This is a well-scripted and narrated video with clear sound, agreeable music and clear videography. Further, I came looking to understand how to remove my OEM lights for polishing/refinishing but now am interested in the LED conversion while I have them out. Thanks!
This helped me get through it perfectly. THANK YOU!! Didnt know about the third bolt under the headlight assembly nor the fact that the plastic ferring underneath could be forced out. I was scared to break something and tapped out....until I watched your vid.
Great video that was easy to follow. I replaced my headlights with the above LED lights are can say they are extremely bright. So bright that I may have to replace them as lots of on coming cars think I have my high beams on.
There are many factors and many upgrades to headlight housings over the years that help mitigate any glare to oncoming drivers. It is more or less the color of the light which causes distraction and not the actual brightness intensity itself. If you notice, the most distracting lights to see on the road are the blue HID lights which cause a lot of glare for the human eye, whereas you probably never noticed the 6000K lights on the road because they are more natural to the human eye.
Some notes. At 1:17 the plastic tabs with he was fidgeting, the video skips it but you pry on the inner part of the tab. At 1:39 he say guide tabs, comes right out. Its actually plastic pins that snaps in pretty tight. Use a proper pry tool, they are sensitive, I broke both of them on one side. At 2:20 the plastic piece he says comes right out. It is clipped in as well, you have to pull it with a good amount of force not just a "good tug".
Here is a direct link to the fogs: www.precisionled.com/premium-h10-21-smd-5730-led.html The link is for a single bulb so you would need to up the quantity to 2.
That's weird that you have to take the whole assembly out to change out the light bulb. Does that mean you have to remove the whole damn thing just to change out a burnt bulb? (Not necessary installing the LeD bulb
In this video we are showing how to upgrade your existing halogen bulbs to LEDs. Replacing the halogen bulb with another halogen bulb would not use the same process.
Great video, thanks. I'm considering installing these on my 09 Tundra. Couple of rookie questions first, though. Is there a proper orientation of the LED bulb...what I mean is, is it possible to put the new bulb in upside down? I know to line up the tabs to the notches in the light housing, but the LED doesn't appear to have the same structure on both sides of the bulb. Also, as far as mounting the driver, my battery area doesn't have room for anything else. Is there any place else you would recommend to mount the driver, or any flat spot that will reach the light? Where did you mount the driver for the passenger side? Thanks for your video!
Thank you for your interest. Yes, most of our LEDs are polarity specific, so if you insert a bulb and it does not come on, first think I would do is remove, flip 180 degrees, and reinsert. Also, you can mount the ballast anywhere under the hood you find room. You would just want to ensure that where you are mounting is dry, and free from dust. It should not be difficult to find a place the mount the driver's side ballast.
Great video. I have a 2008 Sequoia and I really liked the black grill modification done on the truck in this video over the chrome one that comes stock. Can you please share the link to where I could purchase this grill from? And also video on how to replace the grill.
So I just did some on my 2002 tundra but had to put a resistor on the right side is it same scenario with these lights? Just wondering trying to upgrade my wife's 2012 sequia
Some LEDs do indeed require a resistor to prevent dash errors / flickering. Our LEDs are manufactured with built-in resistors to prevent any of these issues.
The installation process is virtually identical for all vehicles. The only major difference would be physically locating your halogen bulb. You would install this kit here: www.precisionled.com/premium-9006-cree-hl-gl-headlight-led.html
I’m looking at new headlight and fog light bulbs and considering you and headlight revolution who is the best and what am I getting for my money I will be installing on a 2010 tundra limited
We cannot speak on behalf of other brands but here at PrecisionLED we have step-by-step videos to help with installation, a US-based customer support team to make sure every customer is satisfied with their purchase, hassle free warranty and returns/exchanges, extensive research conducted on each vehicle package we sell to ensure fitment and function, shipping options and the lowest available shipping costs, and our products are individually tested by our shipping team before leaving the warehouse. We are also currently having a holiday sale, so please check out our website precisionled.com for more info!
Not sure if anyone will see this question, but I have a 2010 Tundra, and it looks tight by the battery and windshield washer fluid tank. So will the bigger LED bulb fit? Looks like it might not fit. Anyone know what im talking about? Any tips?
