1999 Ford F350 New Headlights, SPYDER LED Headlight Install

1999 Ford F350 New Headlights, SPYDER LED Headlight Install
If there is anything to dislike about an old Ford pickup, it's the faded old headlights. I'm not usually one to spiff up a truck to make it look like a toy, but if I'm going to make a repair I may as well upgrade if possible. I had the option to replace my lights with new OEM replacements, but why would I?
I picked these up through JC Whitney. They look pretty sharp. The install was mostly painless except for the usual frustrations of trying to pull out something that's been in place for nearly 20 years. Removing the batteries is a big help to have space to work in behind the headlights.
In general the install was very easy. Not quite a full plug and play. For the main headlights, the factory plug worked. The marker/directional fits in as well and uses factory bulb. For the LED and halo rings you have to splice into marker power feed, but that's easy enough.
My biggest frustration was the lack of directions from SPYDER. They have plenty of videos online, which is their only saving grace. The included directions with the lights flat out suck. Also I saw no mention on any of the videos that I may have to cut my factory headlight bracket to allow these to fit. I tried like crazy to set them in place, and it just wasn't happening without the cuts I made. But once I figured out what to trim out, then the lights set in very nice.
Driving to work in the dark was a world of difference and the truck looks amazing!

[@FullSendNation]

Yesterday I just installed the Spyder Halos on my 98 Tacoma. Man if only I found your video a day sooner lol

[@TomBrueggen]

Well I hope you got it done easy enough and didn’t cuss too much!

[@FullSendNation]

@@TomBrueggen yea only took me and my granddad about 2 hours, not too bad

[@magniankh]

Great video, man, thank you for putting this out! The install doesn't seem too bad from what I've seen, just requires patience like anything automotive related. It bothers me to no end that companies can't make an aftermarket headlight assembly that simply fits into the existing housing.

[@TomBrueggen]

Yes it seems they over complicated the design. Likely trying to get more of a universal shape that fits more models.

[@mfacter5573]

Thank you for this video I just bought these thinking it would be an easy replacement. Boy was I wrong

[@TomBrueggen]

Yep. They kind of suck. I’d like to upgrade to LED’s next

[@dingdingding7207]

Great video!! Thanks for showing what needed to be cut on the headlight bucket. I used a 4.5" angle grinder with a cutoff wheel. The wheel was wide enough to make all necessary cuts without much effort.

[@TomBrueggen]

Thanks for sharing your tip. What did I do, a sawzall? I don’t remember. I just know I was pissed that it was supposed to be factory replacement and it wasn’t!

[@shadowsicksix]

Thanks for the vid. Doing this install this week, same lights!

[@cesarquinones6381]

hey bud, thank you for making this video. I feel like you explained it well . I feel confident enough to try it my self .

[@TomBrueggen]

Happy to help. Now get after it!

[@motoboymadness5874]

I have the exact same problem getting them on so it’s good to know they don’t fit and I’m not just stupid

[@offgrid204]

Good vid! I’m doing this on my excursion. Couldn’t have done it without ya! Cheers

[@TomBrueggen]

Good luck! I’d recommend upgrading to LED lights. These H1’s aren’t very bright

[@snikesnover1831]

These are really cool my F250 is way too much of a rust bucket for something this fancy

[@TomBrueggen]

No shame in upfitting a rust bucket!😁

[@regkeown8914]

Spyder has posted a video on installation of these lights and they show both up/down and side/side adjuster screws built into the spyder housing.

[@unknowjr5450]

Do you have the link ? Please 😢

[@sethbopp]

adjustment bolts for low beams are both below the lamp, high beam are offset, bottom right and top left, 8mm bolt, could be the other way around too. I have to pull my grill and headlight to adjust. thinking of just hacking the whole housing out so I can adjust them properly.

[@TomBrueggen]

Thanks.

[@chupastupidcelica]

Looks good made your truck look a lot better and tougher.

[@TomBrueggen]

For sure!

[@dieselmxtt]

i had the exact same problems adding my lights. adjusting is a pain and just drive with my high beams. i also upgraded all bulbs because the bulbs they came with are weak. nice job on video

[@TomBrueggen]

Good to hear the bulbs can be upgraded. I actually have one burned out right now, and I've been putting off the repair because I have to take the fixture out to pull the bulb to see what kind I need. Can't just walk in the store and say "it's a 99 f350" anymore. But yeah, while I'm at it, might just update both bulbs. Do you recall what you upgraded too, and if so would you mind sharing? How's the performance now?

