Used Headlights

[SteveMansur]

Any idea where I can find used headlight parts? Headlight was cracked on my 2015 yukon. All it needs a a new outer cover and some anti moisture silicon sealant and it can be replaced.

 

[Tahoe14]

Ebay.

 

[SteveMansur]

Ebay.

couldn't find parts, only the complete assembly.

 

[PG01]

Honestly doubt you’ll find parts. Prob have to but entire assembly. Go on gmpartsdirect.com and see if it lists a part #, then search for part on google or your search engine. I seriously doubt they sell the lens alone. Good luck

 

[CMoore711]

Yeah no one's going to sell headlight replacements parts outside of OEM HID Ballasts, bulbs, and wiring harnesses. In your case you're in for a complete new assembly. You're only bet is to possibly find an OEM headlight housing that has broken mounting tabs or is damaged in some other area but has a good headlight lense and you can do the swap yourself.

But that is a huge PITA, I've done headlight retrofits before with GM SUV's and they are not the easiest headlights to disassemble especially compared to headlights from the import auto mfg's.

Good luck...

 

[Doubeleive]

about the only place you might find late model headlight parts is a premium dismantler yard if there is even one near you

 

[SteveMansur]

Thanks everyone. Since it's nearly summertime and it doesn't rain anymore where my trucks located im guna wait it out until I can either find a used light cheap enough or purchase new aftermarket lights. It's just a crack at the moment not too horrible but changing it will cost me a fortune after importing the part and paying the taxes on it. SpyderAuto is supposed to be releasing their aftermarket lights for the Yukon. No idea when but I'm sure with enough people asking about them they'll tell someone

 

[Doubeleive]

only other place I can think of is a body shop that maybe luckily had one still sitting around left over from a repair job.

 

[Dutch142]

Depending on where the crack is, I've had luck sealing them using paint protection film. I'm a Xpel DAP member doing this was a no brainer. Typically your headlight pattern is a two piece but if you can locate a paint protection film installer near you and just get enough to cover the crack + about 2" on either side. I've actually used it on glass fogs that were broken with moderate success. If you think you want to try this, I've got scrap pieces laying around that you could have, just cover the shipping. Replacing these lights are a pain.