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Tail Light Assembly for Chevrolet Suburban/Tahoe 2007-2014, Left Driver, Excluding Hybrid Model, Replacement
OEM #22837923, Partslink #: GM2800196

$71.95
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Tail Light Assembly for Chevrolet Suburban/Tahoe 2007-2014 Right Passenger, Excludes Hybrid Model, Replacement
OEM #22837924, Partslink #: GM2801196

$71.95
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Tail Light Assembly for Chevrolet Suburban 2004-2006, Left Driver Side, Amber/Clear/Red Lens, Replacement
without Harness; OEM #15832091, Partslink #: GM2800170

$75.95
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Tail Light Assembly for Chevrolet Suburban 2004-2006, Right Passenger Side, Amber/Clear/Red Lens, Replacement
without Harness; OEM #15832092, Partslink #: GM2801170

$76.95
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Tail Light Assembly Pair/Set for Chevrolet Suburban 2004-2006, Right Passenger and Left Driver, Amber/Clear/Red Lens, Replacement
SUBURBAN 04-06 TAIL LAMP Right (Passenger) AND Left (Driver), Assembly, Amber/Clear/Red Lens
OEM #s: 15832091, 15832092
Partslink #s: GM2800170,GM2801170, Partslink #: SET-C730169

$185.95
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Tail Light for Chevrolet Suburban 2000-2003, Left Driver, Lens and Housing, Replacement
Old Socket Design; OEM #15224279, Partslink #: GM2800143

$61.95
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Tail Light for Chevrolet Suburban 2000-2003, Right Passenger Side, Lens and Housing, Replacement
Old Socket Design; OEM #15224278, Partslink #: GM2801143

$54.95
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Tail Light Kit for CHEVROLET Tahoe 2000-2003, Right Passenger and Left Driver, 3-Piece with Third Brake Light, Replacement
TAHOE 00-03 TAIL LAMP Right (Passenger) AND Left (Driver), 3-pc Kit, with Third Brake Light
OEM #s: 15224279, 15224278, 15030176, 15145321
Partslink #s: GM2800143,GM2801143,GM2890102,GM2890103, Partslink #: KIT-102018-06

$179.95
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Tail Light Lens and Housing Pair/Set for 2000-2003 Chevrolet Suburban, Right Passenger and Left Driver Replacement
SUBURBAN 00-03 TAIL LAMP Right (Passenger) AND Left (Driver), Lens and Housing
OEM #s: 15224279, 15224278
Partslink #s: GM2801143,GM2800143, Partslink #: SET-65801

$114.95
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Overview

The Chevrolet Suburban 1500 tail light-also called the tail lamp, rear light, brake light assembly, or rear combination lamp-houses the red running light, stop light, and turn-signal all in one unit. It keeps drivers behind you aware of your vehicle's position and intentions, meeting federal rules on color, brightness, and visibility. A healthy tail light lowers crash risk, helps you pass safety inspections, and avoids costly tickets. (SAE Mobilus)

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Vehicle Fitment

The Suburban 1500 has used essentially the same rear-corner lamp shape from 2007-2025, though bulbs, wiring, and lens style changed:

2007-2014: Incandescent 3157 dual-filament bulbs for stop/turn and 7443 bulbs for reverse. (AUXITO)
2015-2020: Facelift brought clear outer lenses and two T15 Torx screws for removal. (YouTube)
2021-present: LED strips for running and brake, but turn filament remains incandescent on some trims-prompting many owner upgrades to full-LED. (YouTube)

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Function & Design

A tail lamp must provide:

Rear position light (steady red at night).
Stop light (bright red when you brake).
Turn indicator (flashes amber or red).
Reflector (passive safety if lamps fail).
SAE J585 sets photometric ranges, while FMVSS 108 makes red color mandatory on passenger vehicles. (SAE Mobilus)

