Is special wiring required to plug the bulbs into the harness for a 1996 Jeep Cherokee Sport?
324006
Not sure, I bought them for a 95 Toyota pickup and didn't need any thing special.
1710122
No, wiring harnesses are vehicle specific, and need to be ordered separately. Type in your vehicle name,year and "wiring harness" in the search box and you should find what you need.
1330826
Mine covers my taillights So it has wiring to plug into a harness on the vehicle just as if it was trailer lights. You will most likely need the same plug.
982894
No special wire harness is needed. I would use marine grade wire 12-14 gauge and a inline fuse to protect your electronics. Also a marine grade switch instead of something from Autozone. These lights a bright. Very happy with them so far.
969313
You don't need special bulbs the orange ones are for your turn signals. I put the leds in the bottom for the backups. Just make sure you push the bulbs until the click in securely.
1755628
Don't know anything about the harness and I have not used it. These are basic two wire lights and should work with any setup. Don't over think them.
199555
Yes. Jeep XJ owners buy these like hot cakes, and I've seen them installed in every year XJ produced. Just make sure to pickup a couple spare relays and a tube of dielectric grease from AutoZone. Cover all your connections with the dielectric grease and keep the spare relays in the glove box encase one fails. Also, the headlight brightness is night and day compared to stock, with this harness.
936124
Yes, you need to wire the included harness to the aftermarket harness. Then plug and play. The wires have the location printed on them.
931879
Chris, The factory harness plugs straight in to the new lights. Save your old bulbs and keep one in your glove box in case one goes out you have a spare. Best money spent. I wish I would have replaced them sooner. You may need to readjust the alignment to where the lights shine. Joe.
1691243
Not a clue. Look up the bulb number for your vehicle and find the corresponding part that way.
352741
Not sure what you mean by harness, cause I'm not a mechanic, but they come with all wires and bulbs. Surprised me. I was only expecting the bezel only.
656924
No, it will have 4 wires coming from the rear of the module. Positive, ground, synch, and pattern selector. The packaging will have a wiring diagram included. It is extremely easy to figure out. In addition, here is a video of my POV with these lights. 08 Grand Cherokee POV: http://youtu.be/LJSKCF99LI4 Good luck and enjoy!
1107122
When you buy a set of lights it comes with the wiring harness, but not when you buy just one. The bulbs you have to buy separately.
1700219
The Headlights come with the electrical connecting point for the wiring harness in back of the assembly. The wiring harness is hardwired to the car, not the headlight assembly.
1911562
You should have a second harness that is suppose to fit your vehicles socket in the kit. The two pins should slide in to the socket fitting. These hid require a ballest (power source) do your that?
1911563
It comes with the harness u have to put it in the plug harness its a black plastic piece that comes in the package it should have one for each plug. If they didnt come with it you will have to cut the wires from the old bulbs and connect them to the new ones
136530
Not without a wiring harness its better to buy a whole kit! Instead of just bulbs. It'll be the only way for hid to work but if you already have the wiring harness it will work