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NO WIRE CUTTING?????? How To Install LED Halo Lights With DRL (Jeep JK)
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- Опубликовано: 21 дек 2017
- NO WIRE CUTTING?????? We go in-depth Installing this product. From old light removal, to wire placement in detail and how to have a clean proper Install with out cutting wires on your Jeep JK.
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I’m a 50+ yr old Jeep lover who also happens to be a woman. Bought my LED headlights as they were advertised as plug and play. Arrived needing extra wiring. I watched all kinds of videos and kept putting it off as none of them explained how to do it in a way I could understand (i.e. Wiring for Dummies). When I watched this video I knew I could do it! Thank you for great instructions and clear explanations. Best RUclips video!
Everything she said is me. Except im a man and im 52 LOL
Great video. THANKS
I REALLY HOPE YOU GET TO READ MY COMMENT: and am a solo mom. I have worked in maintenance and tool and die making but I know nothing about cars. I bought a 2014 JKU with crap headlights. I wanted to put new ones in myself. I watched a dozen videos on how to do it. This is 100% the best video. Your sound is great. The details are perfect. Not skipping around. No unnecessary information. Absolutely the best how to video I have ever seen. Well done, Sir
Thank you glad I was able to help. 🙏
It’s been a year but I’ll give you a little secret for some encouragement: that’s how most guys fix cars too, it’s 100% okay to not know something. However people like you and I will survive because we understand the vast knowledge at our fingertips and the willingness to get our hands dirty! Love it
Extreme Terrain’s instructions were outdated and almost none existent. You saved me. Thanks!
There's always multiple ways to do things and this is by far the best I've seen. You're absolutely right, why run all that unnecessary wiring to the fuse box and use fuse taps when you have everything you need inches away on the turn signal. So clean and great detail explaining why and how you're doing it your way.
Will Matthews Thanks for checking out the Channel. Means a-lot to me that you enjoined the video and instructions. Good luck on your Jeep headlight project.
Over three years old and this video is still helping people. I got some Seward G5s with no instructions, but this worked perfectly. I think Seward may even be out of business now. One of the little parasite taps had a wonky connection and just wouldn't work until I replaced it. The passenger's side light wouldn't fit right, but your advice was spot on. My 2016 Wrangler is happy with the blinkers, DLRs, High and Low Beams---all working perfect.
No rush, no shake video, clear instructions.Thank you for sharing,
I agree with ALL of these positive comments... You put together THE BEST video for this setup and I just wanted to say THANK YOU! The extra tips you gave are outstanding and the video may be long but worth watching every second
Gene Wallis Thank you so much. A lot of people see long videos and run. What people don’t under stand is I try not To leave anything out and explain everything step for step if time allows. Thanks again for the kind words and for checking out my channel. 👍👍👍
THANK YOU! No cutting is right. Fast and easy. Appreciate you listing out the tools and supplies needed to complete the upgrade.
Best compliment is - It worked the first time!, followed your guidance to a “T” / my 17 Year old daughter did one light while I did the other. Recommend this install video. Thanks!
By far and away the easiest and cleanest video for non rgb halo light installation. Thanks a ton.
I just want to say THANKS!!! I have followed you instructions to the letter and to my amazing surprised, when I tested before closing up the grill, ALL was working perfectly the first time! I do not know who are the two that put thumbs down, there is no way that is deserved for someone that dumb down the installation for people like me. I was afraid of the job when watched other videos that were drilling into the fuse box and installing plugin connectors etc. Thanks again.
Best video I have seen yet to wiring these up, you gave me the confidence to go ahead and try it myself on my Jeep.
I second this comment! great job on that video.
How are the headlights holding up after a year?
Joseph thanks for checking out the video. I no longer have this Jeep. They worked great the 6 months I had them. You can always buy a better headlight and wire it in the same way. Most headlights with 100 reviews or more are probably going to be fairly good. SUNPIE, AUXbeam, KC, HI-beam, and any other light brand will have the same wire combo. I hope this helps.