What is the consensus on installing the LED into non-projector type housing? Do you need to re-align and if so by how much? I have Tacoma, 2nd Gen, and bought the kit but hesitate to install at the moment due to concern that it may blind oncoming drivers. Thanks.
How much difference does this make, the Tundra has pretty good lights as it is. But my, now my wife's 2008 F-150 I'm sure would benefit from this. And I'd want to do her truck first anyway.
Thank you for your interest. You are referring to brightness, correct? Upgrading your headlamps to LED would increase your nighttime driving visibility by 2-3 times.
Unfortunately, we do not have the required bulb (H13) for the 2008 in our inventory just yet, as it is a very rare bulb. However, I would not rule this out in the near future. I would recommend checking back with us in a month or so. You can email us directly at help@precisionled.com.
No, all of our LEDs come with built in decoders and capacitors to ensure you do not experience any dash errors, flickering, or other issues with your headlights.
Please reference 4:30 in this video which is another Toyota Tundra headlight install: ruclips.net/video/__lgBJSSuno/видео.html&ab_channel=PrecisionLED If you have the same dust cover as shown in the video you would just lock the collar into place, install rubber grommet dust cover and install the remainder of the LED bulb into the collar that is locked into place.
No, you do not typically have to re-aim the headlights after installation. However, regarding glare, there are many factors and many upgrades to headlight housings over the years that help mitigate any glare to oncoming drivers. It is more or less the color of the light which causes distraction and not the actual brightness intensity itself. If you notice, the most distracting lights to see on the road are the blue HID lights which cause a lot of glare for the human eye, whereas you probably never noticed the 6000K lights on the road because they are more natural to the human eye.
Thank you for your interest. Yes, we do have listed the package used in the video is also compatible with the 2016 Sequoia, as they would both use the same H11 bulb type. You can find a direct product link in the description above.
We have listed the fog lights would use the same LED fitment (H11) as the low beams shown in the video. In which case, you would install the same kit listed in the description (www.precisionled.com/premium-h11-cree-led-headlights.html). If looking to upgrade both the lows and fogs, you would just want to up the quantity to 2.
I have a 2010 tundra and when I converted my high beams, low beams, and fog lights to led the engine light came on, on the dash, is it something else and it was just coincidence that it came on after replacing? or did the leds do that? if so, what should I do?
It sounds like the kit you are installing may not be Canbus products, which can indeed cause a dash error. We only sell high quality Canbus LED products to ensure you do not experience any dash errors, flickering, or other issues with your lights.
Thank you for your interest. No, the kit used in the video would only upgrade both of your low beams to LED, as the 2nd gen Tundra comes with 2 separate bulbs that project the high and lows.
For a 2008 Sequoia, you should be able to access the headlight directly from under the hood. You can remove the entire headlight, but it is likely more difficult and not necessary.
Thank you for your interest. Yes, we do have a kit for a 2006 Tundra, which you can find here: www.precisionled.com/premium-h4-cree-hl-gl-headlight-led.html
Yes, we do absolutely have a 2014 Tundra kit, which you can find here: www.precisionled.com/vehicle/toyota-led/toyota-tundra-led/tundra-2014-present.html
HIDs are considered an outdated technology. They would still project your lights very bright. However, they require much more power from your battery, and run at a higher temperature in your housing, making them more risky to damage. LEDs are just as bright, if not brighter, run at a lower temperature, and last much longer, which we back with a lifetime warranty.
Thank you for your interest. No, our LEDs absolutely do not flicker. We only sell high quality Canbus products to ensure you do not experience any flickering, dash errors, or other issues with your LED headlamps.
The legality varies vastly from locale to locale and you will need to check with your local laws and regulations. What we commonly dissuade customers from, and what is illegal, are any colors above 6000K, as they are prohibited by the Department Of Transportation. Any color hues in your headlights are very distracting to other drivers which is why we only carry the 6000K color temperature for the headlamps, as they project the purest white. With proper installation in a projector housing, your aftermarket LED headlight/fog lights will perform exactly like OEM LEDs.
Will this fit on a 2008 Toyota Sequoia? Your website doesn't list this product under the 2nd gen sequoia's and I can't see why it wouldn't fit because the 2nd gen Tundra/Sequoia are virtually the same. Don't want to purchase it though if for some reason it won't work on the sequoia.
