Are these plug and play to replace existing incadensent vehicle wiring? Or do you need to add resistors?
2089508
I didn't buy these to replace anything. They are an addition, two white in the front, two on each side amber and two in the back red. I spliced them right into the cars parking lights, solder then shrink wrap tubing and dressed it up with wire ties.Hope this helps you.
2089509
If you are using these for turn signals, you will need to add resistors, however, they can be spliced directly inline for running lights. They are two wire lights without a plug, so they are simple to wire.
2089510
Just plug and play I hooked them up as rear turn signals on motorcycle with no problem.
2089511
You would need to add a resistor or replace the flasher with a LED flasher, the flasher will work with both LED's and regular lamps. The LED you are looking at fits in a 3/4 inch hole.
82277
yes they are plug and play and they are pretty bright. due to my aftermarket headlight setup i had to order a pair of decoders to fix an issue between switching from highbeam/lowbeam but overall theyre good and should work fine
488094
they are pre-wired and very simple to install....you can splice to existing harness or run directly to trailer plug.
1280221
No they won't work on that type of vehicle. And no there are no instructions. You just gotta know how to wire them in.
245416
One wire goes to positive, but the other wire just needs to be grounded to your vehicle, not the negative wire, this should fix the problem.
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.
1213546
I dont see any reason why a resistor would be required. They are 12 volt bulbs. I simply installed them into a boat 12v light fixture, replacing the original 12v incandescent bulbs. Although they are not as bright as the original bulbs, disappointing.
1858726
They were a direct replacement for me. I have an 05 Prius Level 4. There was no extra wire.
889841
Yes they are plug and play. Not hard at all to install. As long as you order the right HID kit.
617844
you dont need to wire them in they will be on as long as they are plugged in. there is no reason to wire into your vehicle... but if you rlly want to u can take your cigerete liter or 12 volt car plug and patch it into the positive wire inside the dash or whatever its in and run it like that.. your best bet is too leave it the way it is
590513
NO, these LED lights do not need a resistor at 12V. Smart cars (??) with lamp-out detector will need a shunt resistor across the light socket to fool the system into believing it has an incandescent bulb installed. The LED doesn't need the resistor, the stupid car does.
972541
I don't have an F150 but its highly probable that you are going to need a resistor if you're using it for a blinker
950266
Unless you are replacing led bulbs, yes. You need resistors if you are upgrading from incandescents to LED
251479
I used no resistors. These are direct replacements for the stock blubs. I dont know what every body else is doing. I put these in where the stock bulbs were at. I have been running these for several months and no problems. I also use leds on my motorcycle. I have never put in any resistors on any on my cars or bike. I am very happy with leds. Make sure you have room for these. They are a little long. The more leds the longer they are. I put these in my running light sockets on my 2004 chev silverado and they fit fine. Hope this answers your question.
1906535
if you have the original front turn signals, then it does not need load resistors. This item does NOT include load resistors.
1436008
These are for OEM non HIDs I believe, but far from plug and play. They require quite a bit of wiring.
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.