[@dieselmxtt]

Tom Brueggen XENTEC H1 10000K Advanced Slim Alloy Ballast HID Xenon Kit (Brillan... www.amazon.com/dp/B00DLMHQGU/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_awdb_yJLKzbZ4M0GTM . on amazon. very bright, east to install. it will say doesnt fit your truck when you buy them through amazon but with the new lights you have they will fit. you will need 2 sets. 1 for regular driving and another for high beams. i have a couple videos with the lights on if you want to see how they look.

[@TomBrueggen]

Dieselmxtt did you have to hard wire them or did they actually plug in? Also I was thinking, my truck had daytime running lights, as just the markers. Then once I turn the headlights on I get low beam and high beam. My halos come on with my low beams. I think it would look better if my halos were on as the running lights. I don't recall from original wiring but I think I can do it. What do you think?

[@dieselmxtt]

Tom Brueggen i did hard wire them. on mine the 3 mini lights on the side, lower orange light and halos come on as parking lights. i always drive with parking lights on. low beam and high beam on mine do not come on at the same time. i have to choose to run either high beams or low beams. not sure if thats the new bulbs or just the way those lights are setup. when you hardwire them you can change the wires around to what you want to run during the day. i noticed the halos are really weak. barely see them on during the day. i havnt had a chance to figure oit how the make them brighter bacuse i couldnt find a bulb to pull out.

[@TomBrueggen]

Let me clarify, low and high beam don't come on at the same time. I'm saying my daytime running lights (DRL) are only my parking lights, not the halos and small LED. I think it would look better if the accent lights (halo and little LED) were on as the DRL. Then when I manually turn on park lights, I'd get the RH main bulb as the park light, and all my cab lights and tail lights would come on. Then turning the dial to full headlight would get me the low beam/high beam option. I was re-watching my own video last night trying to see if this was an option on how I wired it up. I just think it would be a better look. As is, my halos and LED's come on with the park lights, and then they get kind of hidden by the park light bulb.

[@dannyrangel4401]

can you change the bulbs lights to leds lights?

[@TomBrueggen]

There is a way to convert them to LED but I’ve never studied or tried.

[@austinmoretz7305]

Great video, what tires are you running?

[@WHOTEEWHO]

You literally skipped the one part I had a question on. Did you splice into the blinker light???

[@TomBrueggen]

It seems like the blinker was a direct plug and play. But have to change the bulb from white to amber. I recall I failed a safety inspection after installing these lights because of my white blinkers 😃

[@ezralowe631]

There's 3 wires and the white is the blinker the middle brown is the constant power so any daytime running lights you go brown and if your blinker is an LED then splice into the white bud

[@johngoedecke2489]

so once installed how do you adjust the beam? good install video

[@TomBrueggen]

I don’t recall. I think maybe stacking washers under the screws, but that can lead to a stupid looking gap. Good luck!

[@tonyoz3971]

adjustment is done under I was told. must remove them every time...

[@TomBrueggen]

Interesting. I'd have to look closer. It doesn't bother me, and it seems to light up just fine. But if I pull up to a wall I can see they are a bit out. I don't think it's so bad as to cause issues with blinding oncoming traffic. It's as if the the projection is rotated slightly, so what should be a level square is just at a bit of a tilt, not like the whole thing is angled up.

[@michaelgooding9159]

Tom Brueggen hello i just received my headlights for 03 f 250 SD and have some questions for you.its 4 light sockets on the truck;high.low.side marker.signal light,im assuming you splice the signal light switch.i volt read it too.so what do with the marker light and the low beam light

[@TomBrueggen]

MIchael, sorry I missed your comment. Hopefully you figured it out by now! Yes there is some cutting and splicing to do. If I recall though I think the marker/turn signal is a direct fit. I think the running lights/hi/low beams are what had to be cut and spliced in.

[@fordtrucks73]

How do you adjust these lights?

[@Imwright720]

You should of sprayed some 2k clear on them before installation. I replaced mine and after a year they were all fogged out.

[@TomBrueggen]

Thanks for the tip. Mine seem to be holding up, several years now

[@israelroque3921]

I bought the same headlight for my truck. I installed yesterday. But the light is not LED.. you know where can I get LED lights?

[@TomBrueggen]

Yeah that’s what I don’t like also. Years ago I had a guy comment and say he had converted the main bulb to LED also. I need to go shopping again and see if there are new AM setups out now that are plug and play LED since it’s more common now. These H2 bulbs are dim!

