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.
Great question. YES! They are fully compatible. When you turn on the truck you will have the big led outline on. I keep my light in auto mode and the outline stays on night or day. It’s exactly as you would see as if they were factory. Does that answer your question?
@@AutoHeadz awesome brother. In the when you finished installing them and roll the truck a little bit in the parking lot, I noticed the headlights were not on, but only DRL were on , on both headlights and taillights. Thanks for the response. On the footnote, I noticed lots of corrosions underneath your truck. The winter snowfall and salt on the roads are the prime enemies for the cars. You may want to consider Linex spray against the corrosion. 🤪👍
I know….but they are sick. I see it as you can buy a cheap set and have to replace it in 3 years when they get filled up with condensation and start flickering on you (most do) or spend the extra money and only have to change them out once and you will love them for the life of your ownership. BUT YES. They are pricey. Lol
