are these just replacement lights? or can you wire them to a truck that had no cab lights to start with?
900672
I bought to replace my lights on my rv. You would have to drill holes and run wires to lights.
900673
They can be used either way. If you mount them on fiberglass you need to add a ground wire to them. I just solidered a wire to the bottom ground in the bottom of the light to run to my ground wire of the RV, which is fiberglass.
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.
1150515
i purchased the smoked lights. it is plug and play. all internal wiring is there. I had to buy new turn signals. the old one in my old lights will not work and you will need 2 peanut style bulbs. The new housing does come with new head lights but i had to replace them due to they are not strong enough to shine though the smoked lenses. I also had to add fog lights to see at night.
2282252
I would think that it would be possible to wire the lights directly to you taillight wiring. However, it would take some alterations by someone who knows what they are doing. It all depends on if you are capable of doing the job yourself or willing to pay someone to do a proper job at some expense.
762739
I had the same problem with my 13 f150 these lights are crap and there is no real way to fix it I finally went to a truck accessory place and paid 40 for some good ones
1774309
We used the led lights to replace the lights in a trailer. They replaced the lights in the trailer and worked very well. Can't tell you if the will work I. A dodge truck. They do draw a lot less amperage than the original lights.
1337930
nope. or at least my package didnt have them. but you dont need it as long as you have minimal electric knowledge and internet access. im sure this are the best signal lights ever!
886463
Yes. Heads up 'though - they come with new buckets too. They need to be used with these lights because the stock ones don't quite line up. (I tried it)> No big deal 'though, it all changes out easy and fast.
1731032
The Phase 7 lights are plug and play. You shouldn't need anything else to change them out
620422
I had a certified electrician install all of these lights. I recommend calling the company and asking for their technical support. They will be able to advise you.
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.
1045043
I have a 03 GMC Sierra 2500. I used what came in the box. No problems. Really good lights
1145850
Sorry sir, I didn't see this until now. If you haven't already ordered the lights, I would Message the Seller for questions. But the lights came with more then enough wiring for me, & I put them on the Stock light bar on my Xj. Upgrade the Fuse box though, I have 6 lights to the Switch that came with these lights.
1899030
i would wire the lights separate from the reverse lights,with their own dedicated switch to prevent any mishaps to your stock reverse lights.these are plenty bright for back up lights.
566044
I Googled and found your truck appears to use a single 9007 bulb. If that is correct you just need one pair. Please check your vehicle before ordering.
201495
I'm not sure what a remote light is... if it's what I think it is, I guess you could splice another light into the wires going to the factory bulbs. Sorry, not much help.
2074842
Good question David... I honestly don't know if they would or not... the lights are just a replacement for what was already there... nothing changed other than the type of bulbs being used... I would imagine if you contacted either your department of motor vehicles or a licensed garage within your state they should be able to advise you as to whether or not they would pass... I'm sorry I couldn't give you a definite answer... good luck