How to Install LED License Plate Lights (62 cents a bulb)

[@christianbugatticg]

"So let's turn the sun back on" BEST LINE EVER

[@chrisfix]

+Christian Garofalo haha glad you liked it!

[@IkarosCanFly]

Chrisfix is god, he just proved it in this video.

[@jdmisgood2556]

Christian Garofalo it sounds dirty

[@lawnmowermanTX]

+Chrisfix !!! Please help me find the LEDs, you got for $5.00!! Walmart and O'Reilly auto parts dont have them.. They sell Sylvania bulbs... They aren't as bright as the bulbs you put on your truck... I want the eye challenged law enforcement to see my plates so they won't stop me... Pretty pretty pretty please...?????? What seller and brand of those LED's are they?

[@TERRORoftheLORD]

I liked that too!

[@SupaSanchez907]

Hey chris I just wanted to say thank you so much for all of the great advice you have been giving on your channel. Thanks to you I have saved over $200 working on my truck instead of taking it to a mechanic. Just like you said " Your videos will save us time and money". Now I'm going to replace my license plate lights with LED's.

[@chrisfix]

Awesome man! I am glad to hear this and that is exactly why I make these videos!

[@christianlynch5507]

"So let's turn the sun back on." So God is real.

[@migbess]

Casually turns the sun back on. Truly a god among us

[@jamesfenton7338]

Your too cool, I was going to suggest the "dielectric grease" but you have things under control. I live in very wet condition country, K Falls Oregon, and everything gets greased with this stuff, it keeps the water out and won't eat up rubber items. It also helps with my window repairs and was my industrial secret until now. I had no idea LED's would be available, Thanks for the "Heads Up" it will save more than just a few dollars. The Police use tail and license plate lights out, as a "Probable Cause" for pull overs out here, and this makes me so happy. Kudos Chris, your really covering ground that I as a retired ASE Master Mechanic had no idea existed. Your videos make me look good, and that helps me make $, and it helps keep my customers coming back. Thanks again ChrisFix.

[@chrisfix]

James Fenton Awesome! Glad the videos are helpful! Spread the word to your customers about my channel and that would be super helpful!

[@gabrielmoldovan4844]

I have just received a pair of free led bulbs and noticed your video. One of the best car oriented youtubers. Love your work man!

[@davidmccann6449]

"let's turn the sun back on" still one of the best lines ever 😂

[@alexandergarcia6815]

I actually like that you’re using LEDs for your car because one, they last longer than incandescent or halogens, and second, they draw less power. One thing to keep in mind is that because of the difference in load that LED bulbs take compared to either of the other two I mentioned, you might need to do more for your turn signals, and I speak from experience. When I was shopping at an auto parts store, I saw that one of the aftermarket accessories they sold were load resistors. I was curious about that and checked out the description on the packaging, and they’re meant to be attached to the same line as turn signals to take the kind of load required so the turn signal relay doesn’t act like there’s either no bulb in a certain socket or that a bulb burned out. I bought a set immediately with the LEDs so that I wouldn’t have to take an extra trip, and a test with the LED bulbs alone showed that I was right to get the resistors. For a while, after installing both the LEDs and the resistors, everything worked great until eventually the turn signal relay started acting up. The turn signals would turn on, but not blink at all unless the hazard flasher switch was used. After checking the fuses and doing some research, I determined that it was indeed the relay that had a problem. So after doing more research and pulling out the relay, I showed it to an employee at an auto parts store and he immediately led me to where the part was, and I picked out one that was actually compatible with LED bulbs. After installing it, I dared to try it out without the load resistors. Thankfully it actually worked, which meant that I could remove the resistors and save them for when I installed LEDs in one of my family’s other vehicles. The wiring in the car was resealed afterwards. So anyway, I told that story to bring up this point: If you’re going to use LEDs on your turn signals, whether or not the brake lights also function as the turn signal lights, make sure you get the necessary accessories in case they don’t work properly at first. Also, based on how confident you are about working on your own car, if said accessories are required, you can either add resistors to the wiring, which is easy enough, or you can leave the wiring alone and do research on your vehicle to find where the relay is and what model range it is before looking for the LED-compatible equivalent, assuming it exists. Other areas with a bulb most likely won’t need such modifications because all they do is direct current through a circuit without interruption (headlights, fog lights, brakes if they’re not attached to a turn signal, map lights, etc.).

