are these tail lights just plug and play or do you need to cut anything?
2079552
All you do is take out the light bulb and plug right into where the light bulb goes, it's really simple
310794
They are plug and play for the most part u have to tap into the parking wiring for the halos to work with the parking lights when you get your headlights there will be two black wires and two white wires the white wires need to be connected and capped off togther and the black wires connected together witch you connect to the brown wire coming from the parking light So when you turn on your parking lights the halos will turn on
2072300
These are just the tail lights. The light bulb and the circuit bar they plug into are seperate items. HOPE THIS HELPS..
1177423
I am not sure about the tail lights. It did cause a new problem with the air bag warning system. I would NOT recommend this product. G
566720
If you use H7 bulbs they are plug and play. They are HID like. Roughly 6000K in color.
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If the tail lights serve as brake lights only, then the change will work fine. However, if the same tail lights serve as turn signals, then you will need to replace your turn signal flasher with one that is compatible with LEDs. A standard incandescent bulb flasher used with LEDs will flash super fast.
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No, in my review I state that they have open wires for the Halo Rings and the LED's for the top corner parking lights. I simply left myself plenty of wire on the socket that holds the factory bulb (about 4 inches) cut it off there, used male blade terminals to create 1 positive and 1 negative connection out of the bunch of wires coming from the New Headlight assembly. Used female blade terminals for my factory harness I just cut the light socket off of, connect the female and male ends together accordingly, shrink wrap the connections, and that part is done!
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
458715
You have to cut the connectors off the OEM signals. And these are only 2 wire as they don't have the "running light" option.
670345
This Includes everything you need as far as wires go. I don't believe it came with instructions, but it was pretty easy swap. You will have to remove your front bumper, but there are a lot of good guides on the internet. I am by no means an expert and was able to do it with my limited experience. Love the look of these lights.
1928206
The lights cime with Its own wiring. You'll have to remove your old wires and connect the new wires though.
841852
The plug-and-play works for brake lights and turn signals only. There is a white hardwire reverse light hook up that you need to run it to your taillight if you want to have reverse lights work. This is not something that is plug-and-play.
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I don't mean to be a smart aleck, but they control whatever function you hook them up to. I was replacing my old pigtail and the wires in the new cable were a perfect match. I used an ohm meter to run the wires and make sure they went to the same pin on the plug as the old ones, and they did. I just had to do a color for color swap over. I was also replacing a connector box on my trailer an missed a small ground wire connection, that really played havoc with my lights. Nothing was working correctly. Once I re-installed that small ground wire all was good.
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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.
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.
1471932
No wires to splice. Unplug the stock ones and plug the new ones in... 7 min start to finish max.
1186917
They're plug&play to any system running the 9006 headlight units. Google your systems application and if it's 9006 then you're good to go.