Thank you for your interest. We actually do have a package for the 2008 2nd Gen Sequoia, which you can find here: Standard: www.precisionled.com/toyota-sequoia-led-interior-lights-kits-2008-present.html Premium: www.precisionled.com/toyota-sequoia-premium-led-interior-lights-kits-2008-present.html These are the proper packages for your vehicle.
Thank you for your interest. The installation video does indeed show the low beam installation. You can find the correct LED product linked in the description.
Are you referring to an aftermarket housing? If so, it is possible the aftermarket housing would use a different bulb type than the original stock housing. However, it is also possible we do still have a compatible kit. But before recommending an alternative kit, we would just need to confirm the bulb type of your new housing.
Yeah this video is good, but the guy in the video doesn't mention about taking off the cover that is under the lights that it is going to be a pain in the ass.. The cover doesn't come off easy like the person in the video show. It took some time and you will be breaking off the tabs that hold it in place (There is no saving them I tried).. Ended up having to glue where the tabs hold the cover in place
Same here! I’ve watched a couple videos and the guys take it right off, no problem. I pulled both of mine off and broke both tabs on each side. There has to be an easier way because I don’t want to buy that piece everytime I need to get to the headlights
Sweet, simple and idiot proof! I like complicated fabrications, but needless things that should be simple (like replacing the windshield washer pump!) are infuriating! I rather like the factory housing, just want better light. Sold!
This is a well-scripted and narrated video with clear sound, agreeable music and clear videography. Further, I came looking to understand how to remove my OEM lights for polishing/refinishing but now am interested in the LED conversion while I have them out. Thanks!
Thanks for tuning in!
@@PrecisionLED I just watched your video again after 5 years and saved it. I've also subscribed. Thanks again.
@@markkoons7488 Thanks so much for watching again 5 years later! We hope your upgrade went smoothly if you chose to do it!
This helped me get through it perfectly. THANK YOU!!
Didnt know about the third bolt under the headlight assembly nor the fact that the plastic ferring underneath could be forced out. I was scared to break something and tapped out....until I watched your vid.
+wingnut0837 Glad we were able to help!
Just swapped mine, thanks for the video. Made my life much easier
Great video that was easy to follow. I replaced my headlights with the above LED lights are can say they are extremely bright. So bright that I may have to replace them as lots of on coming cars think I have my high beams on.
You need to lower the lens as led is higher than the beam of halogen.
There are many factors and many upgrades to headlight housings over the years that help mitigate any glare to oncoming drivers. It is more or less the color of the light which causes distraction and not the actual brightness intensity itself. If you notice, the most distracting lights to see on the road are the blue HID lights which cause a lot of glare for the human eye, whereas you probably never noticed the 6000K lights on the road because they are more natural to the human eye.
Some notes. At 1:17 the plastic tabs with he was fidgeting, the video skips it but you pry on the inner part of the tab. At 1:39 he say guide tabs, comes right out. Its actually plastic pins that snaps in pretty tight. Use a proper pry tool, they are sensitive, I broke both of them on one side. At 2:20 the plastic piece he says comes right out. It is clipped in as well, you have to pull it with a good amount of force not just a "good tug".
Thanks for the input!
Excellent video! I'm about ready to order a set!
Exactly what I was looking for you answered all the questions I had.. Great demonstration! Thanks..
+1grouter Thanks for watching!
Very well presented. Thank you
What about the high beams and fog lights? Can you get an LED driver that supports all 3?
The best video. Easy to follow. Thorough. Made my job easy. Thank you very much for doing this video.
Thanks for the positive feedback!
Great video! Exactly what I needed! Great instructions.
Looking ford to getting these for my '07!
Great video....Very professionally done....Thanks guys
We appreciate the feedback, and are glad to be of assistance!
Excellent tutorial. Just one question, I do a fair amount of off-roading and often have water inside the engine bay, is this equipment waterproof?
Thank you for your interest. Yes, our ballasts are indeed waterproof, as there are rubber grommets as seals, as well as an epoxy filling.
Great! Thanks for the reply.
I can’t get the bottom plastic piece off underneath my headlight. I don’t want to use too much force so I don’t break the plastic
Having a bitch of a time with my 2011 too. Doesn't have guide tabs. More like dowels that lock into place. You figure anything out?
