I have 2012 Dodge 2500 Diesel, warranty is out and the Dealership says i need a new headlight wiring harness for the right side $560. will this work?
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The only way I believe it will work is if this harness connection (headlight plug) matches your factory plug since your can connect it directly to your battery. In your original plug, it should have 2 wires, one is to ground, other is to your switch inside the truck. I think (in my opinion if plus don't match) even if you were to cut off wire plugs from new harness and somehow tie into your existing wires off your headlights, it should work.. As long as positive from new harnesses is connected to positive on existing harness and blk to any ground, preferably chassis, "let their be light!" The only way I believe it will work is if this harness connection (headlight plug) matches your factory plug since your can connect it directly to your battery. In your original plug, it should have 2 wires, one is to ground, other is to your switch inside the truck. I think (in my opinion if plus don't match) even if you were to cut off wire plugs from new harness and somehow tie into your existing wires off your headlights, it should work.. As long as positive from new harnesses is connected to positive on existing harness and blk to any ground, preferably chassis, "let their be... » Read More The only way I believe it will work is if this harness connection (headlight plug) matches your factory plug since your can connect it directly to your battery. In your original plug, it should have 2 wires, one is to ground, other is to your switch inside the truck. I think (in my opinion if plus don't match) even if you were to cut off wire plugs from new harness and somehow tie into your existing wires off your headlights, it should work.. As long as positive from new harnesses is connected to positive on existing harness and blk to any ground, preferably chassis, "let their be light!" « Show Less
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Wire it to the left side for activation and it should. If you have a two bulb high/low system, you will need two.
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The only way I believe it will work is if this harness connection (headlight plug) matches your factory plug since your can connect it directly to your battery. In your original plug, it should have 2 wires, one is to ground, other is to your switch inside the truck. I think (in my opinion if plus don't match) even if you were to cut off wire plugs from new harness and somehow tie into your existing wires off your headlights, it should work.. As long as positive from new harnesses is connected to positive on existing harness and blk to any ground, preferably chassis, "let their be light!"
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As long as you wire the harness to the side that works, it will be fine. I used it on an old honda that had a short on the passenger side. I just wired it like the diagram illustrates on my good circuit, and my headlights work with the switch. I installed the HID 5000k ballasts and bulbs. It works perfectly.
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If I understand correctly, you are converting from single 6x9 headlights to these composite headlights. I would recommend looking at LMC Truck for the wiring harness and socket parts. Otherwise, search here on amazon under the manufacturer called "help." They make all the replacement electrical components you'd find at your local parts store....and amazon ususally has their full line of products, whete a parts store may not.
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Call your local auto part store and get the headlight number,if your oem light is h6024 you are good.also this headlights run a lot hotter and brighter than normal oem lights.make sure your wires are ok/decent otherwise you won't see much of a difference(lights will be dim) also spect a low life spam. from what I heard and experience in older cars they will last you about 6 to 8 months before they burn out
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Look in your owner's manual under bulbs. You will find a letter and a number corresponding to your headlight like(H3,H4,H7)google this letter and number it should give like a 9006 number then search on amazon fro exact fit for truck. Good Luck.
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Without a heavy duty harness and relay it WILL fry your wires from the bulb to your headlight switch. I've had it happen.
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I didn't buy the wiring harness because I do all my own wiring. Depending on the stock wiring, you may have to upgrade wire size to at least 14 gauge.
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Dear Customer,Thank you very much for your inquiry with us!This would be compatible if your vehicle only comes with the halogen headlamps. You do not need anything else with this set up.Please let me know if I can assist you further on this matter.SincerelyJayiJDMTOY
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I don't believe so. Call your local auto parts dealer and ask for the headlight number for your make and model, then search that number.
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Probably the easiest thing to do is get a t/s flasher for LEDs. Got mine at orieleys auto parts. Just swap the flasher and your good to go.
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Yes, make sure you get the correct size bulb. If you have after market headlights, be sure to get a bulb size for that specific headlight.
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You would have to rewire the lights completely. This vehicle uses D2S HID. Honestly, not worth the time nor money changing the headlamps over. New bulbs run around $ 499.00 from PIAA.
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buy a relay kit, don't skimp on this part of the system, look for a heavy duty relay kit and make sure the wires will reach all the way across from left to right of your truck. I would have suggested you get an led kit instead, but hid is good too
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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
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Rose, your best bet is to call Metra and ask them(or whoever makes the harness). Wiring harnesses can be very specific to each vehicle. I called them just to make sure and both installs went flawlessly because I had all the right parts. Hope this helps.
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What are you putting your light on? With mine I tied straight into the existing wire harness for my atv headlights. If I were gonna run a new wire and a switch I would run 12 gauge wire.
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Depends on the vehicle, but you might have to switch the wires in the plug that goes to the factory headlight plug. One wire is high beam, one low beam and the third is ground. I had to switch the two wires on the left if you are looking at the plug end.
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I assume you used the 'MAKE SURE IT FITS' tool and are asking me DID it fit? Yes, but I had to pull out cargo bay on driver side to get to the wiring harness plug because bulb mounting holes are diffrent on the new tail light . You must use new bulbs & harness. You Tube has a how to video.