[@jaakko200987654321]

the light bulb did a burnout :D

[@chrisfix]

+jaakko200987654321 lol

[@aleblanc3547]

Wow...amazing difference and simple to do! Thanks for sharing, Chris.

[@chrisfix]

A LeBlanc Thanks bud! Yea it is one of the cheapest/nicest upgrades you can make!

[@Samulas91]

My LED bulbs are double polarity, can't go wrong with those . Thanks for the awesome videos ;)

[@nicolasbusse]

I freakin' love this guy. These videos are so rewatchable

[@DaddytechEnt]

*for just $.62 cents a day you too can feed a hungry light socket with life giving bright white light. kept expecting sad music and Sally Strouthers to start doing the voice over lol* nice video! did you buy those lights locally or have to send off for them?

[@peoboii12]

WARNING!!! Theses bulbs are NOT CHEAP! After having these bulbs installed, I accidentally ran over a pedestrian and thanks to the brightness of these bulbs, they were able to write down my tag number & report me. I am now facing a $20k lawsuit thanks to these "60 cent" bulbs. Such a waste of money!

[@chrisfix]

+caca head lol

[@hotpocket8624]

caca head

[@shxmter]

Thats your fault not his!

[@tinfoilhat7338]

what a caca head!

[@leewakefield737]

yep

[@demonhog922]

"Now let's turn the Sun back on"- ChrisFix 2016 Quote of the year!

[@chrisfix]

I am adding something new where I give a "Top Tip" at the end of the video related to what you just watched so let me know what you think!

[@proboxpepper6752]

awesome! love your videos!

[@chrisfix]

Tanner Stig Thanks man! I appreciate it!

[@jasonbilow2877]

One more, grab one of them little packets of bulb grease they call it. Keeps the contacts from rusting and better connection. Not for sure but think its the same as Vaseline but its like $1 at the auto stores.

[@chrisfix]

Jason Bilow That is a good last tip to add for another light video, thanks Jason!

[@saradillingham6306]

ChrisFix

[@DKrueger1994]

I have the same problem (one bulb out and another still works, even for a truck that is nearly 20 years old!), I can't wait to do something like that for my 96' Ram 1500

[@jimbob7218]

This helped a lot Chris. I just swapped out the incandescent license plate bulbs for LED's on my 2005 Ranger. Thanks

[@venividivici4253]

The police will thank you Chris when they check up your license plate lol.

[@georgecastanza834]

Very glad I stumbled upon your channel Chris. You're a lifesaver.

[@chrisfix]

S2k2014 I am glad my channel has been helpful! New videos every Thursday and a bonus video on most Mondays so stay tuned!

[@georgecastanza834]

I've been sub'd for weeks :)

[@chrisfix]

S2k2014 Awesomeeee! I just started this video release schedule recently so I am trying to let everyone know!

[@fuco5951]

Dude you have how-to video for every damn thing I can think of lol this is epic

[@chrisfix]

+Fu co lol, I try!

[@mimiharvill1577]

You do a good job of explaining the logistics of automotive work. Thank you!

[@chrisfix]

Mimi Harvill Thanks Mimi!

[@mimiharvill1577]

:-)

[@frankcooper1187]

Chrisfix I love watching your videos they help me so must I can't thank you a enough for what you do the way you video and explain is just so grate .I would like to see you sale your videos for a modest price I no they are worth a million but I,am 64 and can't afford must that why I try to do all my own car work plus I like doing it I wish I had your knowledge when I was younger .and again thank you so must

[@drakejefferson449]

Just Did this to my 05 ford ranger! Thank you so much for the advice Chris! Currently going to school to be a DIY Mechanic 😎

[@drakejefferson449]

Thanks to you Chris managing my Ranger has been a lot easier and I've been able to catch a lot of issues that were left unnoticed for a long time and finally I'm taking action on them. And I've built the confidence to work on my truck and service my truck when needed!