[@rachaelrochlitz746]

Thank you so much for help. It was very informative. One question though how do you adjust the headlights.

[@TomBrueggen]

Rachael Rochlitz good question. I think we just stacked a bunch of washers on the bottom screws. I'll admit, it's not a good system. Although mine didn't seem to need too much adjustment.

[@highdesertdroneservices4497]

It would’ve been much more helpful to say how much material you cut off. I’m trying to install the newer Spyder lights and they have the same issue.

[@TomBrueggen]

You know I really didn’t pay attention. I just carved some off and tried the fit. Not enough, hack a little more. Good luck! I just had to pull mine out to look for a bad connection to one of the bulbs. Headlight works sometimes…tore it all apart, found no smoking gun, out out it back together and it’s on again. For now…

[@Fordgroup00]

They look awesome! but I’m not happy with their output. Switching to ‘05’s this spring

[@TomBrueggen]

Yeah they are not very bright. I need to upgrade to LED.

[@joelsmith5886]

I tried adding washers also to try raise the light beams higher but it just opened up a huge gap between the lower portion of the light assembly and the fender and looked rather bad. Did you have that problem also?

[@TomBrueggen]

It sounds familiar unfortunately. I remember being rather displeased with how things lined up. I love the way the headlights look but the install was not good or painless

[@joelsmith5886]

@@TomBrueggen Thanks for the reply bud.

[@BenKlassen1]

Are these even legal? I don't see the required amber side markers or reflectors.

[@TomBrueggen]

I had to replace the blinker/marker with amber bulbs.

[@BenKlassen1]

@@TomBrueggen Thanks. Technically still not legal without the amber side reflectors so if your car is off, others can see it.

[@abeslash1993]

Whats the name of the headlights they look nice

[@TomBrueggen]

These are spyder brand I think. After a few years I would NOT recommend them, at least not the halogens. They are still very dim. Get LED if you can

[@terryyannayon6412]

It's been a few years, how are the lights holding up?

[@TomBrueggen]

Holding up ok I suppose. I’ve had to replace one bulb I think, maybe 2. But structurally they seem fine. I don’t think I’ve lost any of the LED’s yet

[@FrickrickDick]

This may be a stupid question. But did it come with all the led bulbs with the new assembly ? Does it use the old head light bulb for the main lights?

[@TomBrueggen]

Lang Vo all the LEDS are built in and sealed. It uses factory blinker bulbs which I had to swap from white to amber since they are clear lenses.

[@robertkelly4682]

Lang Vo ÿ

[@haithamalmajmaie824]

Thanks much

[@ezralowe631]

Should've put LED bulbs less heat and way brighter

[@TomBrueggen]

Yes I should have. These H1’s suck.

[@ryannolen5648]

I e been told these melt wiring harness any issues with yours before I install mine?

[@TomBrueggen]

Haven’t melted any wires I know of. Yet. Suppose I’m in it about 4.5 years now

[@jamesriddling6914]

Your lucky my first, second ones melted the lenses and wires

[@rigogiron6401]

Did you splice the red and white wires on the headlights to the white wire on the truck and the black wires to the black wire on the truck?

[@TomBrueggen]

Oh heck I don't remember. I just followed the directions...there's not a whole lot to mess up.

[@brettlewis776]

I just installed these and want the halos to work off the ignition. Are yours only on with the low beams?

[@TomBrueggen]

Yes my low beams/park lights are on ignition, halos come on with manual headlight switch on. I too wanted halos as the running lights. I think it can be done just have to rewire it as such.

[@billjenkins687]

Did the high beams seem more effective with this upgrade?

[@TomBrueggen]

Bill Jenkins I think so. But then again, anything is better than the old faded lights! I feel like I see other vehicles with much more effective headlights. If I were counting, I've only ever been flashed on low beams once.

[@selvingonzalez3886]

I have a sem truck but I put the mirror don't can put yellow lights

[@TomBrueggen]

I don’t understand what you are saying. But thanks for watching!

[@navgtor61]

The two screws were very hard to put back in under the housing when finishing the installment.

[@TomBrueggen]

Tony Read yes they are, especially if you’re trying to stack spacers in there.

[@zbays12]

@@TomBrueggen i know you did this a long time ago. i just did it this past weekend i used a magnet to get the screws started. took me a while to think of that one lol. i was have a big issue getting them back in.

