GM Genuine Parts 25877453 Dome Lamp and Reading Lamp Switch

Fast ship good price used to replace switch on roof console map.light thanks

Exact replacement. Works great. Great price.

standard oem quality for gm overhead switch, looks great, works great, fits just right, easy to install, great value

Item as described

Oem fit

I bought these for my 2002 Chevy avalanche and they fit when you cut the wires you have to put a little solder on them to get them to stay in the opening slots and then afterwards I used a little hot glue to get the button to stay on so it looks like it came from the factory.They're made a lot better than the original ones that came on the car I wish I'd have bought two and done them both at the same time so I'm going to buy a spare and keep it handy

This switch works, but I had to glue the button on since the stem of the switch wouldn't hold it on. Also, didn't like having to cutoff the ends of the OE wires to attach them to the new switch. Make sure you take a picture of your old switch wiring or write the locations down as there are no instructions.

This was an exact replacement, down to identification and patent numbers, as the map light switches on my Sierra. Specifically a 2011 GMC Sierra 2500HD SLT.On my truck replacing the switch required removing the lens (bulb cover) by prying with a small flat blade screwdriver in the two access slots on the rear of the lens. Then the rubber part of the button is a clip fit and simply pops loose by pulling downward. From there I removed two screws holding the overhead console in that location to the left and right sides with a T15 or T20 torx driver, I've already forgotten which size. The front of that console is secured with a slide in clip style fit and simply pulls loose with a downward tug allowing the console to come free. From there the old switch slides off its connector just like unplugging an extention cord at home. Slide the new one on, reinstall the console in reverse order by pushing it into its clips, installing the torx screws, push the rubber of the button into place (clip fit, no glue required), and reinstall the lens. The lens installed easiest with the rear first (closest to back glass) and front last.Exactly what I needed. I wish all original equipment parts were this easy to find online. That said I couldn't find a part number for the switch in any microfiche online so this was a lucky guess by comparing the picture to what I saw in my truck.