Why would I spend $600+ on tail lights that indicate they have lane departure sensors when my 2016F-150 does not have them??? If these were offered without that crap, I might be interested! Since my truck is not equipped with those sensors and I don’t have to swap them over, then they should not have the indicator and they should be less expensive!!!
Question, I have a 2017 F-150 Platinum and it does not have rear daytime running lights. Is there a way to make these work and have daytime running lights if I bought them for my truck ? Thanks
There isn’t rear running lights at all, the outline lighting comes on when you flip on parking/headlights/auto (during nighttime) if you wanted it to come on as a DRL you could just run a wire back from the hot of your low beam DRL headlight
Nice upgrade. And thanks for the detailed video. A question though, do the daytime running lights come on automatically, when you start the truck, or you have to use the headlights switch to turn them on (dashboard on mode)? OEM taillights do come on automatically just as the headlights running lights come on without switching on the headlights. I was wondering if those aftermarket taillights are fully compatible with the OEM taillights? I have the aftermarket taillights installed on my 2016 Tundra and the daytime running lights don’t come on without switching the headlights on. They supposed turn on when you start the engine, without switching on the headlights or dashboard lights. If you haven’t notice it, can you please test it and let me know? I want to replace the current ones with Morimoto taillights on my truck. But I don’t want to get them if they are not fully compatible with the OEM taillights. Thanks.