[@jamesriddling6914]

Has anyone found how to adjust them. I'm working on my third set first and second sets melted the lenses from the heat they replaced them and are sending me another set but there still is no way to adjust them mine are pointed down I'm unable to drive at night unless of on high beams no joke only see 20 feet in front of me on low beams. Very unsafe

[@TomBrueggen]

I think I stacked a bunch of washers in the bottom bolts to pitch them up.

[@jamesriddling6914]

Yeah I did that but there was a Hugh gap that was a truly an eye sore I think I'm just going to sell them when they come in the company has been on back order since November and was told I will not have mine till around August.

[@burrejo]

I wonder if you can wire in a hi power diode between the low beam and high beam wires...so when high beam is energized it allows the current flow to the low beam too....thinking of using LED bulbs for this too

[@TomBrueggen]

I don't know. I'm not well versed on how these lights work honestly. I just wired it up per the instructions. But I've seen others do different things with them. Personally I'd rather have my halos be my running lights. But as is, my halos only come on when I turn on my parking lights.

[@burrejo]

Tom Brueggen Run a wire from your power accesory source(12 volts comes on only when ignition is on) either under the hood fuse box or somewhere else...I would fuse it off that power source and even wire it into a switch on the dash so if you're in a parking lot idling and don't want to stick out with the Halos running. The diode should act as like a check valve for electricity only allows current to flow one direction...so 2 pieces of wire, diode and 2 quick connectors and 5 minutes should be all you need to make it so when you flip high beams on both headlights come on...I'll see if I can't find a link to a diode

[@burrejo]

Tom Brueggen www.etrailer.com/Accessories-and-Parts/Roadmaster/RM-690.html?feed=npn&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIodK19prz2AIVB5FpCh39lADUEAQYDCABEgKb2_D_BwE

[@burrejo]

Tom Brueggen are these worth buying? Still on edge about putting them on my 02 F250...have heard mixed reviews on their light output

[@TomBrueggen]

I like the look and ease of install for the light fixtures themselves. I'd plan to upgrade to better bulbs though. The bulbs that came with them were pretty weak in my opinion. I put in the brightest H1's that O'reilly's had, and they still aren't great. Nothing compared to the lights in my wife's 2015 Expedition. I'd say her low beams are better than my high beams.

[@timmycollins2753]

Did any one ever figure out how to adjust these?

[@TomBrueggen]

I never found an adjustment like the factory lights. I used stacks of washers under the lower screws to tilt the lights up or down. Mine are still skewed but I never bothered to line them out perfect.

[@kylecosta3149]

I saw that you said one of the lights went out, are you able to put aftermarket bulbs in for the high and low beam?

[@TomBrueggen]

Kyle Costa yes! I released a video just a couple months ago about the bulb replacement. You can also convert and replace them with LED if you know how to wire it .

[@umjim1]

How did you adjust the beams for driving ?

[@TomBrueggen]

Paul Whitley ended up having to stack a bunch of washers behind the screws to be able to snug them up and still set an angle of you will.

[@ronisham7678]

Great video. I have an 01 Platinum Edition but need brighter light at night with my aging eyes. I replaced my HL assembly years ago but halogen just doesn’t cut it. My questions: Did you ever try the LED for increased brightness or something else? If so would you share that info? Does the projector make a huge difference? Any help is appreciated. Thanks

[@TomBrueggen]

I never tried LED but wish I had. If you scan the comments here I think another guy share his info a couple years ago about his LED conversion. I rarely drive at night so I just never bothered to mess with it again

[@ronisham7678]

Thanks for the reply. Appreciate the video. If you ever do another update, you have follower. I’m at the paralysis by analysis stage… so many cheap lights, and the expensive ones really look exactly like the cheap ones. Gonna take the plunge and get some projector lens. Where in Texas are you located?

[@TomBrueggen]

@@ronisham7678 north of Houston about an hour. I would say, these lights said they were plug and play, but I had to cut the factory fiberglass housing for these to fit. Otherwise it was mostly easy. They have held up OK. Seems like they are odd to level and aim. Can’t use the factory adjustment bolts. I used a bunch of washers and screws which is pretty janky, and they aren’t aligned properly at all. I’d seriously consider trying to find a factory replacement that is LED so it’s truly plug and play.

[@ronisham7678]

Tom, got’er done tonight thanks to your video. The Bulbs that come with these are better. I will still install some brighter bulbs. Thanks again Tom.

