love this vid, your led bulbs could be installed upside down, i had mine installed upside down and this is exactly how it looked, i flipped them around and i got the perfect beam i was looking for
dang, really wish you could've showed the installation of the leds into the housing. I had those same leds that just wouldn't fit into my housing and I have no idea what I was doing wrong.
Thanks for stopping by make sure to hit the like and hopefully we gained a sub from you. Now, are you saying the led strip that runs around the lights?
@@roscoseverance5571 I’ll say this there is absolutely no regrets at all using LED on our end. You’ll thank yourself if you want to see at night as well
You can put LED’s in your truck. You can actually put LED’s in almost every vehicle. The only difference is the light will scatter just a little bit more on the reflector housing than a projector housing would. But unless you wanna drop like $400-$600 for projector housing for 2nd Gen’s, lights like these will do just fine. I myself ordered a set of LED’s for my 2001 2500 because the stock bulbs are insanely garbage.
What if you buy them without the daytime running lights LED strip? Does that mean that the low beam LEDs will be on during the day? Because, that’s the way it is factory on these trucks.
Did you have to replace your turn flasher relay because i plugged a set of LEDs into my 95 ram 1500 and it blew my flasher relay along with my reverse lights i keep hearing about a different flasher relay that has a ground wire that i supposedly need no one in any of these videos mentions having to get that
Like that 1 piece design...I just ordered a set for my 97
love this vid, your led bulbs could be installed upside down, i had mine installed upside down and this is exactly how it looked, i flipped them around and i got the perfect beam i was looking for
What about halogens. Mine do this too
Rare truck being a 5spd.
dang, really wish you could've showed the installation of the leds into the housing. I had those same leds that just wouldn't fit into my housing and I have no idea what I was doing wrong.
Thanks for stopping by make sure to hit the like and hopefully we gained a sub from you.
Now, are you saying the led strip that runs around the lights?
I have a 2000 and I'm getting ready to change my head lights. I was told not to put LED that I should put the factory lights in.
@@roscoseverance5571 I’ll say this there is absolutely no regrets at all using LED on our end. You’ll thank yourself if you want to see at night as well
You can put LED’s in your truck. You can actually put LED’s in almost every vehicle. The only difference is the light will scatter just a little bit more on the reflector housing than a projector housing would. But unless you wanna drop like $400-$600 for projector housing for 2nd Gen’s, lights like these will do just fine. I myself ordered a set of LED’s for my 2001 2500 because the stock bulbs are insanely garbage.
I see the website for the LED’s which was the specific part number you used in this video?
What if you buy them without the daytime running lights LED strip? Does that mean that the low beam LEDs will be on during the day? Because, that’s the way it is factory on these trucks.
How are these headlights and bulbs holding up
Great so far
Did you have to replace your turn flasher relay because i plugged a set of LEDs into my 95 ram 1500 and it blew my flasher relay along with my reverse lights i keep hearing about a different flasher relay that has a ground wire that i supposedly need no one in any of these videos mentions having to get that
how do you wire the drls
It was just a wire to a power source pretty simple
Like connect the wire to a connector then put it on the battery?
@ no it was with an inline fuse for the headlights. So when the lights came on so did those.
What led light did you get or brand
Just Amazon brand
@@3guysgarage okey I will check it out and I’m doing a full restoration on my 1998.5 Cummins