97 Wrangler fit, do I need an LED flicker module or any other adapters?
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There is only a slight flicker not noted while driving. If you pull w u thin 20 feet of a white wall then you can see a little but. Not sure if you would any at all for a 97. My jeep is a 2013 wrangker.
1728045
Yes. I bought these for my JW speaker headlamps and I have no flicker issues at all. Worth the investment when you consider how much you spending on these beautiful headlamps. Very easy install and did it myself.
1518125
Jeff, the lights are plug and play. Installed them last weekend. Remove old bulbs and replace with wired connector. Install twilight housing as you would the original. Just Insure black wires line up with black wires and all will work. All necessary resistors are already installed. Good luck.
964955
Hi Joe,Yes will fit no anti flickers needed.Best regards,Silverback Industries customer service dept.
850733
Well its better than what I had my light in my 1999 were very vwry yellowed and they were not very bright at all so installing tbease made a huge difference in my situation. I hope I was able to help you out some
899376
Yes, different bulb. Should consider a harness with direct wiring to battery and relay. This will eliminate flicker.
837935
If th bulb "size" matches then it should be plug and play with your stock harness. and if anything would be a concern, it would be the clearance behind te headlight
1107504
I do not know the answer to this. Do as I did and contact OPT7 either direct or through Amazon and ask them. They are very good to help. Also the filters are available for this kit and they are supposed to prevent flickering. Be sure and include make and model of vehicle when you contact them as they will need this info. Good Luck.
2159363
You also need a adapter that doesn't make it flash (so fast that your eyes won't catch it, I don't know why Jeep did this). If you don't get this, the light will burn up pretty quickly ( work for months then quit). Chevy did this with DTR and led lasted me 2 months.
1362133
For my application (99 4runner), the LED lights stuck out appx. 1" further than the oem light plug. the 4runner has more than enough clearance for additional hardware and wiring. If the Wrangler has a few inches of space behind each of the headlights and uses a 9003, it should fit. Also, extra clearance will make for an easier install.
2046550
I'm pretty certain switching from any incandescent to LED is going to bring up errors due to the change in electrical flow. You can either try finding a set of LEDs that have the proper spec resistors built in that you're looking for (expensive), or you can buy just the resistor, and wire it up in about 20 minutes (relatively not as expensive). I have a set of these build on Honda Insight and they look great. The car just doesn't have a plate light error, so that was a null factor.
666919
That is how you would think it would work but it doesn't. I tried that using my AEV programmer and high beams would flicker. I read on JW Speakers website and sounds like the problem is too much power going through the anti flicker assembly itself. DRL's set on high beam flicker. High beams used normally no flicker.
1001893
I installed them and it worked for me it stopped the flicker and they turned on fine I also put a relay harness on too to make them work with my auto switch otherwise you have to turn them on and off manually
881425
I assume you used the 'MAKE SURE IT FITS' tool and are asking me DID it fit? Yes, but I had to pull out cargo bay on driver side to get to the wiring harness plug because bulb mounting holes are diffrent on the new tail light . You must use new bulbs & harness. You Tube has a how to video.
1772592
I would go to superbright led .com vehicle finder they could tell what will fit and how many lumen bulb u want (brightens)
1804500
Dont see why it wouldn't work, the factory harness lead is under the plastic cover housing the interior courtesy lights. Should be the same. Just be carfule squeezing the adapter harness plug under the plastic housing, useful if you have a pardner with small hands too.
1593346
You will probably need to get a harness adapter: If you google '1997-2002 JEEP WRANGLER RADIO HARNESS CHD1817', you'll find them on ebay for under $5. It comes with a metal cage that you install, then you slide the radio in. The cage has little metal tabs that you fold out so it holds tight into the opening. You shouldn't need any other kit, because you have a 1 DIN bay.