Has anyone installed these lights on a 2011 Tundra TRD?
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I installed these lights on a 2012 Tundra Rock Warrior. I believe that my truck has the exact pick-up bed style and rear lights as your 2011. They went in easily, fit extremely well, look better than stock by far. I purchased black with a clear lens and I think they look and preform better than the smoke on tinted ones. They have been on my truck since fall 2012 and still look great and function perfectly. Lots of other Tundra owners have commented on how well they look. I would buy them again in a second.
2085341
All second gens are the same.They look nice but they don't meet oem quality.You must seal them they do collect dust and water inside the lens.Its an easy fix I wish I would have known the lenses were not glued properly I just sealed the inside openings and added a filter to the top of one of 3 tubes.They are bright and have functioned properly.I have had them over a year.
1464608
I can not say for sure, but looks good on my 2010 TRD Tundra, also lots of work putting the lift on.
2154193
I have these on my 2013 big horn Ram with no problems, simple plug and play. My truck had the non LED lighting before so if you have the LED tail lamps they will not work. Here is a pic[URL=http://s201.photobucket.com/user/rualat4/media/GEDC1107_zpsd6b1c346.jpg.html][IMG]http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa144/rualat4/GEDC1107_zpsd6b1c346.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
855882
I have not. My low and high beams work. This is the first time I purchased from this seller. Make sure you don't need a relay kit.
875405
These are not original equipment (OE) lights, and as such are not intended for any specific vehicle. Their fit on any particular vehicle is going to depend on a number of factors such as having a suitable placement location on the vehicle, capable of supporting the lights with minimal vibration and your willingness to drill holes for mounting the lights and their switch. Without knowing more information about your specific vehicle there's no reasonable way to answer this question.
997723
pls dont buy this for tundra... I bought for a friend of mine and the led lights wont come on... bluetooth audio is faulty.. and no audio for the sat nav...
718990
I have a 2000 dodge Dakota and they fit beautifully in my truck, you just have to take out the mounting for the old lights and they bolt right up to those holes. Really simple installat9on for the most part
511957
Same here, 2010 base, 8 wires on the connector, only degrees/Celsius and light up worked, I found a Forum where instructions guide to complete connections. Tundraforum.comI was told by a toyota service tech that it is a "hit or miss", will update post after following the instructions to complete connection.
1964011
Yeah lights will fit but the park lights would not work, and you get a hyper flash when turn signal is on. Try these taillights trust me! CHEVY TAHOE / SUBURBAN / G.M.C DENALI 00-06 LED TAIL LIGHT DARK SMOKE...
1337932
No, however if you're removing your stock lights it only takes a little trial and error to figure these out. I just cut the oem wire and spliced these on.
956731
Ive installed the lights before, but on a truck which did not have them originally. That said, my understanding is these are manufactured to OEM spec. Visit the manufactures website for more info. For what its worth these are an excellent product.
1043681
You will need some small electronic parts (like relays/diodes/resistors) to install. Should cost a few dollars. If you think you can handle that dig around google for more details. http://www.commandocaralarms.com/wiring/2004-2006/Toyota/Tundra/2048.html
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Hello Barb, I installed the T47 LED lights around the eaves of my home and they work great. I had to add a dimmer switch because they were very bright. They were designed for an easy install standard junction box. I am very pleased with them.
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The LED version as far as I know do not come with them and even if you did find some laying around or scavenge the rubber off the non lighted ones, the plastic housing is slightly different around the holes. They wouldnt fit. best bet would be to pick up a set of O-rings and use them as a makeshift anti-vibration mount as the rubber on these isn't much to write home about anyways. They kinda distort when torquing them down so it ends up looking weird and broken-ish.
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I tested each of mine before I installed the to verify which wire was common and ,brake , tail/light ,backup because of what you mentioned . (no instructions)I also verified existing wiring colors for their function and connected the new lights and had no issues. they work great and are a lot brighter than the originals.
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No they would not be hard to install, but that might depend on what you are replacing, assuming that your truck already has lights in place. In my case I was replacing lights that were the exact match but old with cracked lenses. Actually I just installed the lenses on my old bases. Changing from another style, just make sure that the new one's base will cover the hole in the roof. Use some silicone to caulk underneath. As to whether they will look good, that depends on what you like!!!
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I have them in my TSX and they are bright but they don't cover the area 5'-8' behind the vehicle. I found these same lights but with 50/50 LEDs that surround the housing. Look for those.