2000-2004 C5 Headlight Motor Actuator Assembly Right 19207410 - OEM Number(s) (19207410)
Restore Smooth, Reliable Pop-Up Operation on Your C5
If your 2000–2004 Corvette’s headlight fails to raise properly, and a gear replacement isn’t enough, it’s time to replace the motor itself. This Right-Hand (Passenger Side) Headlight Motor Actuator Assembly restores full function and eliminates grinding, stuttering, or total failure due to stripped gears or worn-out internals.
This complete plug-in replacement motor installs using factory mounting points—no modifications required. Restore nighttime visibility, retain factory appearance, and enjoy uninterrupted driving confidence in your C5.
Features
• Fits 2000–2004 C5 Corvettes
• Passenger’s Side (RH) Headlight Motor
• Restores Headlight Pop-Up Function
• No Cutting, Splicing, or Modifications
• Same as GM Part Number 19207410
C5 Headlight Motor Installation Tip
Before replacing your headlight motor, inspect for friction in the headlight bucket rotation. Binding, misalignment, or signs of impact can lead to repeated failures. Also check voltage at the socket, verify smooth manual operation, and listen for spinning motors with no lift—often the sign of a stripped gear.
Because Details Matter
C5 Corvettes rely on proper headlight function for safety, style, and state inspection compliance. Don’t settle for a workaround or worn-out salvage part—this brand-new RH actuator delivers the confidence and long-term reliability your Corvette deserves.
Also known under these part numbers: (For reference only)
- 16530236
- 19207410
- 25-128491-1
- 707773571002
- HM1008R
Tech Tip: Diagnosing and Preventing C5 Headlight Motor Failures
Keyword Focus: 2000-2004 C5 Headlight Motor Actuator Assembly
When replacing a 2000-2004 C5 Headlight Motor Actuator Assembly, it’s vital to go beyond just swapping the motor. Many failures are caused by alignment or electrical issues that, if left unchecked, will quickly damage a new unit. This guide outlines how to properly diagnose and prevent repeat failures in your C5 Corvette’s headlight system.
Dead Motor Diagnosis
If your C5 headlight motor actuator doesn’t respond, don’t assume it’s dead.
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First, check voltage at the motor with a multimeter.
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Apply 12V power directly from the battery to the motor terminals.
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If the motor runs, the fault is likely in the wiring, switch, or relay—not the actuator itself.
Check Headlight Bucket Alignment
Misaligned headlight buckets are one of the leading causes of C5 headlight motor actuator assembly failures.
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With the motors removed, rotate the buckets manually from closed to fully open.
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They should move smoothly with no resistance, binding, or rough spots.
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Prior front-end damage can cause interference, putting unnecessary strain on the actuator and leading to premature wear.
Evaluate the Headlight Switch Module
If your gear indicator light functions but the headlights won’t pop up:
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Test the headlight control module or switch.
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Adjust the Twilight Sentinel settings in the DIC.
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Confirm both power and ground are present at the actuator. If voltage is missing, the switch or relay is likely the culprit.
Gear Noise = Internal Failure
Continuous spinning or motor noise without headlight movement usually points to a stripped internal gear.
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Aging C5 motors are especially prone to gear wear.
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If you hear the motor run but see no bucket movement, replace the 2000-2004 C5 Headlight Motor Actuator Assembly to restore smooth, reliable headlight operation.
Final Note
Before installing your new 2000-2004 C5 Headlight Motor Actuator Assembly, always check the entire headlight system. Proper diagnosis ensures your replacement lasts, prevents repeat failures, and keeps your C5 Corvette’s iconic pop-up headlights working as they should.