2010 Tundra, has water that gets trapped in front of battery, have any other suggestions to mount to?
I have that truck as well. I would rather have the matching fog lights if available to compliment the headlights. It just looks so much better.
Michael Hughes That's what I was thinking. I wonder if there are fog lights that match?
Here is a direct link to the fogs:
www.precisionled.com/premium-h10-21-smd-5730-led.html
The link is for a single bulb so you would need to up the quantity to 2.
@@PrecisionLED Does it require the ballast/LED Driver? Which one?
LOVE IT, THANK YOU
Thank you for watching!
That's weird that you have to take the whole assembly out to change out the light bulb.
Does that mean you have to remove the whole damn thing just to change out a burnt bulb? (Not necessary installing the LeD bulb
Yes
Nope
In this video we are showing how to upgrade your existing halogen bulbs to LEDs. Replacing the halogen bulb with another halogen bulb would not use the same process.
Awesome video, this will definitely help me out a lot. I was just wondering what color temperature those LEDs are?
+Riky Ng 6000K
Awesome. Thank u sir. This video will definitely come in handy.👍😎🍺
Thanks for tuning in!
Perfect how to video!
Thank you for watching!
Great video, thanks. I'm considering installing these on my 09 Tundra. Couple of rookie questions first, though. Is there a proper orientation of the LED bulb...what I mean is, is it possible to put the new bulb in upside down? I know to line up the tabs to the notches in the light housing, but the LED doesn't appear to have the same structure on both sides of the bulb. Also, as far as mounting the driver, my battery area doesn't have room for anything else. Is there any place else you would recommend to mount the driver, or any flat spot that will reach the light? Where did you mount the driver for the passenger side? Thanks for your video!
Thank you for your interest. Yes, most of our LEDs are polarity specific, so if you insert a bulb and it does not come on, first think I would do is remove, flip 180 degrees, and reinsert. Also, you can mount the ballast anywhere under the hood you find room. You would just want to ensure that where you are mounting is dry, and free from dust. It should not be difficult to find a place the mount the driver's side ballast.
Great video. I have a 2008 Sequoia and I really liked the black grill modification done on the truck in this video over the chrome one that comes stock. Can you please share the link to where I could purchase this grill from? And also video on how to replace the grill.
We will reach out to the owner and see if we can get a direct link for you!
What is the lumen rating on the lights? . I installed led in my stock headlight assembly and it was extremely bright. Way to bright.
So I just did some on my 2002 tundra but had to put a resistor on the right side is it same scenario with these lights? Just wondering trying to upgrade my wife's 2012 sequia
Some LEDs do indeed require a resistor to prevent dash errors / flickering. Our LEDs are manufactured with built-in resistors to prevent any of these issues.
Any video about how to replace the entired headlights for a rav4?
The installation process is virtually identical for all vehicles. The only major difference would be physically locating your halogen bulb. You would install this kit here: www.precisionled.com/premium-9006-cree-hl-gl-headlight-led.html
I’m looking at new headlight and fog light bulbs and considering you and headlight revolution who is the best and what am I getting for my money I will be installing on a 2010 tundra limited
We cannot speak on behalf of other brands but here at PrecisionLED we have step-by-step videos to help with installation, a US-based customer support team to make sure every customer is satisfied with their purchase, hassle free warranty and returns/exchanges, extensive research conducted on each vehicle package we sell to ensure fitment and function, shipping options and the lowest available shipping costs, and our products are individually tested by our shipping team before leaving the warehouse.
We are also currently having a holiday sale, so please check out our website precisionled.com for more info!
What about fog lights
Not sure if anyone will see this question, but I have a 2010 Tundra, and it looks tight by the battery and windshield washer fluid tank. So will the bigger LED bulb fit? Looks like it might not fit. Anyone know what im talking about? Any tips?
Good video tutorial
Thanks for watching!
What is the consensus on installing the LED into non-projector type housing? Do you need to re-align and if so by how much? I have Tacoma, 2nd Gen, and bought the kit but hesitate to install at the moment due to concern that it may blind oncoming drivers. Thanks.
+sunnytlee have not had any problems with the non-projecting or aligning them in the housing.
tnx, for info,
We are happy to help!
how do these compare distant wise with the best halogen headlight bulbs?
All of our LED headlight kits will be 2-3x brighter, and have much better visibility than any halogen headlight offered.
