How To Install 7in Jeep Lights On A Hummer H3

[@4lowmode]

Hey everyone just a quick update! Since this video's release there has been a small change to the Lased Design's 7in Adapters. Basically, the little studs that connect to the main part of the adapter have received a V2 update. Instead of putting your little studs directly on the ball heads of the factory headlight assembly, you now reuse those little specialized clips that are the OEM headlights and screw them onto the studs. If you have recently ordered a set of adapters, you will notice that the studs on the kit have small holes instead of large holes. Please do not try and bore a much larger hole like you see me doing in the video. If you have the V1 version, you can upgrade to the V2 version, but it honestly doesn't make that much of a difference. If you are not quite sure what I am talking about check out this photo of what the new V2 studs look like: laseddesigns.com/collections/frontpage/products/v2-mounts-for-7-round-headlight-adapters

[@efraingutierrez8509]

4 Low Mode make more videos!!

[@4lowmode]

@@efraingutierrez8509 Haha yes! I do have some videos already filmed. Still need to do some editing.

[@efraingutierrez8509]

4 Low Mode sounds good man ! I just got an H3 that’s why I want more videos !!

[@spiky0eng]

Thanks for the advice. Would you please make a 4" fog lights adapters video, cause I've ordered them and don't have any idea how to install them. Appreciate your efforts.

[@4lowmode]

@@spiky0eng Yes that video is already in the works! Hope to have that be my next video!

[@Netwrk]

Best channel on KZbin for h3s!!!!

[@4lowmode]

Thank you!

[@getreal7777]

Don't apologize on your video lenght. Some people have long videos because they just like to talk. Every time you speak you are relaying useful information. Terrific job.

[@masterroshi23]

Finally ,!!! Someone that knows how to make videos ,!! You are very appreciated 👏. Big thumbs 👍 about presentation , Demonstration.

[@johnpeters7774]

This channel is seriously underated!! The amount of effort and time you put in to make these videos is staggering. Keep up the great work man! 👍 I'd love to see a video of how to wire up comms and antennas if you ever have the time lol

[@4lowmode]

Haha thats just one of many ideas that I have! The biggest problem I have right now is that it takes a while to get these videos to this level of quality and I only really can do these in my free time. I really want to try to make these videos as understandable as possible for experienced and newcomers to understand.

[@petercastillo3807]

Great job man really understand your instructions not like so many out there that skip things and you're left with a what look on youre face

[@djgui11]

I just bought a Hummer H3 and found your channel on Yotube. YOU'RE AWESOME !!!! Regards Marcin from Poland

[@LibertyHand]

I have been contemplating this upgrade for my H3 for months. I looked for kits but found none. Not only did you create a highly detailed video, but saved me a lot of heartache with trying to "wing it" using my own badly fabricated parts. Thank you for the how-to! I'll be ordering these. Great Job!!!

[@4lowmode]

Oh yes! I have looked into some other DIY custom retrofits that people have done in the past and they are just too complicated and there is a lot that can go wrong. Also many of these other methods involve sacrificing the OEM headlights to fit the new lights into. I really don't like that because if the project doesn't turn out good, you need to rebuy new oem headlights. In contrast, these new adapters allow you to keep your old OEM head light housing if you ever need it. Also I have seen some people do some janky wiring to try to get these lights to work instead of using the proper harness.

[@LibertyHand]

@@4lowmode exactly. I'm not for using zip ties on headlights. Your way is definitely the best method for the upgrade. I found the ThingVerse 3d printer schematic for adapter free to download. We have a local here that will print a prototype for me for $20, so I'll let you know how that goes.

