How to Replace Brake Lights & Turn Signals In a 2009 Honda Fit - 7443 LED Bulbs

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This video will teach you how to install the Lasfit 7443 bulbs into the brake lights & turn signals of a 2009 Honda Fit.
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[@Accurize2]

Always good to skip steps when doing a how to/tutorial video. At the very least explain it verbally. As in “you unscrew by hand” or “you unscrew it with a phillips”.

[@1shakasean]

Would have been nice to tell us how to pop them out

[@lasfitvehiclelife]

Thanks for your suggestions, we did it in our new videos.🙂

[@IDF1990]

thank you maestro

[@lasfitvehiclelife]

You are very welcome

[@Swag_K1RBY]

Does a led relay help stop the hyperflashing

[@lasfitvehiclelife]

Generally, a load resistor can stop the hyper flash.
What's your car make, model and year?

[@toyotabrony]

A load equalizer resistor, and led flasher relay will work well.
I would highly recommend go for the led flasher relay. Find the Novita. It’s a trademark of sylvania/Osram. U can get them autozone. I would hunt them and see which autozone have it.

[@Eger118877]

Should I use red colored LEDs for the brake lights? Or use white LEDs since it has red lenses?

[@lasfitvehiclelife]

Red color and white color both are ok since it has red lenses.

[@toyotabrony]

Always use red led behind the red lens. It’s brighter and more usable light than white. It will not enhance the white led through the red lens. Red on red will do very well.

[@Eger118877]

@@toyotabrony thanks for the insight

[@toyotabrony]

@@Eger118877 no problem at all. Make sure u do before and after at night time. Park backwards in front of ur garage. And see the comparison of halogen bulb reacts through the red lens, vs. red led. U will see major difference.

[@MiSheRu682]

What about the third light? On the hatchback?

[@lasfitvehiclelife]

The original third brake light is led light already

[@mikemcmillon]

not all LED turn signal bulbs give you hyper flash...only bulbs that don't have the resistors ;)

[@lasfitvehiclelife]

We carry LED bulbs for turn signal lights, built-in canbus system, no hyper flash.
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[@seanicusvideo]

How do you get the bulb out??!!!

[@lasfitvehiclelife]

Hi, firstly twist out the stock light, then pull out the halogen bulb directly.
What's your vehicle make, model and year?

[@ProjectLifeAdolfo]

this is not a very informational video.

[@lasfitvehiclelife]

😆 We have been improving our videos. We have new LED lights for turn signals, here is the link: www.lasfit.com/products/amber-amber-7443-led-turn-signal-light-bulb-anti-flickering

[@lindsay5985]

You neither show nor explain. People come here because the title says “how to”. So how do you get the globe holders out. They don’t turn and I can’t even get my finger in there let alone any tools.

[@lasfitvehiclelife]

Hi, you need to turn the bulb holder counterclockwise to remove it. Do you want to change brake lights or rear turn signal lights? Is your car 2009 Honda Fit?
This was made two years ago, a rough video. We have been improving our videos. Thanks for your feedback.