I have a very similar set of headlights, but mine don’t have the turn signal, just the DRL Halo. I can’t seem to get the halo to come on, I can only get it to blink. I’m not sure where I’m going wrong.
@@josephgasper2500 they are holding up great, had them in heavy rain, snow, mud and no issues so far.
I viewed this video and several others before installing 7'' CREE LED Projector Headlights With Blue Halo For my 2010 Jeep Wrangler JK.... This by far is the simplest and cleanest install..... made helpful with the suggestions for the electrical parts he suggested. Thanks.
Thank you so much for having the only decent install video on the entire internet.
Thanks for the awesome comment.... I’m glad you enjoyed my video. It sounds like your project is going to be a breeze now. If there is anything I can help you with let me know. I’m just a comment or email away. Thanks again.... ✌️✌️✌️✌️
Excellent video man. It's so refreshing to see someone as OCD with wiring as I am. Spending the extra time is well worth the clean engine compartment. Great video!!!
Thank you For the great review. I hope your project turns out great.
I have to echo the sentiments expressed by everyone else here. This is by far, the best, most comprehensive headlight install video/tutorial I've found. I installed my Axial LED Halos with Turn Signals a couple of days ago, and they look fantastic. The video took me through every step, and the zip tie logic helped me keep things tidy. I did have a problem that took me 2 days to figure out. I couldn't get the turn signals and DRLs to work without turning the headlights completely on.. The wiring was fine, but I did not attach the vampire connecters correctly. Once I replaced the vampire connectors and crimped the connection first and then snapped them shut every worked like a charm! Thank you for such a great video. Now I'm looking at replacement fog lights!
By far the best video to connect these lights. You were detailed but precise. Thank you a million times!
Joel Espelosin much appreciated. Thanks for checking out my channel. Glad I was able to help.
It's better to test the LB and HB headlights are functional before wiring the DRL and TS. Some of these lights come with incorrectly wired pigtail connectors like mine did. Twice. Then you have to put everything back like it was and order a pair of KC Hilite pigtails which will fix your wiring issue. THEN do the hard wiring. Great video!
Wanted to thank you for a great install video. I won a pair of these from another company and installed them yesterday. The wire colors were different ( I had black and yellow wires coming off of the led's and they were pre-set with male ends that were covered ), but other than that everything worked exactly the same. I wired my following your instructions ( I had to guess which of the led wires was which- yellow turned out to be the amber lights ) and everything works great. I did run into the same problem that I see posted here: the halos only work if I have the "running lights" selected, which is a bummer, I always run my light on auto ( yes, I'm lazy like that ) and had hoped that the halos would turn on with the ignition. I also had no luck with the Walmart clips, tried several and it was a no-go. I went to my local auto parts store and picked up another brand and they connected the first time ( maybe user error, I've never had good luck with those things ! ).
Alan Stevens Im glad you were able to navigate through some of the hiccups other people have ran into. You are deff. Going to enjoy those lights over the factory ones. Thanks for the awesome comment and for checking out my channel.
Excellent how to video! I watched it several times over the past weekend and then ordered the same lights from Amazon. The new lights were delivered this morning and I'm watching the video one last time before I head out to the garage for installation. If you were closer, I'd buy you a Yuengling! Thanks for the awesome vid!
Daniel Mack I love Yuengling !!!!!!!! Black & Tan....🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
LOL...me too!!! Unfortunately they don't sell it here in Illinois. I always grab a few cases in Florida on Summer vacation to bring home and they last me a few weeks. I saw the Yuengling six pack behind you while working on the lights and figured you were a fan. Thanks again!!!!
I used to have these lights but had to return after a week. There really is no issue with wiring everything up, my only complaint was the light output. I have tried and tried again to get these dialed in to where I want and while not blinding oncoming traffic, there was no other way. I’ve tried 3 different sets and the outcome was the same. I guess I have to stay stock for now until I can get the factory mopar led for a clean cut off. I am very picky when it come these things. Great job on the video though I’m sure others will benefit from it, thanks.
