1997-1999 Corvette C5 Left Headlight Motor Actuator Assembly

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Item ID: 614-696

GM Part #: 19208855

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1997-1999

$245.99

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1997-1999 C5 Left Headlight Motor Actuator Assembly - OEM Number(s) (19208855)

Keeping your 1997-1999 Corvette roadworthy is important. Making sure your nighttime visibility is uninterrupted is even more important. If your C5's headlight won't engage and a new gear isn't doing the trick, it's time to inspect your motor.

This high quality Driver's Side Headlight Motor Actuator Assembly is a direct replacement that requires no modifications to your Corvette for installation. Restore proper functionality to your headlights and make sure you can see and that you can be seen while enjoying your C5 safely.

Fits 1997-1999 Corvettes
Fits Driver's Side Only
Direct Replacement
No Modifications Required

Tips - Before installing new headlight motors, it is very important to check for any possible factors that may have caused failure and/or lead to your headlight motors wearing out quickly or not operating properly.

DEAD MOTOR
Malfunctioning motors may be the issue. Check if voltage is going to the motors, a good reading of the meter will pinpoint the issue. Directly connect the motor with the 12 volts from the battery, if it moves then the problem is not the motor.

HEADLIGHT BUCKET ALIGNMENT
A mis-aligned headlight bucket will cause motor failure. After removing your motors check the complete rotation of both headlight buckets from the close position to the fully opened position for any friction or hard spots where there may be problems in the rotation. Many Corvettes have been hit before causing abnormal friction in the rotation of the assembly. They should feel completely smooth where you can easily open and close the buckets. If you feel any friction or hard spots it is most likely to body interference.

BAD HEADLIGHT SWITCH CONTROL MODULE
Listen for the gears spinning. Turning the twilight function in DIC settings will usually work if the switch is the problem. If the computer does not flip up the lights look elsewhere as it may not be the switch. Test the ground and power circuit of the pop-up control for an open or poor connection.

A GEAR ISSUE
Listen if the motor is spinning, if the motor keeps running you are dealing with a stripped gear failure. Replace the motor with a new one.