[@4lowmode]

@@LibertyHand Oh yes I know the ones that you are talking about. That was done by a forum user on Hummer H4O. There is not a whole lot of information out there about them. Apparently the guy that designed them did get them to work, however all the photos he posted on them are no longer available which is annoying. Also he later abandoned that idea and instead opted to fit 5in headlights in the stock headlight housing. Those 7in adapters do seem like they work, but are 3 negatives that I see. One is that the studs are not removable or replaceable. So if you break one, you need to replace the whole adapter. Second is that they do not use a retaining ring to hold them down and instead, they use 2 screws on either side to pinch the headlight in. Less of a secure fit in my opinion. Third is that these adapters were never tested to see if they could fit multiple sized headlights. Not trying to scare you off from trying it, but that is just the limitations that I have seen myself from looking at it. Here is the link to the original thread about the subject: www.hummer4x4offroad.com/forum/showthread.php/13403-3d-print-files-for-7inch-led-headlight-adapters

[@LibertyHand]

Right on. I was thinking the same things. The one you used is a much more advanced designed, and those replaceable studs make a lot of difference. I'll add that often 3d prints need to be readjusted often after printing the first one. I didn't realize it wasn't designed to use the retaining ring. Thanks for pointing that out. After looking closer and with your input, I'm going to run with the same setup you used. It is less troublesome and more reliable of a design. Thanks, Bud!

[@markcunningham2959]

This is an old video but it inspired me to get my 7 inch headlights and also everything I needed came quickly even the bracket Thank you sir great video and thank you lase design 👍

[@kemicsmothers3699]

I rarely ever comment on KZbin videos but I feel it's the least I could do give all that your videos have done for me. I watched this video about four complete times as I was receiving everything I needed from Amazon. Prior to installing these headlights it had been a long time since I'd worked on my own vehicle. Anyway, I owe you big time! I followed your directions to the letter and I could not be happier with the outcome! My truck looks exact like what I had in mind the the headlights are exactly what I had anticipated! Thanks again for the very detailed step-by-step instructions! I'd love to be able to show you a couple pics.

[@4lowmode]

Glad this video helped! At first it seems a little bit intimidating to install these lights, but once you get the concept, its pretty easy! Glad you were able to get them working. If you have pics, I do have a instagram (@acer4lo) and a facebook (Acer Miller). Hope you enjoy the new lights!

[@CAP21]

BEST H3 "HOW TO" CHANNEL ON THE INTERNET TIMES 10!!!!! 😎

[@4lowmode]

Thank you!

[@jamiehage1839]

I have a 2006 base model and thing is a beast. I am about to put an off road light package on it but this is what I have been looking for to convert to LED because the light issue. This was everything I needed, thank you for correct wiring and product links.

[@caddystrophic4778]

Hey! Thanks for the video! I've had the 7" led headlights for a few years now and I started having issues with them just recently, so i decided to go back to the drawing board and redo everything. Just put my new headlights in and used this wiring harness and everything worked out great. Thanks again.

[@jgrenwod]

I am totally impressed with your presentation and technical explanation.

[@tcastonc]

Wow...I just bought the H3 over the weekend from and friend and have always done my on work on vehicles. This was very comprehensive video, so this will be my first upgrade. Thanks Again for putting this one together.

[@4lowmode]

Thanks! Enjoy it!

[@gregorybissette2739]

Just installed the same headlights and harness,the directions where easy to follow and clear ty very much for this video

[@4lowmode]

Glad you found it useful! Thanks for watching!

[@santiabeyta589]

Hey man can you do a tutorial on the fog light conversion kit? I would really appreciate it.

[@4lowmode]

I definitely will be! I already have the adapters. Just need to find the time to film it!

[@attilacseh3406]

@@4lowmode did you ever do it? i can't find it

[@tmmcmill]

@@4lowmode yes sir, still waiting on a video on the fog lights. My biggest question was about the wiring? Would it be the same as the headlights?

[@Channel23ish]

Would really like a fog light video. I got the light adapters and 4” lights but when plugged in to the stock fog light harness, it doesn’t work? Any wiring help would be awesome. Thanks.

[@zahidnawaz2345]

i am watching your videos and i dont even own a hummer , lol. but i have made up my mind to buy one.Its never too late

[@MrKorby7]

Hands down the best tutorials. Anxiously waiting for the next one. Thanks Acer4lo!