[@truebengalsfan]

How bright are these headlight compared to factory

[@TomBrueggen]

The bulbs that came in them from Spyder weren't much better than factory, but I've since upgraded to the brightest ones I could get at the local auto parts place. They are better. I had a guy comment about some LED's he found online that will work but I think maybe have to tweak the wiring a bit. I think I just got the Silvania brand, and I don't recall the rating or whatever. Employee just said they were the brightest he had in that type of bulb.

[@truebengalsfan]

Are those headlights made for 99-04 or 2005-2007

[@TomBrueggen]

Well mine is a ‘99, so that’s a yes. Don’t know about the 05-07. I’m sure they have something similar.

[@dianbajraktarevic2473]

I have a 2003 F250 and the blue piece won’t plug into the piece you plugged it in too. Do I have to buy an adapter or take the plastic off?

[@TomBrueggen]

I’m really not sure. I bought mine specifically for my year model and it all plugged up fine. I don’t recall cutting off a plug or using an adapter. At the end of the day I think you can pretty well wire these up however you want. I actually want to change mine so the halos are my running lights.

[@lukeparker6575]

I’m a little late for you man😂 but here goes for anybody else that has this issue... mine did not plug in also... but if you pull that wire with the blue plug out of the truck all the way, it’s only a foot long and can be unplugged, (you don’t need that “foot” cord anymore) and then plug the cord behind it into the headlights... if that makes sense lol

[@avorysnow3626]

@@lukeparker6575 what does that mean? Pull the headlight harness out the truck?

[@joelsmith5886]

Has anyone figured out how to adjust these? I just installed a set of these lights and the low beams only illuminate about 20 feet in front of the truck and then total darkness. The high beams are great but I shouldn't have use the high beams all of the time to be able to see at night. Now I don't know what to do next.

[@TomBrueggen]

Seems like I had to stack a bunch of washers behind the screws to tip them one way or another if I recall. I agree, my low beams are horrible, but my high beams OK. But can’t be driving around blinding others all the time.

[@sandjmanuele]

There are adjustment screws on the back of the light itself. One next to the high, one next to the low.

[@geraldhenrickson7472]

@@sandjmanuele You have installed these Spyder replacement headlights on an F-series and then adjusted them using two screws on the back? I have not found those screws yet. I assume they are phillips style, silver in color….perhaps recessed in a deep hole? Please elaborate. Thanks

[@sandjmanuele]

@@geraldhenrickson7472 On mine they are silver colored Phillips head screws, they do not look like they would be the adjusters. Had to use a stubby screwdriver and be careful because the strip easily.

[@sandjmanuele]

@@geraldhenrickson7472 mine are a little different than the ones in the video, but if you look in the video, when he is unboxing, there are 2 little silver heads sticking out next on the right side of each beam, they aren't phillips on this set.

[@whiskergetter]

Hey I see your from Texas I just moved here and they are trying to tell me that in order to pass inspection my lights can't be tinted on my truck. Is this true or are they just giving me a run around? Also how did those lights preform during the night thinking about getting the same ones

[@TomBrueggen]

Cody Fancher nah that’s true. I got denied as well because my tail lights are tinted. You have to get clear lenses that have black backing and colored LED’s. For tail lights anyway. But I’d guess headlights are the same. These lights look good but aren’t as bright as I hope. I think you can upgrade these fixtures to take a brighter LED kit. I put in the brightest H1 bulbs I could find but still don’t think they are as good as could be.

[@Fordgroup00]

Mine seem to be getting dimmer than when we first got them and they’re only about 3 years old

[@adagata1]

i lost that same damn screw doing my lights

[@derpitron]

How do you loosen those golden bolt/rods?

[@TomBrueggen]

I’m not sure what you’re talking about? The long adjustment bolts? I’m thinking those just have a tiny hex head, like 6 mm or something

[@bradg8682]

Wish someone would make some that don't require butchering my truck

[@TomBrueggen]

No kidding!

[@Fjsouth]

Nice but throw some led bulbs in there

[@TomBrueggen]

Might have to. Just noticed this morning one of the bulbs is going out again. It's the same one I recently made a video about changing when it burned out last time. Seems almost like it's loose now, like it flickers on and off.

