Install Notes and Review: Boost Auto Cab Lights 2020-2024 Chevy Silverado or GMC Sierra 2500/3500HD

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I installed the Boost Auto S-Series Cab Lights on my 2021 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD. I go over the installation and what I think about them. Their channel is here ‪@boostautoparts‬
My install notes:
Disconnect batteries
Remove console in headliner
2 deep t15
Pry out console
Disconnect harnesses
Remove visors
Remove visor support
Remove a pillar support
Remove b pillar support
Peel back headliner weatherstripping
Remove left side light. Careful to get correct bolt. Pull out red clip. Push in tab
Repeat for the other 2
Clean roof
Put new lights in (right side says rh left side says lh)
Put headliner back and tuck weatherstripping
Put b pillar back in watch the weatherstripping
Put console back in
Put in sun visor support
Put in sun visor
Put a pillar back in
Install complete if all you got was lights
Remove panels on passenger side below seat
One pulls up and the other pry's up from the back
Disconnect big connector, pry out black clip, then swing white latch up
Remove wiring cover and trim back tape
Bring in module, blue wire is output, black get taped out of the way
Find pin 14 second row second slot from left
Cut wire giving lots of slack. wire is light purple in video
Crimp blue wire from module to the wire on the harness side and NOT the wire coming out of connector
Connect a butt connector to wire from connector
Get wire with 4 pin connector from kit
Connect orange wire to the butt connector
Route the other two wires to drivers side using coat hanger
Connect wires to bcm by first disconnecting black and brown connectors from bcm (on drivers side behind obd2 port)
Black connector pin 3 rh turn signal green and white?? put tap on
Brown connector pin 2 lh turn signal blue white put tap on
Cut new wires to length and crimp on spade connectors
Connect new red and blue wire to tap on brown connector lh turn signal
Connect new red and green wire to tap on black connector rh turn signal
Reconnect black and brown connectors to bcm and tuck new wires
Plug in 4 pin connector on passenger side to module
Put tap on pin 2 for positive power red and white maybe
Put tap on pin 45 for ground black and white maybe
Get 2 wire and put spade connectors. if kit has a fuse be sure to put that on the red wire first using butt connector
Connect red to pin 2 red tap and black to pin 45 black tap
Plug in 2 wire connector to module
Heat shrink all connectors
Reinstall connector cover
Put connector and swing down white arm and push in black clip
Secure module
Route wiring out of sight
Reinstall trim panels
Reinstall negative battery cables and done
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[@fredericknorth8566]

Nice job Jim-- really cool looking when you light 'em up!!😊

[@MidnightRoadGarage]

Thanks 👍

[@TheCanadianBubba]

Have taps got any better ?

[@MidnightRoadGarage]

You know it's all about the quality of them really. These were all high quality parts and I wrapped them all with tape so that they don't move around. That said...if I ever have turn signal issues that's where I'm looking first lol.

[@michaelmacht4405]

Just installed the boost auto lights on my 24. Didn't want to mess with the factory harness at all so I bought a gm harness and their (boost) retrofit kit for the template. Was plug and play with the factory harness