[@sgtdevildog7134]

Thks for the Video , im getting anxious already in buying my H3 and start playing with it !

[@H3Humper]

So many things to do on them!

[@walidh6114]

Now I'm ready to upgrade my headlights! Million thanks !

[@4lowmode]

Glad you found it useful! 😁

[@DriftKing275]

keep up the good work! with this adapter and your guide it is finally possible to upgrade your headlights in germany within the tight law regulation

[@cschris27]

Please continue what you are doing, you are definitely inspiring others to continue to pour into the H3 community. I would love to help out in any way I can, I love these trucks and I don't see myself replacing them with anything anytime soon. Very well done video! Thank you!

[@baddinosaur1548]

Great channel, thanks. I've had my 2007 H3, 13 years now and love it. I'm now ready to upgrade my head lights. Thanks

[@danielpimentel9905]

You can do a 2 hours video and I still watching it from to start to the end. Greetings from Mexico.

[@4lowmode]

Thank you for watching!

[@luisz2853]

esta modificación si que vale la pena, lástima que en mi país España sea ilegal, como casi todo, aunque sea más seguro no te dejan cambiar nada (sin pagar por ello) un vídeo buenisimo, igual que otros que he visto tuyos, como por ejemplo donde explicas que el h3 Adventure es como el rubicon y tal, tu si que sabes de verdad de lo que hablas! enhorabuena!

[@richardgalbraith6165]

Just bought an H3 and love your content. Thanks!

[@Cullen_O]

Bro,,, love your videos and thanks for the Hummer tips but duuuude please relax the switch hands while your talking lol 😂 your doing a great job 👍🏻 keep it up man

[@scottChapman25]

good info man, I know the video is older but I'm wanting to get into a H3T

[@michaelmullins7174]

Excellent step by step installation. Thanks so much for your help!!

[@SG-bb8pq]

Man I don't even have an H3 but your attention to detail is amazing. You should have more subs. Good shit bro. Definitely subscribing.

[@4lowmode]

Thank you so much man! Haha yeah these videos take a long time to properly make!

[@SG-bb8pq]

@@4lowmode not a problem. Might have to ask for your help from time to time if I do decide to pull the trigger on one of these. Keep up the hard work.

[@4lowmode]

@@SG-bb8pq Sure thing! I am always active on instagram and facebook if you got questions about buying and things to know! My insta is @acer4lo and my facebook is Acer Miller.

[@SG-bb8pq]

@@4lowmode probably best to reach on here. I haven't had a social media since '04 MySpace lol.

[@extrasteez5727]

Thanks man, I was thinking of doing this but got scared away I just ordered some beamtech LEDs for my Hummer, I think I will be purchasing the fog light conversion soon

[@4lowmode]

Yep! I get you! It can be intimidating at first, but its really not bad when you can understand the concept!

[@sgtdevildog7134]

@@4lowmode exactly , thks for sharing your Knowledge !

[@Banestudent21]

How are the beamtech? Are they really plug and play?

[@extrasteez5727]

@@Banestudent21 they are great the pattern is pretty good too

[@extrasteez5727]

@@Banestudent21 and yes it's just a h13 bulb plug and play

[@shawnhegan6035]

What a great video! The extra details are excellent and appreciated.

[@inamorato89]

Thank you so much bro, really informative for me. Just got an H3 my self and ordering buncha stuffs ready to mod them including these head lights...thx again!

[@AlexS-dj4vf]

Keep the videos coming! Great job

[@Truther00]

You make great instructional videos 👍🏼

[@adamtrojacek]

Thanks for the great video. I was wanting to do this but thought it would be too much to tackle. Thanks for covering every step w every option!

[@4lowmode]

No problem! I wanted this to be easy for anyone understand, even if they don't work on their vehicles all that often.

[@randallcady5819]

You do a great job, keep it up!

[@4lowmode]

Thanks I appreciate it!

[@AJ5]

Why not make a patreon? I honestly think you deserve it with the amount of effort you put in the details and explanations.