Much appreciated. Yeah I had people flash me every now and then. On my new Jeep I’m running new LED bulbs. You may wanna check out one of my latest videos.
this is BY FAR, the BEST explainer video I've watched on this topic. some guys gloss over the actual connections, you take the time to explain EVERYTHING. I skipped through a few parts, like how to use an in-line crimp because honestly, if you don't know how those work, you have no business doing any sort of wiring!!! LOL... anyway, this video should be tagged as the OFFICIAL video on how to install ANY halo / DRL LED for a Jeep JK. You could sell this to the light manufacturers and make some money! It's REALLY GOOD!!!!!
Man I was planning to get some halos later on in the future and this video made so much sense in how to put them in compared to other ones. Also THANK YOU for saying about the hood, made my whole night.
I'm glad you mentioned that the passenger side light doesn't fit properly, I thought I was going crazy but knew it had to just be what it was and the ring would hold it.
great video, without your advice I never would have figured out the DRL and turn signals.
Ordered the same lights and installed them this afternoon. This video was a great primer, and so helpful. Bought all the connectors and the zip ties too. As a complement to these carefully represented instructions, I found that the latest product comes with the wires that you route to the turn signal for the halos. In fact they already had the female connectors and were pre-stripped. All you had to do was just slip off the already cut wire coating. Those light blue wire connectors were a little finicky though. Took a couple of tries to get the metal piece to cut through the rubber coating. Other things to note, my product also came with yellow and white wires. The white ones were the constant power for DRLs. So others may not need the extra wires or male and female connectors shown in this video. Lastly, the fixtures have tabs in the back to help align them when you do the final positioning. For mine, and I imagine for others, the tabs did not set in the factory notches. What I did to accomplish the proper setting was to cut out some of the plastic bracket and file down the opening and the fixtures positioned as I believe they were intended. As noted in the video the light output is excellent, and the halos just “seal the deal”.
I wish I would have gone in and read this before putting mine in last night! I for the life of me couldn't find anything online with the yellow and white wires. I finally just took a 50/50 shot thinking "yellow must be blinker" ha! Probably should have opened the box before running my wires and installing female connectors since they are already pre-wired with them now. I didn't have to do any cutting, but they are super tight. I'm waiting on my no cut crimp pieces to come in tonight so I can finish up. I'll get them aligned and if I have any issues I'll get that file going. Thanks Evan and Jeep-tv for the awesome video.
I have the exact same lights and i’m trying to install them, could you let me know what wire i would hook up the white wire to and what wire i would hook up the yellow one to ? plz help ! thank you
Thanks for the info about the White and Yellow wires....started to panic when I opened the box and saw them .
Nicholas jackson do you know which wire to hook up the yellow one to? and which one the white one hooks up to ? thanks
viewswithjason the yellow is for the turn signals.....white for power...
I know a bunch of people have already said it but this is the best video on these type of headlights I’ve seen on RUclips. Appreciate you bro
Great video...it worked exactly as advertised. The only thing I didn't realize is that the DRL only comes on if you have your ACC turned on. Other than that..it was perfect!
The running have to be on.
Thank you. This video helped me wire new lights on my Jeep and I had zero issues doing so since your explanation was so clear.
As others have stated, awesome video and thought process to make this an easy install. I just installed mine today. Only issues were the clamps not working on 2 of the four. So I stripped my wire on the butt and took a little off the factory wire and re-clamped and that solved it. Also, didn't realize the parking lots had to be on for the DRLs. I get it now that I think about it, but if you wanted always on DRLs, that's where running the line to the box would be needed. I installed the Ovotor "V" Type lamps and the Anti-Flicker kit (sold separately) in my '16 Wrangler.
steve kravitz Good comment. I would like like “always on” DRL as I feel a good safety feature. However, I’m not sure I like the headlight turn signal. Tho, I could see in some circumstances that would be a good safety feature as well (no one head on should be confused if you are turning! Lol). After a long road trip, I’m considering doing this. The stock lights are just so bad.
