Hi Frank, I've made a more recent video switching out my Lasfit LED bulbs for Auxito due to hyperflashing issues when left blinking over 4 minutes. You can use both 7440 or 7443 for your XLE depending on the effect you desire. Since the XLE bulb serves as your DRL and stays on constantly, you can consider getting the 7443 amber/white switchback combo so it alternates between constant white then blinks amber when you use your turn signals. If you prefer amber only then the 7440s will serve you well. ruclips.net/video/TCHj2M4mM0U/видео.html
I want to change my lights like you but I am not brave enough to pull it all out!! Because I am scared of rattles after 🤣😂 I'll come by along with your favorite food, drinks and money to help me change it all!! I'll buy the bulbs 🤣😂
Thanks for this great guide! I just completed it on mine. One question about the front amber colored parking lights; did you replace yours? I tried a Auxito LED 194 but I thought it was too bright so I switched it back to the original halogen bulb.
@@redhulkultra155 Funny that you asked because I have the interior LED bulbs sitting in my garage ready to install this weekend! I'm editing and uploading a roof rack cross bar installation video first then I'll try to make a video for the interior lights, stay tuned!
it's not Hyper flashing, but you can clearly see the flash frequency is higher than normal. On the video, the left side is still old bulbs and only testing with alert signal (both side at the same time). The moment you use the turn signal (one side only) it will "fast" flash. It's happening to my Highlander 2018...
Hey Thanh Tran, I have a 2021 XLE and when my headlights are on the blinker lights are also on. Would I need to get the 2:1 LED lights? Or would the ones you have work?
@Mike Duran On the XLE trim, you most likely can use 7443 dual filament bulbs since your front turn lights with be constantly on when the headlights are on. You just need to decide if you prefer the light orange/dark orange or orange/white blinker pattern. Lasfit has both for you to choose from.
@@oeklm Yup, they return to normal after the built in resistors cool down. I've only had it happen twice when I was waiting for a car in a Costco parking lot and another time waiting at a red light that took forever to make a left turn.
What trim model and bulb brand are you using? Did you check if the LED bulbs you have are non-polarity otherwise they would need to be plugged into the socket one way.
@@miguelquintero304 Thats interesting and sorry the bulbs didn't work out for you. I know of another person who experienced hyperflashing with these bulbs and he had a 2021 XSE, I wonder if the wiring is different with this trim because they work for everyone else that I know.
I've had them on for a month now and no issues at all. I have friends who have had these bulbs in their cars for 3+ yrs with no issues as well. It's also good to know that Lasfit stands behind their products with a 1yr warranty if you have any defective issues and they will replace the bulbs free of charge.
@Norman Amparo After 6 months of real world usage, I've noticed that if the turn lights are left blinking for more than 5 minutes, they will begin to hyper flash since the embedded resistor in the bulb gets to hot. But after it cools down, it goes back to operating normally.
@@Hernsama Waiting at a light to make a left turn only for the light rail to pass through thus skipping your turn at an intersection. More commonly, waiting for a parking spot at Costco and waiting forever for them to load their car before leaving. I'm getting annoyed just typing this! 😂😂
@DEE JAY PROYECT It's easy just follow the instructions I gave in the video and remember to pull the tail lights directly back away from the frame and it will pop out.
LasFit products can be purchased at the link below, great customer service and free shipping! You can use code VTBBLE for 10% off. lddy.no/12f5b LASFIT 7440 Anti Hyper Flash Canbus LED bulbs- Amber Yellow (Pack of 2)
@@jermainedouglas7301 I never trust Amazon's fitment guide. If you switch it from 2021 to 2020 Toyota Highlander, all of a sudden it fits when the headlights and taillights are the same! lol Feel free to check the Toyotanation forums to confirm that 7440 works just as I've shown.
Hello love your videos. Very helpful. I have a 2021 Highlander XLE. I changed my turn signal bulbs as well with the same Lastfit bulbs like you did. I am experiencing hyper flashing on my right front side. Amazon sent me replacement bulbs and I am still experiencing hyper flashing. Do you know what could be causing that? The drive side is working perfectly.
@@lexuscraig4712 Hmmm... if you have the same exact Lasfit bulbs I do with the built in resistors, I would try to switch the drivers side LED to the passenger side to see if you can replicate the hyper flashing. That should help isolate if the issue is the bulb or the socket. If it's the bulb, good news is Lasfit one year warranty where they will replace it directly for you. Let me know how it turns out!
Thank you for your help 🙏
I'm going to change all lights on my TH Limited. Peace ✌
THANK YOU SO KUCH THIS HELPED GREATLY
I'm glad it helped you out!
Thanks for the video.. if I have the XLE trim do I get the 7440 bulbs then?
Hi Frank, I've made a more recent video switching out my Lasfit LED bulbs for Auxito due to hyperflashing issues when left blinking over 4 minutes. You can use both 7440 or 7443 for your XLE depending on the effect you desire. Since the XLE bulb serves as your DRL and stays on constantly, you can consider getting the 7443 amber/white switchback combo so it alternates between constant white then blinks amber when you use your turn signals. If you prefer amber only then the 7440s will serve you well.
ruclips.net/video/TCHj2M4mM0U/видео.html
@@vietbubbletea Great Ill look into that in the morning. Both ways are pretty cool and switchbacks pretty cool i think.
I want to change my lights like you but I am not brave enough to pull it all out!! Because I am scared of rattles after 🤣😂
I'll come by along with your favorite food, drinks and money to help me change it all!! I'll buy the bulbs 🤣😂
Thanks for this great guide! I just completed it on mine. One question about the front amber colored parking lights; did you replace yours? I tried a Auxito LED 194 but I thought it was too bright so I switched it back to the original halogen bulb.