How much difference does this make, the Tundra has pretty good lights as it is. But my, now my wife's 2008 F-150 I'm sure would benefit from this. And I'd want to do her truck first anyway.
Thank you for your interest. You are referring to brightness, correct? Upgrading your headlamps to LED would increase your nighttime driving visibility by 2-3 times.
Wow. pretty impressive. Got any to fit 2008 F-150 4X4 ?
Unfortunately, we do not have the required bulb (H13) for the 2008 in our inventory just yet, as it is a very rare bulb. However, I would not rule this out in the near future. I would recommend checking back with us in a month or so. You can email us directly at help@precisionled.com.
do I need anything special to avoid hyperflash on a 2013 Tundra because I already have LED fog lights
No, all of our LEDs come with built in decoders and capacitors to ensure you do not experience any dash errors, flickering, or other issues with your headlights.
I've replace my low beam headlights but I'm having problems replacing my high beam bulbs. Any suggestions?
What is the problem you are having with the highs? Feel free to email us directly at help@precisionled.com.
is the process different if my sequoia has headlight washer?
Please reference 4:30 in this video which is another Toyota Tundra headlight install:
ruclips.net/video/__lgBJSSuno/видео.html&ab_channel=PrecisionLED
If you have the same dust cover as shown in the video you would just lock the collar into place, install rubber grommet dust cover and install the remainder of the LED bulb into the collar that is locked into place.
do you have to re-aim the headlights after installation? I'm afraid of blinding people if I upgrade to LEDs.
No, you do not typically have to re-aim the headlights after installation. However, regarding glare, there are many factors and many upgrades to headlight housings over the years that help mitigate any glare to oncoming drivers. It is more or less the color of the light which causes distraction and not the actual brightness intensity itself. If you notice, the most distracting lights to see on the road are the blue HID lights which cause a lot of glare for the human eye, whereas you probably never noticed the 6000K lights on the road because they are more natural to the human eye.
Do these LED headlights work for a 2016 Toyota Sequoia SR5 with the headlamp washers?
Thank you for your interest. Yes, we do have listed the package used in the video is also compatible with the 2016 Sequoia, as they would both use the same H11 bulb type. You can find a direct product link in the description above.
What kind of fog lights would you recommend that match the H11 CREE and where could I buy them?
We have listed the fog lights would use the same LED fitment (H11) as the low beams shown in the video. In which case, you would install the same kit listed in the description (www.precisionled.com/premium-h11-cree-led-headlights.html). If looking to upgrade both the lows and fogs, you would just want to up the quantity to 2.
Will the H11 CREE LED set work with the headlight level adjuster option?
Yes, it is designed to work exactly like your halogen bulbs!
Do have a HIGH BEAM package also for a 2010 Tundra?
Yes we do! Here is a link for your convenience: www.precisionled.com/premium-9005-cree-led-headlights.html
I have a 2010 tundra and when I converted my high beams, low beams, and fog lights to led the engine light came on, on the dash, is it something else and it was just coincidence that it came on after replacing? or did the leds do that? if so, what should I do?
It sounds like the kit you are installing may not be Canbus products, which can indeed cause a dash error. We only sell high quality Canbus LED products to ensure you do not experience any dash errors, flickering, or other issues with your lights.
Does the kit come with hi and low beams for both sides?
Thank you for your interest. No, the kit used in the video would only upgrade both of your low beams to LED, as the 2nd gen Tundra comes with 2 separate bulbs that project the high and lows.
Would the same process apply on 2008 Toyota Sequoia?
For a 2008 Sequoia, you should be able to access the headlight directly from under the hood. You can remove the entire headlight, but it is likely more difficult and not necessary.
Do you make a headlight kit for a 2006 Tundra?
Thank you for your interest. Yes, we do have a kit for a 2006 Tundra, which you can find here: www.precisionled.com/premium-h4-cree-hl-gl-headlight-led.html
wondering if you guys have for 2014 tundra?
Yes, we do absolutely have a 2014 Tundra kit, which you can find here:
www.precisionled.com/vehicle/toyota-led/toyota-tundra-led/tundra-2014-present.html
Are these better than hids ?