Great video. Just purchased halo headlights and was completely lost on how to wire them. Your instructions were very clear and easy to understand. Thank you and keep up the good content!!
thanks man. gnna try this in a few days and this was by far the most daunting video.
I ordered these lights and I am confident I can get them in myself when they get here. Thank you!
No problem
Super detailed informative installation. Because of you I just purchased a set for me to install on my ‘14 JKU. Can’t wait for them to arrive to put them in!
This video was awesome and made the install a breeze. I guess the only negative to wiring fully to turn signals is that the halos only work if you have lights in parking position and sending power to turn signals, unless I did something wrong. I wish the halos would run with just the key on. Everything else works perfect and it in sync!
I was curious about this too. So the halos wont work during the day time with the headlights on the auto settinf?
@@andrewpleger488 that is correct unless you wire them all the way back to battery. I have to put in parking position for them to light up like normal DRLs. They still blink correctly worth turn signals either way and of course come on when auto kicks on headlights but during day, it needs to be in park wiring them to tuen signals.
Great video. I ordered and pair of these for my 2018 JKU. They did not fit in stock housing so sent them back. After seeing your video realize I probably should have kept them. Again, they would not fit secure in stock bell housing. I am trying a different brand now to see if they will it.
Followed this with no issues with the exact same lights. 2 things seemed to change with the lights. The drl and turn signal wires changed colors and come with a female connector. Yellow is the turn signal and white is drl.
Thank you, you were the first video to truly talk about how to install the DRL
Jeremy thank you for checking out the channel. I’m glad I was able to help.
@@Jeeptv do you have a video for the fog lights to w/halo
Jeremy Quattlebaum Unfortunately I do not. But what I can tell you is that several people have daisy chained the fog halo lights off of the head lights halos and everything worked just fine. They pull very minimal Amps and should be fine.
Really helpful thank you! I don’t have a jeep but I want to add these to a BMW 1600 in the near future and this really helped
Yo this video was great! Worked on my 2000 wrangler TJ. Those connected clips were a godsend. Like you said no wires running all through the Jeep. Just clipped it into the existing blinker wires. Thanks man!
lifeisgoodenjoydaryd Thanks for checking out the channel. Glad I could be of some help.
Hey man, I'm about to put these on my TJ tomorrow. Before I take out the turn signal light, do you know if the wiring for that light is the same as this video? Thanks.
gnarle the turn signal light should have the same 3 wires. Just clip on the far side wire (opposite of the black wire) for your turn signal and then the middle wire for your halos (DLR) wire. Worked like a charm for me.
Awesome video! Best one I've seen! I was pretty annoyed when I opened up the box and discovered there was two random wires, but you made it look simple. Thanks!
This video is extremely helpful!! Each step is clearly directed and helped me make my vision a reality! Thank you!
OKoKok.. so .. 1st off, Kudos. This was great. -I just a few days ago picked up my first Jeep ever. ( an 03 Liberty V6, ..was sitting for over a year, has 203k Miles on it. Black, windows need new regulators, but the Engine is tight af and all the fluids look new. -And also, was only 1200. (and was the ONLY used car in 600 Miles for under 4000 that actually ran.) I found a pair of black LED headlights I am hell bent on wanting to install on this thing and will find a way to do it even if I have to use spare UFO parts from my neighbor's garage. The DRL's on the ones I picked up look they belong on a stealth fighter, Lol.. Love'em. I have seen a vid where someone swapped similar, aftermarket Wrangler LED Headlights on a same-gen Liberty, but the mounting bracket he used is apparently a freaking matter of National Security?? Still haven't found the damn thing. Anyway, Just a shout out and a congrats, They look Dope!
Thanksgiving 2021 and this video made my life way easier. Easy to understand and works like a charm. Thanks!!!