[@4lowmode]

That's something that I would think about doing in the future. I do think that I need more subs and viewers for that to be realistic. From what I have seen only a very small percentage of viewers will donate to a channel, which is totally fine. I don't expect anyone watching to obligated to donate. Also I really do gotta get better with how much I upload. I currently have tons of different ideas that I would like to cover, but finding the time can be difficult at times. Down the road, I would really love to turn this into a part time or even full time job where I could actually have a dedicated amount of time each week to cover something new. Thanks for the kind words!

[@AJ5]

​@@4lowmode My theory, based on my personal behaviour, is that the percentage of viewers who support creators on patreon decreases as that creator gains followers because viewers will think there's enough support for that creator. And yeah I can completely see how hard it is to find the time to make these kind of videos. How many hours did you spend on this video? I notice and appreciate how you set up your camera for a birdseye view at 21:18 , how you added footage of different angles while you installed the part at 38:16, how every clip is cut and edited efficiently so that you're always talking and giving useful information in every second of the video, and how you made this video super easy to navigate and even gave us two methods to choose from! I can see you definitely making this a full time job because you got the skills for it. Not only are you good with cars but you're also a movie maker. You respected my time as a viewer and provided me with great content. That's why I want to support this channel specifically (I've been on YT since 2008 and never signed up for patreon). JUST TAKE MY MONEY MAN

[@AJ5]

@@4lowmode btw a great short clip you can make is your opinion on the new Hummer EV video!

[@anthonyfmarquez]

just got my Hummer H3 found this channel looking for some information, great videos on how to install and update your hummer, just a question hope you can make a video on HUMMER H3 VEHICLE/TRANSMISSION SPEED SENSORS just not able to figure out how to replace the trans input speed sensor.

[@mrprofitgaming9114]

Bro you have helped me soo much with tons of mods on my H3 and I just wanted to say thank you and you are very appreciated

[@4lowmode]

Thank you!

[@stevesanders6059]

Why do I need the Conversion harness? Why not just move the wires around on the plug? thanks great video!

[@Dkikito]

Im so glad i stumbled upon this video its my first time on this channel great channel. You just warned another subscriber keep up the good work. I will be upgrading my h3 hummer headlights

[@thomasmoss971]

I really appreciate all of your videos. I've searched KZbin for a video on the removal of the rear interior panels and there aren't any. Maybe you could make one.

[@beardjusticellc8331]

Love the videos. Since I now know how to remove the grille guard, d rings, bumper and skid plate, I'm going to upgrade to halo head and fogs. Wish you could should a fog light replacement video (or just add to existing ones). Gonna change out the horn, turn signals and side markers while I'm at it. Can't wait for your next upload.

[@G-MON3Y]

Thank you very much! Great video 12/10 easily you explained everything well & showed amazing pictures n drone shots too! Thank you sir

[@NavyChiefEWC]

Followed your steps and everything installed perfectly. Went with the single harness recommended by Lased Designs.

[@4lowmode]

That's awesome! I actually installed them yesterday on my 2008 Alpha using the Relay Harness! Went pretty smooth!

[@NavyChiefEWC]

@@4lowmode Installed the fog light kit at the same time using the Lased Designs fog light brackets. Also went smoothly. Had to reverse the fog light connectors for them to work correctly. I also have a 2008 Alpha, Birch White.

[@4lowmode]

@@NavyChiefEWC Nice! Yes I am making a video on how to do that but I still got some editing and film a few more things before its done.

[@bigsky445]

Great info! Going out of state to pick up my h3 tomoro. Cannot wait! Your videos are amazingly informative! Thanks!

[@MrCrf450rider]

Great explanation of the install.I planned on buying these for my H3,but didn't know about those adapter rings

[@4lowmode]

Yep they are pretty new! Much better option rather than trying to modify your stock OEM Headlights and fit a pair of 7in Headlights in them. I have seen that done before, but it looks like a pain and requires way too much work. These adapters allow you just to pop them right on!

