Did any of you install these lights with an anti-flicker or resistor or did you just splice it into the existing harness?
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.
1518126
These are plug and play no splicing of any kind was done on my 2013 Rubicon. Not only that but they look way better than pictures. No issues with turn signals either. I'm very happy with this purchase and these are highly recommended! Also, take my advice and get the third brake light that matches these.
1518127
The resistors are built in the light circuit so you can splice into the harness directly. I have a European jeep so had to use a converter. Sometimes the indicator flash quickly when you use the brake at the same time
1518128
I just plugged mine into existing socket and it works fine and looks great. no problems.
1518129
They have an anti flicker resistor just plug n play. But thw customer service sucks the worst. I had to keep on them to refund my money. Due to an issue with moisture inside the housing of the lights.
1518130
Not needed. The install is just a simple plug-in. Lights work great. No flickering.
1518131
Just pluged into the existing harness but ended up returning it because of moisture issue after rainfall .
1656691
No wiring harness with the ones I bought. They are pretty good lights, the paint turned goldish in our FL sun, but a few seconds with a rattle can of flat black and they were just like new.
1471931
You should not have to splice any of the wires. All of them are "plug and play." If your signals are not working, just reverse the way the new plug is into the old tail light pigtail. I hope this helps.
2263021
Did for mine. I had originally installed the HID bulbs without relays and found that to be unacceptable. This harness solved my problem but again using HID bulbs which draw less current. 14vdc is optimum; relay will work with less.
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.
251476
Hello. Resistors are nothing to be afraid of. I myself was kind or nervous about splicing into my stock wiring. But it's a very simple procedure, and only takes about 15 minutes on each side. You can Google a diagram on proper installation, or simply go onto Youtube for a step by step video on how to do it. That worked best for me. The Resistors themselves will come with instructions, and you can purchase them online or at some local auto part stores. If you need further assistance, please don't hesitate to email me at ccams81@aol.com for further help. Hope this helps!
899376
Yes, different bulb. Should consider a harness with direct wiring to battery and relay. This will eliminate flicker.
1908609
I didnt use any resistor, I conect the white wire from the led to the brown wire of the vehicle for the tail light and the black wire for ground.
1711015
Mine came with the standard adapter not the anti flicker. Not sure if this package includes the new adapter. It's annoying so find out if the manufacturer has a new part number for the "new" kit before you buy. Amazon will not know that.
90727
Hi I don't really know the answer to your question. I plugged my existing connection for the lights and it worked. No new wires or changes.
1843237
There is some splicing involved. I used quick splice connectors to set up the halo lights and small LEDs to be used when the running lights are on. The instructions that came with the lights are decent.
2078256
I have no idea. It came in a white box with very little information. My light flickered before it went out as a result of the oring being crossed impropperly on install. If your light just went out you could try replacing the bulb only. I would replace both the bulb and this. They may both temporarily work with replacing only one while doing damage to the other. I replaced the bulb the first time and the damaged supply destroyed the bulb. After replacing the both it has worked fine for six months now. I have heard the harness can also be faulty.
1236131
Take the sensor you removed and install it on the opposite side. If light goes out that was the bad sensor. If still on you possibly have a bad harness.
289456
Here's how it went for me: Disconnect wiring harnesses for old headlights Took out old headlights Put new headlights in Plug wiring harnesses into new headlights The only thing that takes more than that are the halos around the projectors, they just have the wires sticking out
2187098
These lights are doing this for me as well. Also, when the traction control kicks in they dimly flicker. I have them all turned off as it's winter and don't want the extra battery drain from the extreme cold weather. Battery died once and promptly turned them all off. May take them out and replace the stock ones or find some that don't do this.
1659987
I bought theses for a 99 Honda civic. It came with anti flicker relays. My setup required running wires from passenger side to drivers side headlights. Also requires battery 12v and ground. Took less then 30 minutes to install. If you have any more question may want to email seller. My vehicle didnt require any extra parts. Almost forgot your going to need extra zip ties for install.
1704122
You'll need to purchase a wiring harness if you want them on a toggle switch. I spliced them into my reverse lights so I didn't use a wiring harness