I just installed Halo headlights on my 2014 JKU; I was pleased to find this video as the procedure seemed very straightforward. The wiring on my were red/yellow, I tried red to blinker - no go. Rewired yellow to blinker - no go! What else would cause this to not work? The halo never illuminated and would not flash when the blinker was activated on either wiring configuration.
I thought I would have to do this for my 09 JK 2 dr but there was no need. Used my FlashPaq and enabled DRL, removed OEM headlamps and installed Xprite 7" Inch CREE LED Headlights with High/Low Beam, Plug & Play, Halo DRL with zero modifications. DRL worked out of the box even though the directions said I would need to tap a fuse for DRL.
Thanks for checking out the channel.
Having the Flashpaq or Bluetooth OBD2 with a program app will deff. Help.
Just want to say thank you for helping me do this on my own! Amazing video!
Thank you so much for this video. Your video is the ONLY one I've watched that goes into detail about the blinkers. 11:13
Unbelievable, I just finished the installation of the Headlights on my 2008 Jeep
Wrangler and they look GREAT. Your Video was unbelievably good, easy to follow instructions
and all your helpful hints with the Zip ties worked out perfectly. Thank you for all your help and
yes I did LIKE and I Did Subscribe to your page. Again thank you very much. Nel2410.
Check that middle wire first to be sure it’s constantly hot. I ran my wire all the throw the flex loom and had everything hooked up. Went to test, and nothing. Grabbed my trusty power checker. No current. Switched on the parking lights and got power. I have a 2016 wrangler. The middle one on mine is the parking light. The other white one is the turn and the other one is the ground
Same here. 2010 Wrangler JK
Good video Buddy!! Thanks for taking your time and not skipping steps!! I like to watch install videos before I get my new project, makes it easier to know what I'm doing. Thanks again, and I'm a new subscriber, can't wait to see what you have already filmed. Thanks, Willy!!
Much appreciated. Sorry for the delayed response. Thanks for subscribing. I have to say I’m not a professional, but I do try my best to make the best videos as possible. Thank you for seeing the value in my videos. It really is grueling and hard work to make videos worth a darn. It makes me happy to know my hard work may have helped someone out. Thank you for the great response and feed back. I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Hopefully I helped make a difference in your next jeep project.
Easy Peasy.. simple, working great. Thanks 👊
Thanks for this video. It gave me the confidence to do my lights today. They turned out great!!
Wow!! You are the best making step by step educational video. Cheers for that!!
I try and make it as simple as possible. Glad
You enjoyed the video and are able to follow along.
Great Video! I wish you would have showed us what you did with the canbus and extra wiring.
thats2odd I pushed it back behind the light into the fender and zip tied up most of what I could. Yeah that part probably got edited out.
Im about to get LEDs for my JK, and this is the best video ive seen on wiring them in. Thanks !!!
POOT120mm Thank you. 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Thank you so much for this video, I was able to install my new headlights with very little issues (which were completely from me screwing something simple up), they work great, and it is all thanks to your video. Thanks again.
ConicalReason Thanks for checking out the channel. I’m glad I was able to help. 👍👍
Amazing great technique without cutting wires that was the only thing holding me back from trying now after seeing your video I’m gonna try
Best video ever! I just watched step by step and installed my halos and connected the wiring! One question did you connect the fog lights to the DRL wire as well?
Ressie Taylor Fog lights are just factory. If you have a set of Halo Fog lights I’m sure you can run them off of the blinker power as well.
Thanks for the video man, I was talking myself out of buying a set due to the splicing but I may end up going ahead with it.
Wanted to say thank you bro this worked flawlessly
Bret ur the man! Most thorough tutorial on here!
Thanks! I had been stressing about whether I need to run a wire to the fuse box for DRL or whether I can tap into the wire...and which wire.....I am TOTALLY copying your steps!!!!
Everything went like clockwork but I realize I must turn on the parking lights for the drls to work correct?