Glad it helped! I left the parking lights on the side stock halogen for the same reasons.
Wow thank you so much I also have a 2021 highlander hybrid
It's a sweet machine right?! I'm like a kid in a candy store thinking of different ways to customize it!
@@vietbubbletea yes I love it rides smooth. I just tinted my windows & added rain guards and added leather protection (qyeon)
@@vietbubbletea could you show me how to change the interior lights to led?plz ☺?
@@redhulkultra155 Funny that you asked because I have the interior LED bulbs sitting in my garage ready to install this weekend! I'm editing and uploading a roof rack cross bar installation video first then I'll try to make a video for the interior lights, stay tuned!
Thank you for the video. Do you have any hyper flash after the installation? Thanks!
Hi Gabriel, I've had the Lasfit bulbs installed since July 2021 and have never had any hyper flashing issues.
it's not Hyper flashing, but you can clearly see the flash frequency is higher than normal. On the video, the left side is still old bulbs and only testing with alert signal (both side at the same time). The moment you use the turn signal (one side only) it will "fast" flash. It's happening to my Highlander 2018...
Hey Thanh Tran, I have a 2021 XLE and when my headlights are on the blinker lights are also on. Would I need to get the 2:1 LED lights? Or would the ones you have work?
@Mike Duran On the XLE trim, you most likely can use 7443 dual filament bulbs since your front turn lights with be constantly on when the headlights are on. You just need to decide if you prefer the light orange/dark orange or orange/white blinker pattern. Lasfit has both for you to choose from.
How are these holding up? Heard about hyper flash after extended signal time
Besides the hyper flashing that happens after 5 minutes of consistent blinking, they have been working great for me since original install.
@@vietbubbletea so they hyperflash if they run for close to 5 min, but return to normal after they don’t run and cool down?
@@oeklm Yup, they return to normal after the built in resistors cool down. I've only had it happen twice when I was waiting for a car in a Costco parking lot and another time waiting at a red light that took forever to make a left turn.
@@vietbubbletea got it. Thanks!
I don’t think my coolant level has ever been that high? Is the car cold or hot?
It's cold, I honestly never noticed the fluid levels since the maintenance was done by the dealership through Toyotacare at the time.
Hi I replaced my blinkers to led but mr lights flashing fast you know why !!
What trim model and bulb brand are you using? Did you check if the LED bulbs you have are non-polarity otherwise they would need to be plugged into the socket one way.
@@vietbubbletea I have 22 XSE I return the led bulb to Amazon I the notes said need a load resistor or flash relay 🤦🏻♂️
@@miguelquintero304 Thats interesting and sorry the bulbs didn't work out for you. I know of another person who experienced hyperflashing with these bulbs and he had a 2021 XSE, I wonder if the wiring is different with this trim because they work for everyone else that I know.
This is great. Did you experience any hyperflash or other issues?
I've had them on for a month now and no issues at all. I have friends who have had these bulbs in their cars for 3+ yrs with no issues as well. It's also good to know that Lasfit stands behind their products with a 1yr warranty if you have any defective issues and they will replace the bulbs free of charge.
@Norman Amparo After 6 months of real world usage, I've noticed that if the turn lights are left blinking for more than 5 minutes, they will begin to hyper flash since the embedded resistor in the bulb gets to hot. But after it cools down, it goes back to operating normally.
@@vietbubbletea when did you have to leave your turn signals on for 5 minutes or more?
@@Hernsama Waiting at a light to make a left turn only for the light rail to pass through thus skipping your turn at an intersection. More commonly, waiting for a parking spot at Costco and waiting forever for them to load their car before leaving. I'm getting annoyed just typing this! 😂😂
How hard is it to remove the taillights? I don't want to risk breaking something........ thanks
@DEE JAY PROYECT It's easy just follow the instructions I gave in the video and remember to pull the tail lights directly back away from the frame and it will pop out.
@@vietbubbletea Thanks I'll try to do it, I hope I don't mess anything up
One question I forgot to ask, why didn't you change the brake light when you changed the signals???
They're already OEM LED so no need to mess with em
@@vietbubbletea thank you
Hi, why I can't open the link to Amazon?
The link still works for me, maybe try another web browser and see if that helps? If not, you can do a product search on Amazon and find it.
LasFit products can be purchased at the link below, great customer service and free shipping! You can use code VTBBLE for 10% off.
lddy.no/12f5b
LASFIT 7440 Anti Hyper Flash Canbus LED bulbs- Amber Yellow (Pack of 2)
Weirdly the amazon link says it doesnt fit the 2021 highlander?
@@jermainedouglas7301 I never trust Amazon's fitment guide. If you switch it from 2021 to 2020 Toyota Highlander, all of a sudden it fits when the headlights and taillights are the same! lol Feel free to check the Toyotanation forums to confirm that 7440 works just as I've shown.
Hello love your videos. Very helpful. I have a 2021 Highlander XLE. I changed my turn signal bulbs as well with the same Lastfit bulbs like you did. I am experiencing hyper flashing on my right front side. Amazon sent me replacement bulbs and I am still experiencing hyper flashing. Do you know what could be causing that? The drive side is working perfectly.
@@lexuscraig4712 Hmmm... if you have the same exact Lasfit bulbs I do with the built in resistors, I would try to switch the drivers side LED to the passenger side to see if you can replicate the hyper flashing. That should help isolate if the issue is the bulb or the socket. If it's the bulb, good news is Lasfit one year warranty where they will replace it directly for you. Let me know how it turns out!
Thanks for the quick response