[@MrCrf450rider]

@@4lowmode I've seen some of those installs on here.I can't believe what some will do,just to make them fit.I'm also concerned about what brand to buy,and the lifespan of them

[@4lowmode]

@@MrCrf450rider In terms of brands, there is a huge price disparity between the cheaper lights that you can get on Amazon and the brand-name ones. As I mentioned in the video, the cheaper ones don’t really have an actual brand. What sellers will do is order them from Ali-Baba, stick a company name on them for branding purposes, but they really don't have an actual company behind them. These cheaper lights are still pretty good for the price, but I imagine in 5 to 10 years that the lenses may start to get hazy, but it is still cheaper to replace them again, then buying a brand name one. The brand name headlights will definitely hold up over time better and possibly come with a warranty, but the prices for these headlights usually start at around $400-$1000. One of the more common brand name ones you see are the JW Speaker Model 8700 J2 Black Headlights which are on Amazon right now from $449. This model was an original design that many of these cheap no-name brands copied the design from.

[@jaredringenberg]

Thanks for making this. Just ordered the adapters.

[@Joe_celano]

wow very good video, hit all the check marks. Probably the best automotive lighting video I've ever seen. keep up the good work!

[@rizkybiss]

Very cool. You are very informative. I was looking for new content from you. Glad you made some.

[@4lowmode]

Thank you! Sorry it takes so much time in between uploads! Its just that making videos like this takes a crazy amount of time, especially since I just film these in my free time lol. Thanks for watching!

[@timbrinkley7674]

Thanks for the great video! I had no idea someone made adapters. It would be nice if the adapters filled the part of the empty headlight cavity between the grille and around the headlight itself to prevent bugs, mud, etc, from building up. I plan on replacing my headlights in the future.

[@4lowmode]

Haha yeah! The same people that made the adapter are working to make a cover. No word on price point yet, but there is a working prototype as of right now!

[@emsman59]

Fantastic tutorial. Shot extremely well.

[@18Vctr]

The 7” Round Headlight Adapter is currently out stock, any idea when is coming back? Or where else I can buy it? Thank you for making this video!!

[@4lowmode]

Not exactly sure, but I know they are only temporarily out of stock. Lased Designs will stop taking new orders if they start getting more orders than they can handle. It should be only a few weeks at most.

[@desert.grouper]

So fresh, So clean Great job 👍🏽💪🏼

[@alexchliwnyj5941]

WOW thank you so much your video really helped. The other four vehicles I have don't have to be dissembled to change a light bulb. My right turn signal and marker light went out. The engineers that designed this POS were really stupid and went out of their way to create spaces for rodents to live in. First they put a depression under that battery that is a perfect house for mice and rats. A ground squirrel died in the air cleaner after building a giant nest because of the easy access between the inner and outer fenders. Following your instructions to remove the grill I found out that between the plastic inner fender and plastic outer fender is a great space for rodents to live. That is why the squirrel decided on the air cleaner, there were too many other rodents in the other spaces. They chewed the wires to the side marker light and turn signal and other wires. I couldn't have created a better home for pack rats if I tried. Keeping the hood open did not help because the inner and outer fender space is a self contained habitat for rodents. Now it is apparent that they used that to get to the windshield wiper deck which we discovered was stuffed with mesquite beans when the windshield was replaced. I really appreciate your videos but I am selling this POS because I can't keep the critters out no matter what I do.

[@4lowmode]

Glad you found use out of the tutorial! To be honest, in all my years of ownership of the H3 and reading forum threads about H3s, I haven't really heard that many problems about rodents burrowing into the H3. It could just be that you get a lot more rodents out where you live. To change out the marker and turn signal bulbs, you don't really need to take the grille out and remove the headlight assembly. You can actually access both of those bulbs by dropping the wheel wells to get access to them. The wheel wells are held in by a total of 10 plastic push clips. You can actually get away with taking about 6 or 7 of them out and then just bending the wheel well down so you don't have to take the entire thing out and then you can gain access to the bulbs.

