2004 GMC Yukon part #34009 radio faceplate display + bulbs:

Easy ordering and immediate delivery. Make sure you read the instruction (online) carefully and I also suggest reviewing faceplate removal from either audioxpress.org or jennies garage on YouTube. There is a plethora of helpful videos there.
Unsnap the instrument bezel and remove, this allows access to the 3 screws holding the radio. The antennae cable simply pulls out and the two plugs have a pinch secured clamp that you squeeze to release. You have to wiggle these quite a bit to make them come loose especially if this is first time in 10 years. The radio just comes right out. On your bench the videos you looked at help as you must remove the top and bottom radio plates before attempting to remove the faceplate. this allows unplugging the 3 connections to get the faceplate off. I took off the CD player to get a better access to the top side plugs (2). You'll need a 5mm socket to remove some of the screws. To take faceplate apart I didn't have the either 4 or 3mm socket to remove these screws so had to use needle nose pliers carefully to get these 7 screws out.
If one is careful and takes your time this is really straightforward. Assemble in reverse order and make sure to use index grooves for the knobs to get them aligned properly. It all went together like its supposed to and viola! back in and works like a champ. All lights now working where only half were lit before. $75 bucks and I am a happy camper.
Remember to review what your procedure will be and TAKE YOUR TIME. It's pretty easy.

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