[@khiemle2587]

This is a best way for the cop to easily catch you while you're running red light at night.

[@rickybotello4332]

Then don't run it

[@denny5776]

@@rickybotello4332 the thing is, some lights never turn green at night and the streets are empty, so it gives you anxiety.

[@moderndayentertainment5812]

Denny 21 at that point it depends if the cop is cool or not, most won’t care but some...

[@faizanjoyia]

Why would you want you number plate to be more visible

[@tylerd8377]

Well you can get in as much trouble for it not be visible as you can for other things .

[@densejevictor333]

True, would be sad if you out run the police only to get a visit the day after cause the license plate showed up xD

[@ΑΡΗΣΚΟΡΝΑΡΑΚΗΣ]

because some cops are blind

[@Jaszczur-sp2tx]

for people to know who chopped them

[@brandenlucero]

in the state of Colorado, its legal to drive without a lit license plate. but many vehicles license bulbs also act like hazard lights and will blink.

[@TheMatthewDMerrill]

Nice custom license plate dude!

[@chrisfix]

Matt Merrill Thanks Matt!

[@andyrachman5272]

Yoo...Christ Already done change lamp for plate number, its work & more better, thanks Christ....keep rolling the video.

[@crlaw75]

They're great! My whole plate lights up really well. As well, LEDs don't get hot enough to melt the lens (as well as any LED bulb against a lens).

[@dannyaguirre4747]

Great vid, Chris! I dont know how you actually got such great shots of you replacing the bulbs. Usually in bulb replacement videos, the tight quarters make it hard to film. Nice job. Also...really waiting for an interior windshield cleaning video. Every time I do it the microfiber towel leaves a ton of lint behind. Cheers!

[@chrisfix]

Danny Aguirre Thanks Danny. I sometimes dont know how I get those tight angles either lol. The interior window cleaning video will be soon. I need a nice day where it isnt freezing lol.

[@ricksanchez1355]

Is there anything you have not done this guy amazes me

[@lyianx]

I replaced my license plate bulbs, as well as my cabin and trunk bulbs with LED's not long after i got my car. The bright white makes it look different, plus i like that they dont use as much energy in case i leave them on overnight ;)

[@dominikbl8232]

Hey, nice upgrade, and very cheap also. Unfortunately by law we are not allowed to change the original bulb to an LED in Germany. We have to replace the whole socket with built in LEDs. This socket has to be tested and certified in relation to the car type also. Of course it's ten times more expensive than a single LED. You're glad to be in the United States^^

[@chrisfix]

***** Thanks bud and that stinks you cannot change the bulb to make it more clear.

[@19RORABOUGH90]

Love the videos man. Very informative and I've learned a lot from them. Keep em coming! 👍

[@chrisfix]

***** Thanks man! I am glad you are learning a lot and enjoy the videos!

[@KrzysztofC-1]

In my car lots of interior and some exterior lights use this same kind of light bulb, so I also got a pack of these from eBay really cheap (directly from Hong Kong, not local re-sellers who 10x the price). I had to get Canbus error-free ones, they simply have resistor added. The only different light bulb was passenger dome light, it was elongated shape bulb, but that can also be found in form of LED, so I replaced that too. Cool thing is that there is many shapes and kinds of these light bulbs that will all fit this socket. So if there is more room in the light housing, you can fit a longer or wider bulb that will be even brighter. Or one that emits lights in all directions, not just one. Even parking/side lights are using this kind of bulb in my car so replacing them gives nice white light instead of yellowish one.

[@chrisfix]

Krzysztof Cygan Great! Your car is going to look great when it finally has the new LEDs in it!

[@muddy_armadillo]

Haha, "Now let's turn the sun back on" That killed me!

[@newguy69]

I hate the fact these are banned in EU. Screw that. They look amazing.

[@chrisfix]

+Mehedict Dang that stinks. I wonder why they are banned?