Yea that’s correct. If you want them to be on with out any other lights you have to run it to the fuse box. Once you run it to the fuse box you will need to put a switch inline to turn them on and off.
@@Jeeptv Thanks! I like it this way...all good!
Me to. Makes it super easy to turn on and off. Plus it’s just more work to have a switch and all the other wiring. Glad I was able to help you. 👍
Welll... time to start my new project .. definitely ordering these.. I hope I can do this 😫
You got this... If you get hung up or need to ask ?s. Just drop a comment. I’ll help out to the best of my abilities.
Pard, you get a thumbs up just for your T shirt. Oh, and the video was pretty awesome, too. Nicely done and very helpful. Thank you!
another common and easy halo wire option is a fuse tap, awesome video!
Awesome video. Thank you! Daytime halo is working but turn signal halo isn’t 🤔 turn signal working fine on actual blinker 🤷🏻♀️
Great educational video! I followed your steps and it was a time and money saver for me.
Eugene Hudson Thanks for checking my channel. I’m glad I was able to help.
Loved this video really helped first one I saw that isn't crazy wiring!
Thank you so much for this. I just installed mine thanks to you.
No problem glad I could be of some help.
Thanks, your video helped me install my lights. Super simple and easy!
Thank you. I’m glad I was able to help. 👍
Quick question, when tapping into the hot wire (white) of the turn signal/parking light does the DRL function only with the parking lights on or when the Jeep is turned to ACC or running? I want to tap into the wires like you have but want the DRL to be on when in ACC or running not just when the parking lights are on.
Neil Powers Sorry for the late response. If you tap into the lights you have to turn the light switch over to parking lights. So your front Parking lights will be on with the halos. You may want to run a wire to the fuse box and put them on a switch if you just want halos only.
Great video. Wiring is neat and tidy.
Many thanks for posting the how to video, it was very informative and helpful. 👍👍✌✌
Easily the best headlight install video on youtube! Just got a 15' JK about three weeks ago and plan on getting these headlights but I have one question. I've read online that with the stock headlights DRL mode won't work unless you use one of those procal tuning devices to enable it. Did you have to do that with these headlights for the halos to stay on or does the way you wired it make it work like it's supposed to? Looking forward to upgrading to these headlights, but I'm hoping I don't have to spend another $150 to get a procal module. Thanks for the awesome video!
richard pena Thanks for checking out my channel. I did not have to us a super chip. On my wife or my Jeep. There has only been a few people on here that have had to. Most people have a Euro Jeep or from Canada and the computers need 🖥 to be flashed to re-set. If you place your key in the ignition and your head lights come on automatically you probably are going to need the chip. If not you should be ok. Good luck on your headlight project. Let me know if you need any help I try my best to walk you through.
Only one problem that I am seeing in your wiring is the DRL. you have to leave your parking lights on for the DRL to work, which is not what it is supposed to do, they should be wired to a wire that gets power as soon as you turn your key, not a light switch, kind of defeats the purpose, however this was a great tutorial on installing and I like your attention to details when it comes to the wiring.
Dennis Chaves Thanks for checking out my channel. You are correct. This video is for the people who are electrically challenged and need an easy install to get the halo look. I found a really cool loop hole for people to get there lights installed with out all the extra wiring and its still functional. Unlike me and you a lot of people just put there keys in the Jeep and go. You and I have wired up toggle switches, POD kits for Jeeps under the hood for multiple outlet usage. Heck I wired my 10in sub through an adapter that is jumped off the factory sub wiring. lol Anyway I’m glad you enjoyed my video and clean wire install. At least I hope everyone else’s uses as many zip ties as I do. I zip tie everything. Thanks again. 👍👍👍👍👍
Great video. They are getting better each time. Love those lights very well instructed video on the install. I'd love to run those but in my experience with snow and ice and running my floods and fogs (amber xprites fogs and auxbeam floods) on my 34 mile commute home 30 minutes of it being Highway they get snow build up on the lens and significant decrease in light output. So I'm going to go a different route need heated lens so going to stay halogen h4 setup with KC housings probably. Don't want to spend 600 for Trucklite heated leds just yet until I hear long term reviews on then still working well at least over 5 yrs. Again great video. Glad I subscribed.
