5x7 L.E.D. Headlight Running Light and Turn Signal Install 

Glad I could help. Thanks for watching .

You're welcome!! Thanks for watching

It's pretty easy . Thanks for watching!

Awesome. Glad it worked out for you. Thank you for watching

Thanks for the shout out.

I shot a quick video just now. Both arrows blink for the blinker in yellow. For the running lights, they stay lit in a white color. I am not sure you can get the arrows to blink separately. Stay tuned for a for a short video.

Roschach watchmen. The video of the lights working can be seen here. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FcpRU-_8NKM.html

There is a trim ring that comes on the vehicle. It goes over the light and is screwed into the header panel of the vehicle with 4 screws. I have another video that outlines the install process. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QdYIYtxJFLI.html

Those I had lying around. I believe 3m makes them and I believe they have them at Home Depot. I would however suggest these. I like these much better and I think they look cleaner . www.amazon.com/YIYATOO-Connectors-Self-stripping-Solderless-Terminals/dp/B07BH1XKRV/ref=mp_s_a_1_7?keywords=inline+wire+splice&qid=1565913184&s=gateway&sprefix=inline+wire+&sr=8-7

If I remember correctly, I think I added some wire from the headlight down to the turn signal. Normally when I try to add wire I try to keep the same color all the way through the run

It's hard to say. Do you have a Jeep? If so what year? I believe there is a blinker module or a relay that does the blink speed. Since the led lights draw less power. That might be causing the blinker to change speeds.

@@FMJeeping Thanks for the reply, it's a 2000 jeep XJ. I understand what you're saying. That probably is the case. I wonder how I can combat this issue. It sure does look awfully funny when all the lights blink at a different rate.

@@Starsnmoons09 where are you pulling the power for the turn signal? From the turn signal light under the main headlight?

@@FMJeeping I have purchased the wiring harness for the lights so the power is coming from the battery.

@@Starsnmoons09 that might be why. I have my turn signal power pulled from the light right under the headlight and the blinking is consistent with the rest of the lights. If you have a harness , it might be putting the turn signal through a relay which would control the lights differently. You could try using the front lights as the power for your blinkers and see if that cleans up your blinker issue

You need to pull power from the turn signal light to supply those.

@@FMJeeping ok what color should the cable be or it can be any from the turn signal??

@@alejandro19898 it's different between the years. I used a test light to find the signal. I used the closest turn signal to limit how much wire I needed.

I am not as familar with that model. Check your year in rockauto.com and look up headlights. If you click "Info" it will give you other cars that crosses with the part you are looking for.

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Unfortunately, I cannot confirm there are by experience. I would like to think that the wiring is the same. If you have a test like or multi meter you can verify which wire is your turn signals and which are you running lights.

I would think 14 ga wire should be fine. They don't really draw much current. The lights didn't come with any leads coming out of the light?

FMJeeping they have 2 leads out of the light the yellow and red but no hardware to tie them into the designated spots. I hope that made sense

@@TheNtbmx oh. I bought the t-taps . They did not provide them.

I haven't . Possiblity a short somewhere ?

@@FMJeeping I figured it out, so turns out if you don’t hook up the daytime or the blinkers lights it seems to cause a short or something of that manor and causes the high beams to flash. Thanks for your video I did the same as you with the T clamps and all is well now👍🏽

@@patfansler8739 good to hear you figured it out.

I used the same process as the running lights for the signal lights. There wires for the signals are in the same group of wires and you probe the wires for a blinking signals when the blinker is on. Hopefully this helps

I want to say it is the center wire. The best way to be sure would be to use a test light or a multimeter.

FMJeeping thanks much I will keep you posted see if it’s that middle one. Did you put a bigger fuse or just kept the 10 on it ?

Mark Knibbs thank you !

Manny J was it the middle wire? I’m about to do the same thing to my 98 xj

Evan McCloskey it was the middle. The other side might be different if I recalled. Put your tester and you will see it light up

On the inside light

I'm sorry. I did this so long ago, I don't remember.

They were great. They functioned well until I took them off. I only replaced them because the company who made them saw my video and wanted me to test their new style headlights. But these headlights were pretty good. I'd run them again. The new headlights are in this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YkZoXrdsusY.html I like the newer set better for their light pattern. But both are good options.

The drl feed is a positive.

Check the fuse first and then the connection for the running lights to make sure you have power.

FMJeeping got it it was fuse #23

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For my 98 xj. It was straight plug and play.

I have a 88 xj you think that matters really? In your opinion you think its necessary for a relay setup for that year Or nah should be good?

@@inthemusic0075 It looks like the headlights are the same through the years. I want to believe that they will work without a relay outside of the factory wiring

These are the ones I prefer. www.autozone.com/miscellaneous-non-automotive/electrical-wire-connector/dorman-conduct-tite-blue-16-14-gauge-t-tap-terminal/297424_0_0?spps.s=3244&cmpid=LIA:US:EN:AD:NL:1000000:ELC:71700000060662503&gclid=CjwKCAjw5p_8BRBUEiwAPpJO6xpqGlvSJw94BeHnBTVh74SLAJZt86Qv8DuC3Oh5zwJeg4NZk4Li4RoC18AQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

@@FMJeeping thanks 👍

16 ga

@@FMJeeping thank you. Did also wire the turn signal?

@@ravidoppalapudi9704 Yes, I also wired the turn signal to the light as well and I used the turn signal power as the power for the turn signal in the headlight

They are bright and do the job at night. I have no problem seeing. The lenses are a little soft and can scratch a little easy. But overall I like them.

@@FMJeeping Thank you!

@@TexasRedneck you're welcome