[@newguy69]

It's not allowed to use a different light source than what the vehicle came with - if there is a 5 watt tungsten bulb you cannot replace that with a 1 watt LED or whatever else. Even if the lumens match. And vise versa, if there's stock LED's you can't use anything else. The primary 'reason' (i.e. bullshit) they say is the light comes in different direction - with a bulb it's coming from one point to every direction, whereas a LED chip only emits in 30°-90° range. And that might cause glare and danger to other drivers. So they say, at least...

[@TheChipmunk2008]

+Mehedict Depends what jurisdiction you're in, in the UK the police would really have to hate you to pull you for LED license plate bulbs

[@gjoreajtovGamingTV]

You can get Light test in Eu no prob

[@newguy69]

Let me correct myself, there are license plate *lights* (not bulbs) that have an E mark meaning they're road legal. They are usually made for a specific vehicle or class of vehicles (like Citroen/Peugeot, basically the same brand) as long as they're E marked, they're fine.

[@brandoman579]

Chirsfix you make some super helpful videos! Keep up the good work and content your amazing! I love your videos

[@fwolf4867]

Those led don't ever last that long. The ones from Autozone are more expensive but worth it. Last longer than you'll own that vehicle. Thanks for videos. They help alot of people.

[@hiluiman]

I agree with the leds being addicting haha. I converted all the bulbs in my trucks (except for the headlights) into leds. I even put them inside of the beds of the trucks.

[@chrisfix]

hiluiman Haha you sound like me! I really want some LED headlights. That would be awesome!

[@GrnArrow092]

I did this on my Chevy S10 last month. I was surprised a bit at the condition of the bulbs. The inside of them were black, but managed to put out a minimum amount of light. I switched the bulbs out for a pair of Sylvania LED mini bulbs and they really light up my license plate. Along with the license plate bulbs, I replaced most of the bulbs on my truck with LEDs. That was all for the extra safety measure because LEDs are brighter and you don't have to change them as often.

[@chrisfix]

+GrnArrow092 It is amazing what a difference they make!

[@erichbackhus9549]

How do I install a sun switch? You mentioned turning it on during the video but I can't find a place for it. Heh. I'm actually considering replacing some of the external bulbs on my 2004 Liberty with LEDs but my concern is the possible need to wire in a resistor to prevent issues. I know some (like the 3157 LED replacement I found) have can bus circuitry to prevent these issues but is that typically enough?

[@chrisfix]

Erich Backhus The LEDs you will need to wire in a resistor are the turn signals and maybe brake lights. Unless your Jeep can identify burnt out bulbs, it wont know the difference.

[@erichbackhus9549]

My Jeep is ignorant about dead bulbs. I wasn't even aware until my sister-in-law told my wife who then told me!

[@jdsk8er98]

My dad put some led turn signals in his 2013 Ford Fusion. the indicator flashes fast, because the LEDs use less power. but the actual LEDs flash normally

[@GLooking4U]

Nice, easy to understand tips and tricks. Thanks for the videos.

[@chrisfix]

GREG STALEY Thanks Greg! Glad the video was helpful!

[@peters507]

My top tip, Chris Fix is awesome!

[@larryofw4690]

thanks for all of you for anorther knowledge...

[@chrisfix]

larry ofw No problem Larry! Glad you are liking the videos!

[@BostonBorn]

[@chrisfix]

+Kelly Dolan no problem

[@stevenbutler6771]

I love how you said lets turn the sun back on

[@jp313]

I use leds also but what I've noticed is that sometimes have of it will burn out and not all the led bulbs will be the same color of white or whatever color your using. Led (CREE) is the way to go. Keep up the good videos.

[@Arek_R.]

But watch out, most of these arent made by cree, if you know electronics you may doubole check them on cree website.

[@slipknot2k4]

Pretty pro tip and awesome videos as always

[@lawnmowermanTX]

+ChrisFix where can i get those LED lights? You're a godsend! I've been stopped by the law on the license plate light issue... Does Walmart or auto part store carry them? That did make the LP, pop nicely. Kudos!

[@jmcvideo]

You turn on the sun in my heart.

[@chrisfix]

jmcvideo awwwww, thank you.

