you say plug &amp; play, but a reviewer says you have to wire them, which is correct
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The automated description reads "plug and play" which is not correct. Almost all vehicles require some wiring to install these. By wiring I mean, using a light tester to find out which lights are which, tail-left/right and brake and blinkers. Then, you clip the coordinating wire from the Anzo assembly onto the vehicle wiring and tape it up real well. The other issue is that aftermarket LED lights have a power box that converts the power from the battery to the LED light. This box gets really hot when running continuously (night driving). It also does not fit very well into Jeep Wrangler housings along with some others, which puts it outside the housing exposed to weathering. Nothing will beat the good old fashioned standard Jeep lights from the factory. They were already pre-designed to handle the intensity of a Jeep's lifespan.
2167521
I assume you put 110 v plugs actually ON the wires before plugging them in. Make sure you did all white to silver and black to gold on each install. Could be a polarity issue.
1613535
You have to wire them in series and turn both on. They will not work if you want one on and the other off.
307165
Yes this item is plug and play. Please let me know if there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any questions. Sincerely, Briana
1622430
The wiring should already be in place. No additional wiring required. Just boot them on and plug them in.
33326
It can be done either way. It does not come with a plug however one can be wired on.
1134239
Hello,all you need to do is find you bulb code, and you can usually find LED's of that code. So no they are plug'n play.Thanks,Clint
1226882
I'm not sure what the difference is. I just know they can't run on a circuit with a lot of other things or they will trip circuit breaker. I had to move mine and put it on a different circuit but it hasn't caused me a problem other than that. I really haven't figured out why it's called plug and play.
1852787
Absolutely NOT plug and play. I recommend having an experienced technician do the installation. $125 for my son's 2012 Avalon and well worth it. The tech did a great job of hiding all the wires, putting all pieces back perfectly, and obtaining extra parts needed due to the Avalon's keyless entry system, etc. Glad I didn't try it.
2055423
The one I purchased had the correct plug. All I had to do was to plug it in and it worked perfectly.
881784
It comes with all necessary cable and connectors to install directly plug and play. No wiring required.
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.
584925
Sorry not sure. Had someone install it. For some reason I don't think it's a plug in.
2056765
It has instructions so that you can wire it either way. You have to purchase the required cord separately.
711875
It depends on what you mean by prewired. If it's just speaker wires, then no it is not plug and play. To be Plug and play, you would need a minimum of 3/4 wires there, Red, Black, and Blue. These are going to be Power, Ground and Switch. The /4 is going to be your RC connections, this should be 2 RC connectors, that are joined together. This is what sends the audio from the deck, to the sub. As long as those wires are there, you should be good.
1657671
Yes, it is plug and play. However, the install is intensive. The mirror is an exact replacement. If your vehecle doesn't already have them, you may need acceory connectors as well. Thanks!
479625
Just plug it in and it will, that is how I have mine plugged in and it works great