I tried these lights on my RV to replace an 1157 dual filament incandescent bulb. The tail lights worked fine, but the brake lights would not work at
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First off why did you change the bulb? Great upgrade to LED. If you had a brake light problem to begin with it may be your B.L. Switch. If neither of them work it must be up line. Try testing the bulb ground the outer housing and put 12v to each terminal if they work it is your vehicle test light those sockets. If you have power while the blinker is on then make sure they are not frozen in place spray a lube in the socket and use a non conducting push rod to loosen the springs. Hope this helps. Also if you change front and rear you need a low voltage flasher.
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Make sure the contacts line up. It could be a polarity problem. They only work with the power going in one direction so the lines would have to be reversed.
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i have purchased the 1157 style and the 1156 style , make sure they have double contacts on the bottom and not just one , there could have been a mix up
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I was not impresses with the lights at all. They are fine for tail lights, but the blinker and turn light is hardly noticeable. Very poor lights in my opinion. No response when I tried to contact the company. I do not recommend them at all.
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I had these bulbs in my 2005 F150 for the parking light/turn signal . I no longer have the truck, but I'm pretty sure they functioned as dual filament because they would get brighter when flashing for turn/hazard as opposed to just parking lights But I cannot say for sure
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As long as your current taillights use an 3157 bulb, yes. If used as turn signal you will need a resistor to slow the flash rate.
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Mine didn't come with the bulbs as I recall. But the reason your bulbs don't work is probably because of the defective assembly, which you are purchasing here. If you put the old bulbs into the new taillight assembly, they will most likely work.
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Depends on your RV. Mine uses different / larger bulbs. These bulbs don't have a very high light output (relatively) to dome lights or other types, but that is not the intended use of these bulbs usually.
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Go by bulb number of stock lifht. Also, if you have projector type bulb, the led may not fit
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HI, I used them for my trailer, it works good, I had to put a pair per side for stop lights, turn light and midium light, so I suppose they will work anywhere with 12 VDC.
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My brake lights did not work at all. The lights sockets were not making contact with the aluminum part in the fixture. With the new sockets my work now, but if I have any more problems I will just replace the entire back lights.
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It didn't work for me with normal bulbs! I had to send it back. They responded quick and returned my money. I just used diodes on on the brake lights only on the towed vehicle. That worked good for me.
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You would need to step down the voltage to 12v for the lights to work without burning out. I had a problem with several of the lights I purchased in that the 12v in my RV burned and shorted the wires and the panels got so hot that the adhesive pads melted.
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We have not tested the products together. However if they are the same size as the factory tail lights there should be no issues. They do work with our LED tail lights. Thank you!
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In theory yes, but it would depend heavily on how you wire it. If you string one or two to your tail lamps and then have an additional pair on each side wired in as your brake lamps I think it would do well. These strips do have a somewhat noticeable change in output under increased voltage/amperage but its hard to say if it would be considered enough to qualify as easily noticeable to other drivers under normal conditions. I'd say just get a second pack as a precaution, as they are very easy to wire-up and quite versatile. Just get a roll of quality double-side foam tape or use a hot glue gun, because the OEM strips are weaksauce and about as sticky as dry stamps In theory yes, but it would depend heavily on how you wire it. If you string one or two to your tail lamps and then have an additional pair on each side wired in as your brake lamps I think it would do well. These strips do have a somewhat noticeable change in output under increased voltage/amperage but its hard to say if it would be considered enough to qualify as easily noticeable to other drivers under normal conditions. I'd say just get a second pack as a precaution, as they are very easy to wire-up and quite versatile. Just get a roll of quality double-side foam tape or use a hot glue... » Read More In theory yes, but it would depend heavily on how you wire it. If you string one or two to your tail lamps and then have an additional pair on each side wired in as your brake lamps I think it would do well. These strips do have a somewhat noticeable change in output under increased voltage/amperage but its hard to say if it would be considered enough to qualify as easily noticeable to other drivers under normal conditions. I'd say just get a second pack as a precaution, as they are very easy to wire-up and quite versatile. Just get a roll of quality double-side foam tape or use a hot glue gun, because the OEM strips are weaksauce and about as sticky as dry stamps « Show Less
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You need to check your existing bulbs. If they are H11's you should be good to go
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Hello I'm using an older model installed around the 90s.I bought these new bulbs thinking that there wouldn't be a problem, turns out I was wrong.Sorry I can't help you though
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I am not sure what it would be. I replaced Pickup Camper inside bulbs and these are brighter that the 1156's. With one light I can see very well, with two it is more like daylight in the entire camper. I recommend purchasing one and try it, I don't think you will be disappointed. Hopefully this helped.
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i had no issue with it working the flourescents i had a pair of them and it works great. your mileage may vary. also my flourecents used the newer ballast system instead of the old style.
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Honestly I have no clue if it would work, neither one of the bulbs worked on mine even though it said they would. I tried to do some minor mods to them like other people said but nothing worked for me.