[@wagner_6.0stroker10]

Brother what tire size u use .thx

[@TomBrueggen]

Man, I don't recall for sure on those. They were 35's I think? I want to say like 325/75 R18, can't recall exactly. But the 325 was the problem, so wide they were rubbing the leaf springs in the front. So I stepped down to a smaller width, but unfortunately that also meant a bit smaller height since it's a ratio of width. I think now I'm running something like 285/75 or something. I gained 1-2 mpg though!

[@dannyand9195]

Will these fit a 2000 f450?

[@TomBrueggen]

I don't know. You'd have to check with vendor. I bought them through JC Whitney, so maybe it would say. Or maybe you can contact Spyder directly.

[@truebengalsfan]

How have the halo rings held up

[@TomBrueggen]

samuel Allen no issues so far in over a year and a half. Only had to replace one bulb so far, but it was one of the primary bulbs for low beams, not a halo. All LED’s are fine.

[@truebengalsfan]

Tom Brueggen what size head lights those use ?

[@TomBrueggen]

samuel Allen H1. I actually have a video of replacing the bulb that went out but I haven’t got it uploaded yet. I upgraded the original bulbs with Silvania silver stars or something like that. Brightest ones I could get.

[@MrMichaelchovan]

Does anyone know how to convert the H1 bulbs in the Spyder lights to LED? There has to be a way, and I don't want to do it first :)

[@TomBrueggen]

Either on this video, or my video about replacing the H1 bulbs, I think a fella commented with tips on how he did his truck. It can be done for sure.

[@MrMichaelchovan]

@@TomBrueggenThanks for the rely. I couldn't find the details. I'd appreciate if you can send a link.

[@TomBrueggen]

Michael Chovan I cant find it either. It may have been a personal message he sent me or something, I really don’t recall. I know what you want to do is easy enough, and not uncommon. I just don’t know exactly how. Just had a mechanic working on my truck the other day. He upfitted his headlights also, and had a plug and play LED upgrade that fit the factory bulb socket. Just had to match a few wiring harnesses

[@MrMichaelchovan]

@@TomBrueggen -- Thanks for the reply. I couldn't find anything online related to converting this headlamp to a LED-based "bulb". I ended up buying some LED H1 equivalent bulbs on Amazon and I have them wired in on the low beams. I did have to cut away metal to allow the LED's to fit (and delete material from the rubber grommets that cover the "stock" bulbs to allow the LEDs to protrude), but the low beams are now phenomenal. I have a second set ordered for the high beams.

[@FullSendNation]

@@MrMichaelchovan I had to look on EBay to find some LED H1 lowbeam bulbs for my headlights

[@robertb2887]

Installing these is a huge pain in the butt . Not to mention, when you have to replace a bulb , pull it all out and readjust everything again . Not worth the 12 hours we spent installing them .

[@TomBrueggen]

Yeah they’re not what I really wanted either. I wanted brighter headlights, but the old H1’s just don’t compete with newer LED’s. I like the look, but not the performance.

[@canadiancody]

Do you have output video?

[@TomBrueggen]

You mean to show how bright they are or what?

[@canadiancody]

Yeah

[@canadiancody]

Also would you recommend these?

[@TomBrueggen]

Don't have an output video, sorry.

[@TomBrueggen]

you know, I like the look a lot, and the install wasn't bad. But actually just recently I had a bulb go out. Barely a year old. And now the problem is I'll have to take the lights out, just to access the bulb, to then figure out what style it is in order to replace it. OEM you can remove the bulb without removing the whole headlight assembly. Something to think about.

[@ryanlapeyrolerie9341]

If you replace the bumper let me know and I will buy it off of you

[@TomBrueggen]

Haha, cool! I don't suppose I"ll do it anytime soon, but would like to someday. Just don't have the money to do it right now.

[@felipeortiortiz186]

Cuánto por las luses

[@TomBrueggen]

No habla espanol.

[@valeriekeller4194]

Horrible video.

[@Quintos.]

You passed over the most important part what a waste of a video

[@MrCharlesleo]

What did you do with the side marker light assembly?

[@MrCharlesleo]

You attached to the blinker ,which I understand but you did not reference what you did with the left over marker light assembly.

[@TomBrueggen]

Charles Langston you don't need the old assembly, the new lights wrap around to replace it. So I tossed them in the trash. One thing I didn't mention (learned later) is you also have to replace the marker bulbs with amber bulbs, as the new SPYDER lights have clear lenses, as opposed to the factory amber lenses with clear bulbs.

[@Macmathews1]

I don't understand what you mean by this could you elaborate ? , you had to change bulbs on these LEDS ?