[@espineir]

You absolutely made a cool and useful video, excellent job!!!

[@2dArmoredDivison]

Once again great video I’m actually going to do this conversion. I’m thinking for the ground to use the fender support bracket that sits below the light housing. I seen another video some mounting a different type turn signal I’m doing that as well . Again thanks

[@4lowmode]

Thanks for watching! Yes there are definitely multiple options for attaching a ground wire too.

[@rayannaif30]

I’m super excited to see your next video!

[@4lowmode]

Coming soon!

[@TheDlo84]

Thank you so much for your videos on the Hummer H3! If it wasn't for you, I would have been fumbling through removing my brush guard and grille. Could you do a video on the wiper fluid pump?

[@tomfrantz]

I like how you properly used the word, "Artifact"... I bet most people do not know the definition as you properly used it.

[@momostube]

You are AMAZING! Thank you for this wonderful informative video! The longer the better since you cover literally every aspect in every video you do! Keep it up! :)

[@billiebowling7755]

Love all your videos Man veryinformative recently got a 2008 video that had number for fan speed not work and realized that it had a recall on the little wiring harness behind the glove box on the passenger side and the dealer only replaced half of it the female side of the plug was still burnt you might do a video on that to let everyone know that both sides of that plugneed to be replaced it is in the parts directions at your mine was only half replaced. the pigtail

[@billiebowling7755]

The female pigtail is available at your and must be spliced into the wiring harness on the female especially if your plug is burnt. The recall says could catch on fire apparently my plug had caught on fire and they only replaced the male side of the white plug on harness

[@4lowmode]

@@billiebowling7755 Yes I am aware of that problem! I had that happen on my 2006 H3. I got it recalled and took it to the dealer. It worked for about 5 minutes and broke again and they said they couldn't do anything about it. Thanks for the tip though. I'll have to look into doing that!

[@sneeks253]

Hell yea I was wondering when I was going to see some new content thanks bro I'm definitely going to be installing these headlights!

[@4lowmode]

That's awesome! I love my new headlights. I didn't know how awful the stock ones were until I mounted these ones up!

[@notsojoerogan]

This is ChrisFix level quality of instructions. Thank you for providing such an easy follow along video for a vehicle that's kinda lost it's popularity. Hope to see more soon! How are the wiring harness opt. 2 holding up for you. I'm installing it now

[@InCountry6970]

I must admit those LED headlights do put out much better illumination. Very good job. But I have to really commend you on this video and its production value, it is superb. One question, how do you stop weather / rain getting into the truck from around the seven inch LED headlight ? I see a large space around the headlight and nothing between it and the front grille

[@Hasbiya02]

Where can I get the 7 inch headlight bracket like the one or any for my 2008 Hummer to buy? I search online I couldn't find. Thank you.

[@kamm4368]

Hi I like your video it’s very detailed...... great job

[@4lowmode]

Thanks!

[@brayanmata]

You should make a tutorial on cab lights

[@williamlo2976]

Awesome job on the videos! Keep it up! I am curious as to which harness option you ended up with.

[@4lowmode]

For now I am going to be going with the 2nd wiring option which are those two little polarity boxes. Just curious to test them and see how they hold up after a while. That being said, I think option #1 is a bit more reliable. If the relays go bad on Harness #1, you can easily replace them, but if the little polarity converter boxes (Harness #2) goes bad, you will have to replace the whole unit, since you can't open it and replace of the internal components.

[@cutbertosuarezdelacruz7132]

hey brother I really liked the video it helped me a lot but I have a question. Where can I get the support rings and the plastic tubes? Because the rings I have do not fit the h3 truck, if you can tell me where I can get them, I would appreciate it very much. Thank you so much.

[@4lowmode]

Are you talking about the headlight adapters? You can get them from laseddesigns.com. What are the tubes you mentioned?

[@cutbertosuarezdelacruz7132]

@@4lowmode yes I talking about that

[@cutbertosuarezdelacruz7132]

@@4lowmode is little tube for the ring

[@4lowmode]

@@cutbertosuarezdelacruz7132 The studs? Just a quick note that those studs have been changed. Watch my 7in Headlight update video to learn more.

