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Body Electrical

Body electrical parts are the lights, switches, wipers and cables that run the vehicle outside the engine itself. This department lists 1162 parts from $2 to $989 for vehicles built from 1960-2023. Pick your year, make and model, then filter by part type and side to find the right lamp, switch or motor.

Part types

Antenna Mast 27 Back Up Light 33 Battery Cable 104 Cornering Light 32 Cruise Control Module 30 Cruise Control Switch 34 Fog Light 32 Hazard Flasher Switch 36 Headlight 34 Headlight Bulb 37 Headlight Covers 29 Headlight Dimmer Switch 32 Headlight Switch 33 Ignition Lock Assembly 32 Park Assist Camera 34 Parking Light 35 Preglow Time Relay 19 Side Marker 30 Tail Light 147 Third Brake Light 114 Turn Signal 35 Turn Signal Switch 31 Washer Pump 31 Washer Reservoir 38 Windshield Wiper Arm 30 Windshield Wiper Motor 31 Windshield Wiper Switch 32 Wiper Blade 30

1,162 parts

Lighting, switches and wipers

Lighting is the largest group, with 147 tail lights and 114 third brake lights, plus headlights, headlight bulbs, fog lights, parking lights, turn signals, side markers, cornering lights and back up lights. Switches include headlight, dimmer, hazard flasher, turn signal, wiper and cruise control switches, along with ignition lock assemblies. The wiper side covers wiper motors, arms, blades, washer pumps and washer reservoirs. You will also find battery cables, park assist cameras, cruise control modules and antenna masts. Brands include Action Crash, AC Delco, Standard Motor Products, Dorman, DIY Solutions and TYC.

Left, right and trim details

Most lamps are sold by side. In US parts listings, left usually means the driver side and right the passenger side, as seen from the driver's seat. Lamp housings can change with trim level, so a base model and a higher trim of the same year may use different tail lights or headlights. Some listings include bulbs and a harness and some do not, so read the package contents. Chevrolet has the most coverage here, with the Camaro, Corvette, Malibu, Silverado 1500 and Impala well represented.

Diagnose before you replace

Many electrical faults are not the part itself. Before you replace a lamp, check the bulb, the fuse and the socket for corrosion. Wipers that do not run at all could be a fuse, the switch or the motor, so test before you buy. Battery cables with green corrosion or swollen insulation near the terminals should be replaced. Disconnect the negative battery cable before working on battery cables, ignition parts or anything near the steering column airbag. When you change one headlight bulb, replace both so the color and brightness match.

Body Electrical questions

Should I replace both tail lights at the same time?

It is not required, but if the old lens has faded or yellowed, a new lamp on one side can look noticeably brighter. Many owners replace them as a pair for an even look. Each lamp here is listed by side, so add both if you want a matched set.

Why does my turn signal flash fast?

A fast flash on one side usually means a bulb on that side is out or not making good contact. Check the front, rear and side marker bulbs on that side. If you have fitted LED bulbs, you may also need load resistors or an LED compatible flasher.

Does a new park assist camera need programming?

Some vehicles accept a replacement camera as plug and play, while others need setup with a scan tool. Check the listing notes and compare the connector and part number with your old camera. Your VIN helps confirm the correct camera for your trim.

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