HIDs are considered an outdated technology. They would still project your lights very bright. However, they require much more power from your battery, and run at a higher temperature in your housing, making them more risky to damage. LEDs are just as bright, if not brighter, run at a lower temperature, and last much longer, which we back with a lifetime warranty.
do these flicker like most HID do?
Thank you for your interest. No, our LEDs absolutely do not flicker. We only sell high quality Canbus products to ensure you do not experience any flickering, dash errors, or other issues with your LED headlamps.
Can I also put leds on my fog lights or is that illegal
The legality varies vastly from locale to locale and you will need to check with your local laws and regulations. What we commonly dissuade customers from, and what is illegal, are any colors above 6000K, as they are prohibited by the Department Of Transportation. Any color hues in your headlights are very distracting to other drivers which is why we only carry the 6000K color temperature for the headlamps, as they project the purest white.
With proper installation in a projector housing, your aftermarket LED headlight/fog lights will perform exactly like OEM LEDs.
Nice good
Thank you!
do you offer LEDs for the low beams as well?
Yes, here is a direct product link for the 2007 - 2013 Tundra LED Headlamps: www.precisionled.com/premium-h11-cree-led-headlights.html
have u done it on a 2016 Honda pilot non Elite
+Richard Lee Not yet!
Will this fit on a 2008 Toyota Sequoia? Your website doesn't list this product under the 2nd gen sequoia's and I can't see why it wouldn't fit because the 2nd gen Tundra/Sequoia are virtually the same. Don't want to purchase it though if for some reason it won't work on the sequoia.
Thank you for your interest. We actually do have a package for the 2008 2nd Gen Sequoia, which you can find here:
Standard:
www.precisionled.com/toyota-sequoia-led-interior-lights-kits-2008-present.html
Premium:
www.precisionled.com/toyota-sequoia-premium-led-interior-lights-kits-2008-present.html
These are the proper packages for your vehicle.
I have a 2006 Toyota Sequoia and I was just wondering if they make LEDs for the year of my SR5 .Thank you.
What about low beams?
Thank you for your interest. The installation video does indeed show the low beam installation. You can find the correct LED product linked in the description.
will this work on aftermarket headlights?
Are you referring to an aftermarket housing? If so, it is possible the aftermarket housing would use a different bulb type than the original stock housing. However, it is also possible we do still have a compatible kit. But before recommending an alternative kit, we would just need to confirm the bulb type of your new housing.
thanks
Yeah this video is good, but the guy in the video doesn't mention about taking off the cover that is under the lights that it is going to be a pain in the ass.. The cover doesn't come off easy like the person in the video show. It took some time and you will be breaking off the tabs that hold it in place (There is no saving them I tried).. Ended up having to glue where the tabs hold the cover in place
Thanks for the input!
Same here! I’ve watched a couple videos and the guys take it right off, no problem. I pulled both of mine off and broke both tabs on each side. There has to be an easier way because I don’t want to buy that piece everytime I need to get to the headlights
Is this set compatible with a 2015 Tundra?
+timerider313 No, only 2007-2013
PrecisionLED Thank you for your reply. Do you plan on making a set for the 2015 Tundras?
+timerider313 We have a set available, just no installation video at this time. www.precisionled.com/premium-h4-cree-hl-gl-headlight-led.html
Sweet, simple and idiot proof! I like complicated fabrications, but needless things that should be simple (like replacing the windshield washer pump!) are infuriating!
I rather like the factory housing, just want better light. Sold!
Thanks for tuning in!
Where can I buy those lights
Thank you for your interest. Here is a direct product link to the LED installed in the video: goo.gl/iBdU6u
How do you adjust the headlights? I have after markets which didn't have the adjuster motor. People flash me thinking my brights are on all the time.
You should be able to adjust the cutoff line of your headlamps by screwing a bolt atop the headlight housing.
Whats the size of the led bulb
Thank you for your interest. The high/low beam headlight fitment is 9003/H4. You can find a direct product link in the description of the video.
Is 2016 Tundra different ? Or will this work there too ?
Thank you for the interest. The video is for the 2nd generation, which would indeed include the 2016 Tundra.
What about a 2012
The installation process for a 2012 is identical to as shown in this video.
PrecisionLED thanks 👍
It's too dark
Nope driver side is not the same
Funny I changed my bulbs out without having to pull the lens I just stuck my hand in there.
Whatever works!