[@Dmenco]

Cool video, Do you know where else you can get a bracket? Lased does not appear to be selling them or anything else any more.

[@mohaessa43]

Nice job, dear and full explanation .. I have a question .. regarding installing 7 inch of my Hummer H2 car .. the same or different steps. If possible, make a video for that

[@4lowmode]

The H2 does not need any adapters or harnesses. They are plug and play.

[@tommymetz5563]

You should grab a 7" Hella E-code H4 and throw that in with some Phillips Extreme Vision +130% bulbs. The cutoff and light pattern of those housings is second to none. Much better then any LED on the market. Plus cheaper then any quality LED.

[@4lowmode]

That's an option as well! Since the bulbs for those aren't LED, no need for the polarity converters!

[@ad74710]

one of the top channels that i subscribed on, very useful for any hummer h3 owner, well done. any plan for new videos?

[@4lowmode]

Thanks! Yes I do plan on making more. I already have some videos filmed, but I still need to finish editing them.

[@danfalley9296]

Great job. Very detailed. Thanks for taking the time to do this.

[@4lowmode]

Thanks for watching!

[@strongbeaux]

Yo I need to hang with someone like you, I have an H3 with some modest but ness mods love to feature along side your ride. Great great video

[@faustocervantes6756]

Is the option 2 the same as buying a canbus adapter for h4? Or is it a special polarity converter? Thanks excellent video so much detail there is no chance for error

[@bain3623]

Your videos are great man! Those adapters are a bit pricey for some 3D printed parts.

[@ronaldwoodson1360]

Great vid. Going to be doing this mod ASAP.

[@ava-records-uk]

Hi, great tutorial, I’ve found all the parts but the adapters are not available, any other place to get them? Thanks

[@chrisshortridge7563]

Absolutely loving the videos! Definitely a new subscriber who loves the videos. Just bought an H3 and am wanting to do this build on my hummer. Currently lased designs is sold out with the adapter. Any other suggestions on another good adapter that would work?

[@4lowmode]

Hey man! Lased Designs is the only company that makes these adapters at the moment. I actually talked to the owner the other day and he says he is only stopping new orders for a week or two so he can catch up on current orders. After that, they should be back in stock!

[@chrisshortridge7563]

@@4lowmode Sounds awesome! Thanks for getting back up with me! Can’t wait to get everything up and running when they come in. Until then I’ll get everything I can, till I can get the adapter. Again, thank you, and the amazing and informative videos you make. It’s making a world of difference for learning the vehicle. Especially since I’m not what you would call mechanically inclined lol.

[@4lowmode]

@@chrisshortridge7563 I totally get that! It can be intimidating at first, but once you know what to do, it becomes much easier! When you get all the parts and what not and are ready to do the install, feel free to message me if you have more questions. I am really active on instagram which is @acer4lo.

[@brianpresto1446]

Dude your video skills are epic.

[@4lowmode]

Thank you! Haha they do take a long time to make 😅

[@brianpresto1446]

4 Low Mode worth it so much. I had no idea what I was getting into. I had already ordered a set of LED lights for mine and I was like shit how am I gonna mount this. This video was a life saver!

[@4lowmode]

@@brianpresto1446 Haha yeah! When you understand the concept it is a lot easier. It's just when you aren't sure about what to do, it can be confusing. Especially when the only advice people give you about it is "Oh it's not really that hard" 😅

[@brianpresto1446]

Just getting around to this today. My adapters don’t seem to be drilled out for the nubs at all. What size drill bit did you use to open it up? Thanks man!

[@4lowmode]

@@brianpresto1446 Oh yes! There has been a V2 update to the studs. You now use the the factory clips on the old OEM headlight assembly that you pull off the H3. See photo here: laseddesigns.com/collections/frontpage/products/v2-mounts-for-7-round-headlight-adapters

[@tomfasano9082]

Any chance you want to make a video on what to look for when shopping for an H3?

