How to replace 2021-2023 F-150 headlight bulbs with LEDs
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This video will show you how to change your headlight bulbs with LEDs to see better and have a more modern look at the same time.
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Thanks, man. I appreciate the time/effort you put in to make the video.
I've only had my 01 for about 8 months now and have not needed nor got around to replacing bulbs yet, but I have to say, I did prefer my 05 and 11's set up with the grille attached to the hood. So much easier access. Also, my 01 I still have has a fixed grille like the 21, but it's much easier to remove the lamp assemblies for bulb maintenance. Like you, when the time comes, I will probably do an upgrade to all lamps, and remove the grille doing so. Thanks for the video.
led bulbs actually blink on and off all the time. But its so fast the naked eye cant see it but a camera can.
Thank you for the video bro! Hooked it
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LED lights flickering on camera is called a "strobe effect." It's caused by a misalignment in how fast the camera shutter opens and closes, and how fast the LED lights are turning on and off. Most don't realize or know that LED lights turn on and off at an extremely fast rate. It's so fast it can't be detected by the naked eye. How is that possible? LEDs are typically powered by AC (Alternating Current) power. Electricity powers through a circuit in "Hertz" (Hz). 1 Hz is one cycle per second. In a single cycle, the LED will turn on and off twice, as the electrons in the circuit alternate. The most common frequencies are 50 and 60 Hz. This means a LED will flicker between 100 to 120 times per second.
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@@lufthansase2584 Yeah, factual information hurts wimps and bleeders. lol I bet you need a "safe space" now. lol
How are you able to get the low and high beam light off the fog lamps look simple but I don’t know if my hand can reach inside to get those bulbs off, I have the new LEDs but I just want to know how your getting those factory lights off.
It's better off if you remove the grill and it's from there. You can remove the headlight assembly to do it easier that way
@@DIY_AutoRepair what a nightmare Ford should have known these lights will give out at one point to make it this hard to replace.
Have these held up good?
Can it put a engine light on showing purge valve, that's what the dealership is telling me
From my experience, I never had a problem with the LEDs cosing a check engine light it could just be that something failed on the vehicle after the installation.
Thank you, I had the new led lights in for 8 mo. No problems, then light on dash
How did you align them
For the low beams and the fog lights, there is a screw hole where you can make it go up or down, and I found a video on RUclips. You can just search up headlight alignment.
How many lumens are those?
Brightness19000 Lumen
2021 will not fit into late year 2022 and will not fit in a 2023 Don't go through the pain in the assets s like I did
Are you talking about the connector for the LEDs?