Action Crash Right - Passenger Side Headlight Assembly GM2503261V
Fits 2006–2008 models
Body Electrical
A headlight assembly holds the bulb, reflector and lens that light the road ahead. We carry 34 headlights from $25 to $989 for Chevrolet models from 1981-2018, from Action Crash, TYC, DIY Solutions and Eagle Eyes, with fits for the Impala, Camaro and Equinox.
Fits 2006–2008 models
Fits 2001–2004 models
Fits 2005–2008 models
Fits 2005–2008 models
Fits 1998–2002 models
Fits 2005–2008 models
Replace an assembly when the lens is cracked, the housing is broken, moisture keeps getting inside, or the mounting tabs have snapped. Heavy lens haze that does not clean up can also cut light output.
If only one beam is out, check the bulb and fuse first. A failed bulb is a much cheaper fix than a full assembly. Check the connector and pins for corrosion as well.
Headlights are listed by side, with left meaning the driver side and right the passenger side. Some listings include both sides. Replacing both keeps lens clarity and beam color even.
Quality levels are shown on each listing. CAPA certified parts are tested for fit and performance against the original, and value line parts are a lower cost option. Some listings are a lens only rather than a full assembly.
Headlight design can change by trim, mid-cycle update, and whether your vehicle has halogen or HID lighting. Check the fitment table for trim and headlight type, and compare the connector and mounting points.
Bulbs are usually not included, so transfer good bulbs or buy new ones. After installation, check the aim against a wall at the distance your service guide gives, so you light the road without blinding others.
Most do not. Plan to move your existing bulbs to the new assembly or buy new ones. Check the package contents on each listing. Handle halogen bulbs by the base only.
CAPA certified parts are tested by an independent group to fit, perform and last like the original part. It is one of the quality levels shown on headlight listings here.
Yes. New assemblies can sit slightly differently from the old ones. Check the aim so the beam lights the road and does not glare at oncoming drivers.