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tvbuff
12-21-2011, 01:58 PM
Hi i have a 2004 caddilac Devill and the signal light in the left Mirror does not work anymore does anyone know if this is a simple fix or do i have to replace the hole mirror?? is there a bulb in there?? or is there a seperate fuse?? or do i just take it to a dealer and pay a arm and a leg to get it fixed?? thanks for the help tvbuff
satchick
12-21-2011, 02:37 PM
Just did a quick look online, I can't find a part number for just the LED pod. The mirror glass (power, heated, signal) itself is $191 on gmpartsdirect.com, it lists for $311 at the dealer. You should really phone the parts desk at your GM dealer and see if they have a part number for just the bulb though.

You could also check ebay or a wrecker as well, but unless the used glass is a very good price there's no telling how long it would last.
StanW
12-21-2011, 02:53 PM
Hi i have a 2004 caddilac Devill and the signal light in the left Mirror does not work anymore does anyone know if this is a simple fix or do i have to replace the hole mirror?? is there a bulb in there?? or is there a seperate fuse?? or do i just take it to a dealer and pay a arm and a leg to get it fixed?? thanks for the help tvbuff Replacement leds are $10 on fleabay . :thumbsup:

edit : ... that's for a pair - they even have youtube instructions on replacing them.
redgamerman
12-23-2011, 01:08 AM
Hi i have a 2004 caddilac Devill and the signal light in the left Mirror does not work anymore does anyone know if this is a simple fix or do i have to replace the hole mirror?? is there a bulb in there?? or is there a seperate fuse?? or do i just take it to a dealer and pay a arm and a leg to get it fixed?? thanks for the help tvbuff

I would take the LED pod out first, disconnect the 2 wires to it. Turn the signal on for that side and make sure there is voltage. Look for any signs of corrosion in the LED assembly. Usally there is a circuit board that the LED`s attach to with resistors if the resistor(s) are open replacing the led`s won`t do anything. I assume it will require de-soldering tool and some soldering skills to put the new leds in.