How to Install 2015-2022 GMC Canyon Headlight LEDs | Diode Dynamics

[@glennlaurie9590]

Thanks for your video on KZbin. I changed my low and high beam bulbs on my 2022 Canyon Elevation. The only thing is while the switch is on auto, the low beams use to come on whenever the truck was running making them running lights. Now with the LED'S, they only come on in the on position. Is that something you noticed with your install? Please let me know if there something I can do to correct this. Thanks Glenn Laurie

[@diodedynamics]

Hey Glen! Thanks for reaching out. I'm not completely sure about that, fee free to give us a call at 314-205-3033 Monday-Friday 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. CST, or shoot us an email at [e-mail], and our service team would be happy to help you with that.

[@HLPC_2]

Another great video. Kinda intrigued at the last few shots, oddly reminiscent of Headlight Revolution, with the difference you guys are using and selling an actually good set of LED bulbs.

[@diodedynamics]

Thanks for the feedback!!

[@derekdykstra7230]

How do you adjust the bulbs left and right?

[@younan]

Is it possible to change the low beam to LED but leave the high beam stock?

[@diodedynamics]

Certainly possible! No issue doing that at all.

[@younan]

If I left the high beams stock, they would still be usable or will the LED low beam deactivate the high beam function if it’s not also upgraded to LED?

[@diodedynamics]

@@younan, that particular combination would not cause any issues. Everything will act as the same way as factory.

[@ScottWells121683]

I have tried LED bulbs in my 2021 canyon and the beam does not look like yours. I end up losing the hot spot which turns into really poor light output and focus. I currently have HIDs, but would like LEDs for the obvious benefits over HIDs.

[@diodedynamics]

Hey there! Please go ahead and give us a call at 314-205-3033 Monday-Friday 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. CST, or shoot us an email at [e-mail], and our service team would be happy to help you with that.

[@Toxicwolf61]

Do these bulbs cause any problems with the day time running lights? Also are these bulbs meant for the Canyon or is the HIDs the better option

[@diodedynamics]

Hi there! These LEDs shouldn't interfere with the day time running lights! They are plug-and-play and meant for the Canyon! As far as LEDs vs HIDs go, it really comes down to preference!

[@Toxicwolf61]

Aren’t these headlights not suppose to flicker on the new Canyons? When I turn my truck off the passenger side light starts to flicker

[@diodedynamics]

No, they shouldn't flicker! Do they flicker while running them on the road?

[@Toxicwolf61]

@@diodedynamics no not yet, ill let you guys know if they do

[@diodedynamics]

@@Toxicwolf61 If you go ahead and send us a video to [e-mail], we would be happy to look into the flickering for you!

[@audreehorton6566]

Why are these available if they are not compliant for use in U.S.

[@diodedynamics]

We offer these bulbs for off-street use, recreational, utility purposes! Feel free to reference our website page for a full explanation on our SL1 bulb usage: www.diodedynamics.com/street-use-of-led-bulbs

[@filanfyretracker]

One thing I wonder is just in general how does one know if a car has PWM vs just dipping the voltage for DRL mode. for example do the 2019/2020 Canyon/Colorado use PWM on the headlights?

[@diodedynamics]

Unfortunately, there is not an easy way to determine if your vehicle has PWM unless a bulb is installed. For the new Canyon and Colorado, these bulbs will function great, just as the OEM bulbs do.

[@diodedynamics]

@Boco LWN When used as a DRL, the SL1 will remain at full brightness!

[@diodedynamics]

@Boco LWN You got it!

[@jjsomarriba1584]

I believe you need a DRL rerouting kit as well, too switch the low beam lights off when DRL Is on (lights set to auto) . That way the led strips and amber signals are on the whole day not your new led low beam bulbs.

[@diodedynamics]

@@jjsomarriba1584, you should not need anything else, as this is just a plug and play bulb.

[@Nightowl82]

damn thats a little truck

[@emartin1071]

Not if you're not a fat slob.