert the back two hooks in their respective slots.
You can use the prying tool to make it easier to insert the back two hooks in their slots.