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Common Issues

Burned-out bulb or LED pixel-often spotted during a walk-around or when another driver warns you.
Condensation or fine fog after a car-wash; GM notes this is normal and dries out as the lamp vents.
Flicker or pulse on 2015 SUVs with rear-seat entertainment due to voltage fluctuation; GM bulletin PI1268A explains correction. (NHTSA)
Blown fuse-tail-lamp fuse is in the under-hood block (2006-2014) and labeled "LT TRN/SIG" or similar. (YouTube)

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Maintenance Tips

Clean lenses with mild soap; dirt dims the beam. Check lamps every month as days grow shorter. (Be Car Care Aware) Replace both bulbs together so brightness matches. After bulb swap, apply dielectric grease to sockets to fight corrosion.

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Replacement Guide

Open liftgate and remove two rear-edge screws (T15 Torx on 2015+). (YouTube)
Slide lamp straight back-do not twist; alignment pins break easily.
Unclip harness, swap bulb or install new assembly.
Torque bolts hand-tight (~3 N·m) to avoid cracking plastic. (Typical GM spec in service manual). (Experience GM)
Test all lighting before closing the liftgate.

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Legal Requirements

Federal rule FMVSS 108 and trucking rule 49 CFR 393.11 require red rear lamps visible at 1,000 ft in clear weather. State DMVs ticket blue- or smoked-out lenses; fines can reach $300. Keep lamps stock-colored to stay legal.

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Upgrade Options

LED conversions light up about 0.2 seconds faster, giving trailing drivers nearly 15 ft extra stopping distance at highway speed. (IIHS) Choose kits that comply with SAE J585 photometry and do not trigger bulb-out warnings. Owners often retrofit full-LED assemblies on 2021+ trucks for uniform look. (YouTube)

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Troubleshooting

Symptom	Likely Cause	Quick Check
One side dark	Burned bulb / LED chip	Swap bulb positions
Both sides dark	Fuse or ground fault	Inspect fuse F31 (2007-2014)
Dim glow with lights off	Moisture shorting pins	Dry lamp, clean contacts
Fast flash	Turn bulb blown	Replace 3157 bulb

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Safety Impact

IIHS research shows clearer rear signals reduce rear-end crashes, while burnt bulbs raise fender-bender odds. (IIHS, NHTSA) Regular checks cut risk and ensure your Suburban stays visible in rain, fog, and night driving.

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Q: How do I know which bulb my Suburban 1500 uses?
A: Models 2007-2014 use 3157 stop/turn bulbs and 7443 reverse bulbs. Later years are mostly LED. (AUXITO)

Q: Can I drive with a cracked tail light lens?
A: It's legal only if red light remains visible and moisture does not affect function, but most states still issue fix-it tickets.

Q: Why does my tail light fog up after rain?
A: GM says brief condensation is normal; if water pools, the housing seal may be damaged.

Q: Are smoked-out or tinted lenses allowed?
A: Federal rules require red illumination visible at 1,000 ft; dark tints often fail this test and can earn a $300 fine.

Q: Do LED tail lights really stop crashes?
A: LEDs light faster than filaments, giving following drivers extra stopping time-studies link them to fewer rear impacts. (IIHS)

Q: Where is the tail-lamp fuse on a 2013 Suburban?
A: In the under-hood fuse block; look for "LT TRN/SIG" or similar label. (YouTube)

Q: My lamp flickers when passengers use overhead lights-why?
A: A GM bulletin notes voltage dips with rear-seat entertainment systems; a wiring update fixes the pulse. (NHTSA)

Q: How tight should the mounting screws be?
A: About 3 N·m-snug by hand. Overtightening can crack the housing. (Experience GM)

Q: Do I need a resistor with LED bulbs?
A: Yes, on 2007-2020 trucks the flasher expects a filament load; add inline resistors or an LED-compatible flasher to prevent hyper-flash. (YouTube)

Q: How often should I check my rear lights?
A: Monthly, and before long trips. A quick wall reflection test or friend's help works. (Be Car Care Aware)

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