I have never thought about that. So if there is no heat to burn off or melt the ice I guess with the LED it just sticks and builds up until the lights are just crap. Thank goodness I don’t have to think about that and battle cold starts.
BTW one of my exprite fog lights are now brighter than the other. Not sure what its all about but my O.C.D may kick in and force me to try some new lights soon.
SPARE TIME VIDEOS haven't had that issue yet love the look of them and that noone around my area has them. Yeah no issues so far. Maybe one of the connection has loosened up . When I put mine on I zipp tied them and wrapped electrical tape around them. Maybe simple as one became a lil loose.
SPARE TIME VIDEOS unfortunately yeah that is the case I didn't realize myself until I drove home in a snow storm a few weeks ago. Some say they have no issues but those guys probably do not commute and drive on the highway in these conditions at least not very long. That's when I realized LEDs at least unheated would not be a good choice for me function and safety wise. God bless you and yours and have a Happy New Year.
Great video! Wish me luck for tomorrow!!
Paddy Jordan-Higgins Good Luck 🍀👍.......
9:39 Stuck! My wires are Yellow and White. Not Red and Green. Which is which? Thanks again.
you are the best explaining bro. thanks
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Much appreciated. Thank you for checking out the channel.
Awesome, and informative! keeping bringing us videos
Thank you for explaining clearly.
Isaiah Cosme welcome
Great video- I feel ready to do my own install now. Thanks!
Thanks. Means My video has served its purpose. I hope your project turns out great.
Great vid but you didn't show what you did with the red wire after you cut it short.
Great video but you lost me what goes in or where the red wire goes in the click on connectors?
Your halo light wire from your head lights will connect to the center power wire on your blinkers.
Duuude!!! What a great video and lecture. Too easy to miss. You should have been an instructor or something related
EJ Larumbe Thanks for checking out the channel. 👍
I put running lights on my Jeep Wrangler and I wired them to the Foglights and I need to add a Heavy Duty relay where does it go ? Thanks
Best video on this installation
Wow nice vid help me more than any other one has for this swap
Good video but they now have kits for these halos with two wires and a fuse and a harness more simple but good video
Danke für das Video und die Anleitung mit den Kabeln
Great video you do a great job when explaining everything
Thank you.🙏 Much appreciated... Thanks for checking out the channel.
Kudos for using the turn signal power. I don't get how some people wire the halos straight to main power.
Can u run a ignition wire to it to turn on running lights when you start car. Instead of turning on your light switch all the time.
Yes I’m sure you can. Just have to find the fuse for ignition and run your power wire to it and it should work.
Great video man.
Great vid. Gotta question for you. I watch a couple times and didn’t see where you ran the red wire to when going to the blinker. Thx
First off thank you for watching my videos. I hope it was a help to your project. The Red wire goes to the middle wire on the blinker. It’s the DRL power wire. If you have any more ??? Just let me know...
Same here i watched it over 6 keep rewinding i just can’t seem to see where you connected the red wire while clamping the black one
You will install the headlight and plug in the main power plug like normal. There is one power wire that runs the Halo. You can either run it to the fuse box and plug it into F8 or you can tap into your constant power wire for the blinker.
Hey man, great video. I am installing these in my 2004 TJ. Do you know if I can do the same? Thanks!
You sure can. There are several people commenting who have done it. I have also posted wiring diagrams in the comments too. I need find them and post them in the description.
Man... this video is really helpful. Much appreciated dude.
Josh D Thanks. Thanks for checking out the channel. I’m glad I could be of some help. 👍👍
Good Looks On the Info Homie! Fire tutorial!
Thanks glad I could be of some help.
great video ! very clean install looks great