My trunk bulb has burnt out. It doesn't tell the type in the owner's manual, can't find a replacement online at Autozone or O'Reilly's and can't find a number in the manual at my local WalMart. So....

Does anyone know the number for a replacement bulb for the trunk? Thanks. :D

The new number from GM is 94535595. $1.10 each.
Are you still able to drive your goat this winter? If so, lucky b@stard!lol.
Have a good one.

cut the wires off and rig up some neon in there man! Where's your sense of invention? And put a big-ass spoiler on there while you're at it!

Thanks for the reply and info. :)

So far only one snow so far and yes I'm still driving. Problem is it rains about 4 or 5 days a week and it stays dirty quite a bit. :(

And yes I'm playing with fire with my Summer tires still on. :0

cut the wires off and rig up some neon in there man! Where's your sense of invention? And put a big-ass spoiler on there while you're at it!
:eek: :eek: :eek:

Did you mean sense of invention or sense of revulsion??? ;)

Well it's fixed in a roundabout way. Popped the light out and it starts sparking and sizzling. I read somewhere that other GTO owners have pulled the fuse so it doesn't blow when you are changing it. Which I should have done. :rolleyes: I go to pull the bulb and poof out goes the lights as the 10A fuse blows. Well our fuse box is behind the lower cover (underneath the steering wheel). Unscrew 4 screws, pop it out of the 3 retainers and swing it down. I managed to partially break one of the plastic swivels it swings on. Luckily there is a spare 10A fuse in there. Button it back up, interior lights come on and go "tap" the trunk bulb and it comes on. So I guess I don't need a bulb yet. A lot of hassle for a trunk light it seems. :(

No neon, you suck. I bet you don't even have a fart can on it, do ya?

I found a lot of stickers today cleaning out my garage, do they count? ;)

Yes. Be sure to put at least a few of them on crooked.

Well it's fixed in a roundabout way. Popped the light out and it starts sparking and sizzling. I read somewhere that other GTO owners have pulled the fuse so it doesn't blow when you are changing it. Which I should have done. :rolleyes: I go to pull the bulb and poof out goes the lights as the 10A fuse blows. Well our fuse box is behind the lower cover (underneath the steering wheel). Unscrew 4 screws, pop it out of the 3 retainers and swing it down. I managed to partially break one of the plastic swivels it swings on. Luckily there is a spare 10A fuse in there. Button it back up, interior lights come on and go "tap" the trunk bulb and it comes on. So I guess I don't need a bulb yet. A lot of hassle for a trunk light it seems. :(

Holy crap what a hassle, lol, thanks for the heads up on the bulb, I have never owned a car where I had to worry about the fuse blowing from pullin a bulb.

I am shocked by Mechanics Neon suggestion, does not seem in character with him, Mechanic, I am going to hi-light my blue rims on my Camaro with neon!!!! You likey yes, ROFLAO