SOAESCN Headlight Switch for 1995–1999 Chevy & GMC Trucks — OE-style Fit, 100% Tested

If your dash light dimmer or headlight knob is loose, intermittent, or stopped working, this SOAESCN headlight switch is built to drop into a long list of Chevy, GMC, and related models from the mid‑1990s to early 2000s. It replaces multiple factory part numbers and is manufactured and function-tested to meet automotive quality standards. The part is intended as a direct-fit replacement to get lighting controls back to normal without expensive dealer visits.

What vehicles and factory parts does this switch replace?

This switch covers a wide range of Chevy, GMC, and related models across pickup, SUV, and van lineups from the mid‑1990s through the early 2000s. It lists specific replacement numbers so you can confirm compatibility with your original part before ordering.

• Common replacement part numbers: 15013005, 15047633, 15047634, 15687019, 15715272, 15741153, 15992131, 93443100, 93443101.
• Chevy fitment includes Tahoe, Suburban, C/K pickup series, Astro, Express vans, Kodiak, and P30 models.
• GMC fitment includes Yukon, Suburban, Sierra C/K pickups, Savana vans, Topkick, Kodiak, and P/P3500 vans.
• Also fits Cadillac Escalade 1999–2000 and other listed models—verify year and original part number for exact match.

How does the SOAESCN unit perform and how is it tested?

The switch is electrically tested to meet OEM-style functionality and passes production checks aligned with international automotive quality systems. Expect smooth rotary action, positive detents, and reliable circuit engagement for headlights, parking lights, and dash illumination.

• 100% function-tested to match expected operation under normal conditions.
• Manufactured to quality standards including IATF16949 traceable practices.
• Designed to restore original control features: pull/turn for fogs/parking lights, dimmer control, and headlamp activation.
• Direct replacement connector and mounting dimensions for straightforward swap-out.

Can I install this myself and what should I check before buying?

Installation is typically a simple dash‑panel removal and connector swap on the listed models. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model, and the original part number to avoid fitment mistakes, and disconnect the battery before starting any electrical work.

• Basic hand tools required; many owners complete the job in under an hour.
• Match your existing connector and mounting tabs to ensure fitment.
• Disconnect vehicle battery to prevent shorts while swapping the switch.
• Check dimmer and headlight functions after installation; resecure dash trim when finished.

Who is this for? Technically minded DIYers, independent mechanics, and fleet maintenance shops needing a reliable, cost‑effective replacement headlight switch for mid‑1990s Chevy, GMC, and related models. If your vehicle shows dimmer failure, non‑responsive headlamps, or a worn knob, this SOAESCN switch offers a tested, OE‑style part number match to restore proper lighting controls and keep your wiring intact.