[@gorkroyan3278]

I really liked your video and subscribed to your channel this is fantastic. But i see all adapters are sold out how i can find one?

[@levih.4252]

Question.... The LED lights draw the same amount of current/wattage as the Halogen so there is no need for a relay (usually needed for increased amperage demand) So the only reason is for reversing polarity (or your option #2 using the polarity converters to reverse the polarity). Why not just move the pins on the adapter harness to the appropriate orientation? The pin already fell out of the adapter harness while you were doing the install so it should be real easy to swap. I have been considering buying these and would personally want just buy the weather pack connector and cut off the H4 plug on the light and wire on a H13 to plug in to factory. No additional harnesses, relays, fuses or adding a circuit to the battery post. Less things to fail while on the road or trail. This is what I did when i bought a pair of Rigid Amber D2 in my ARB bumper. I wanted to keep the Rigid light connector so i bought the male connector and pins online and cut off the trucks fog light connector and now the Rigid light pod plugs directly into the truck with a weather proof connector and no adapter harness or splice. Great videos by the way. Not to many people take the time to go into detail about projects like this, especially on vehicles the have as little support as our H3's

[@OneLovePsych]

Broooo more Hummer vidz plzzzzz, I understand they take time but we’d be cool if your just talking shop about the H3 or sharing more rock crawling... PLZZZZZ! #HummerGang

[@khnoria]

Hummer H3's are great. They are notorious for "Reduced Power" error which are hard to diagnose and fix. Any advise on how to fix this error?

[@derekbays6694]

Great videos, keep them coming. What size tires are on the black h3 you installed the lights on? Thanks

[@4lowmode]

On this H3 I have BF Goodrich KO2 All Terrain Tires. The size is 285/75R/16 which is stock size tire the H3 comes with.

[@trailtooth1447]

You make great videos. Someday, I’d like to see you swap an LS into the 5cyl H3....

[@4lowmode]

😂 That would be a fun project! Lol I would imagine that would take weeks of filming to break down and show how to do everything.

[@Jon_2218]

You have a nice garage. Thanx 4 tha vid.

[@georgehenny214]

Please show what to do about fading plastic color around the H3

[@gamerclownz2783]

This is awesome I have 2006 h3 and want to do this. On ebay how do I tell which parts actually come with the unit and which need to be purchased? They show pics but listings are mostly confusing. I have some videos on my other account on radiator replacement. Shocks and some other things

[@LabRat355]

for the love of god , please invest in a T handle hex key set (Allen Keys)!!! i was feeling frustrated for you! lol great video btw

[@4lowmode]

I do have a set but I don't use them often lol

[@miguelito7476]

very nice video, thanks so much bro

[@4lowmode]

Thanks for watching!

[@ltaruc]

I'm confused of which lights you chose to go with? The halos or the projectors? The halos definitely look nice,with the daytime running and signal option, but I'm more for the functionality. Sometimes on my 2007 3.7 H3, I can't tell if my lights are on or off when driving on a road with street lights on. Time for an upgrade. Thanks for your tutorials!

[@4lowmode]

Haha yeah. Well I think I am actually going to buy another pair of the dual projector lenses, with the turn signals and DRLS. Right now I have the ones with the drls because I needed to get some footage with them on.

[@signals34]

awesome job !!!!!!...i'm upgrading mine now.....

[@dragonlips2005]

@4 Low Mode - Loving your H3 content. Do you know if these adapters will work for larger projector style headlamps, like the Morimoto Super 7 2.0?

[@4lowmode]

Yes they do. I made another video on my channel talking about larger projector style 7in headlights. In my video, are used KC Gravity Pro 7" headlights but the Morimoto 2.0s share a similar concept. For my KCs, I did have to do a little bit of trimming on the back of the OEM headlight assembly. For the Morimotos I think they need to even less trimming. So far I have seen 2 H3 owners install those 2.0s successfully.

[@calebsims11]

Keep up the great work man!