bought these lights for 1994 chevy but need to change the light harness does any one no where can find that to go from single lights
202999
If I understand correctly, you are converting from single 6x9 headlights to these composite headlights. I would recommend looking at LMC Truck for the wiring harness and socket parts. Otherwise, search here on amazon under the manufacturer called "help." They make all the replacement electrical components you'd find at your local parts store....and amazon ususally has their full line of products, whete a parts store may not.
1590786
NO...just one harness. Make sure you buy a fuse for the harness. I hooked everything up and could not figure out why it was not working until i noticed that the fuse holder did not come with a fuse. Good luck. I like the lights. Bright and durable.
382420
just get any kind of fog light wiring kit with relay and switches to make them work, very easy to install.. #1 Fog Light 40 Amp Universal Wiring Harness on the Market! comes w/Relay ON/OFF Switch connectors, Great for LED Work Lights, Fog lights, ATV, UTV, Truck, SUV, Polaris Razor RZR, Yamaha, Ranger
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Just replaced one in my 2011 Ford Explorer. You have to remove at least 4 screws from the bottom plastic shroud under the bumper and pull back to reveal light housing. Unplug existing light and remove the 4 screws holding the light housing. Very easy but not a lot of room to work with. Definitely worth doing yourself to save money a garage would charge you for an easy replacement.
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Dear Mjkr, Thanks for your inquiry. We do not have separate mounting bracket,and the part that is used to fix the lights with bars of your vehicle is at the end of the lights,and we can send you a photo to show you this if you can give us an email address so that we can attach a file. And this lights will not come with wiring harness,but the lights can work well without wiring harness. And you can purchase a wiring harness separately from us if you would like to turn on OR turn off the lights separately. Hope this can help you.
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They are single only, not a pair. They looked like factory in my 06 Commander. Probably are the same for the 08. Go to an auto parts web site and search for fog lights for an 06 and 08 and see if they are the same part number. Or just call advance auto or some other parts retailer and they will look it up for you and tell you if all the models take the same light assembly. They will also give you a price quote and you will see how much money you will be saving by going through amazon. Good luck!
2201703
You would have to rewire the lights completely. This vehicle uses D2S HID. Honestly, not worth the time nor money changing the headlamps over. New bulbs run around $ 499.00 from PIAA.
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These lights are a direct fit. But they do NOT include the bolts to mount. So you'll need to keep the old ones. Other than that you should be all set.
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This is a good question. I ordered two different pair of lights as Amazon does not provide any specifics pertaining to year and make. You need to call Spyder and ask the tech dept which set of lights fit your vehicle! Make sure you ask him what the part number is when you order from Amazon. I would recommend that you remove your old lights and verify if you have a three or four lead wire assembly so you can articulate to the tech what you want.
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Mine is a 2006 Cobalt SS/SCThe main lights yes, "plug and play" however you still need to connect the LEDs but don't worry is very easy and there are good guides on the net for it. Long story short: on the harness of the car there is a Brown and Black wire (you can find 2 browns, just pick one is the same); Brown wire goes connected to the White wires from the Halo (all of them, just tied them together and then to the Brown); Black wire from the harness goes to the Black wire from the Halo (again, all of them). Then...Your done.PS. Don't cut your harness brown and white, you still need those on the hardness, use a splicer (provided with in the Halo kit) Mine is a 2006 Cobalt SS/SCThe main lights yes, "plug and play" however you still need to connect the LEDs but don't worry is very easy and there are good guides on the net for it. Long story short: on the harness of the car there is a Brown and Black wire (you can find 2 browns, just pick one is the same); Brown wire goes connected to the White wires from the Halo (all of them, just tied them together and then to the Brown); Black wire from the harness goes to the Black wire from the Halo (again, all of them). Then...Your done.PS. Don't cut... » Read More Mine is a 2006 Cobalt SS/SCThe main lights yes, "plug and play" however you still need to connect the LEDs but don't worry is very easy and there are good guides on the net for it. Long story short: on the harness of the car there is a Brown and Black wire (you can find 2 browns, just pick one is the same); Brown wire goes connected to the White wires from the Halo (all of them, just tied them together and then to the Brown); Black wire from the harness goes to the Black wire from the Halo (again, all of them). Then...Your done.PS. Don't cut your harness brown and white, you still need those on the hardness, use a splicer (provided with in the Halo kit) « Show Less
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The Phase 7 lights are plug and play. You shouldn't need anything else to change them out
1577455
I used a harness from a set of PIAA lights I had taken off my jeep. Just about any harness will work.
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Jose, return it for a new one. That is exactly what happened to me. The second light works great! I have a chev silverado and I put the light under the license plate in front. Looks and works great!
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No wiring harness. Headlights are nice quality. Fit similiar to stock. Gaskets are not the best though. Not as good as the stock ones.
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there are only 3 bolts holding them in. Take out the bolts and pull the old light fixture out. It is snapped in place so you need to pull hard. Just watch out for the sharp edges of the car's metal around the headlights. Once the light is out, unplug the wire from the back of the old light assemble and plug into the new one. Then snap them in place and put the 3 bolts back in. It is not hard to do.
75624
Unfortunately this is not an option. Will you be in need of a wiring kit, or just the individual lights? Thank you, Ty Devereaux OffRoad Innovations
55435
Honestly I never tried to change them since I just got them but when installing I dropped the bolt inside and when I tried to open the light there's no skrew or anything to open. I really hope I can change the light. I am sure you can