[@MiguelRPD]

I used Phillips LED lights. and although it is around $8 a light. it's not something I'll ever have to worry about burning out. looks awesome, nice and bright, and even lights up the ground so it looks cool lol. it says off road use only but ignore that, the lights arent going to be facing any drivers. cops will probably thank you for having a bright light.

[@mattcobalt248]

Miguel Angel Medina Rise mine are leds but their blue not sure if it’s illegal 😂

[@Nikkk6969]

@@mattcobalt248 been pulled over yet?

[@trulymeparker]

Definitely better for dashboards but don't use these in dashboard because they only shine one direction so you get only spots of the display lit up. Buy the 360 degree leds that have leds the whole way around on them.

[@scorpian8867]

As for the polarization on LEDs (the reason it's possible to put them in backward), I've found that it helps to look at the leads and wires before installing. The black wire is pretty much guaranteed to be ground on anything lighting related, so make sure the negative lead is on the same side as it. On most bulbs, the positive lead will be a little bit thinner, and usually slightly longer. Oh, and compare bulb sizes BEFORE installing them. I ended up having to sand off the top SMD on my set before I could fit them in my license plate housings, all because I didn't bother to check on dimensions. The fact that it didn't destroy them and that they're still working to this day continues to baffle me.

[@chrisfix]

John Roddy Thanks for the tips John! It was interesting that leds could be put in backwards. I will check out to see if one lead of the bulb is thinner!

[@Joey-rr7cl]

And I just saw this (I didnt wait to comment lol) but I like the tip at the end! Nice touch!

[@chrisfix]

Chris Haha, no problem! Glad you liked the tip at the end. This is the feedback I need! I am going to put a neat/intersting tip at the end of each of my videos now!

[@zackiscoolify]

I did it to my car It looks good thanks bro

[@chrisfix]

$zackiscoolify$ AWESOME! Can you get any pics for the Facebook page? facebook.com/chrisfix8

[@nunoribeiro9419]

I dad the same to my car. The lights were good and I did it anyway. A lot better at night and whiter light. Did the same also to my scooter in the license plate. Presence light and turn signals.

[@chrisfix]

nuno ribeiro It just looks so much better and LEDs are just so addicting right? lol

[@nunoribeiro9419]

Right. My car have it inside, licence plate and it's enough. My scooter have almost all the lights in led.

[@dp9615]

Please chris you need to mention that with newer cars you will need CANBUS ready error free LEDs... otherwise they will not work correctly :)

[@chrisfix]

Dario Pierleoni Thanks Dario. I forgot about Euro cars... Many European vehicles such as Audi, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Range Rover, Jaguar and many more use a CAN-bus (controller area network) systems that monitors the activity of lights on the vehicle to detect if they are operating or not. LEDs have such low draw that the system thinks it is a burnt out bulb.

[@MrSpikeTV11]

How about door light for a Chevy truck please LED

[@johndeerefan725]

I put cheap LEDs on my tag lights, and only 3 years later, the left one went out, and the right one had some bad diodes. I later put Sylvania LEDs, and they're much brighter.

[@chrisfix]

3 years actually isn't horrible

[@snowbaordguru]

Would you recommend using a Q-tip to clean the inside of the cover while the bulb is out?

[@zx8401ztv]

Wow what a difference :-)), i was thinking about led polarity but figured they had included 4 diodes to make the bulb bidirectional, they didnt but those bulbs are cheap so who cares :-)) Some older cars use those type of glass bulb for dashboard illumination/indicators and such, i bet those leds would make the dash look crisp :-)

[@mikec1096]

Nice video. You make it sound so easy. I have heard of some issues doing this type of mod. Such as , warning lights on the dash. LED's that won't go out. and LED's that start out great but actually burn out within a few months. Some Of these issues I've heard of through online reviews others from friends and coworkers. I would like to try it, but I want to get more info before I buy anything. Thanks

[@chrisfix]

+Mike C Thanks! Yea, some cars are very picky about the bulbs they use.

[@markd.apelian9472]

Very nicely done

[@chrisfix]

Mark Apelian Thanks a lot!

[@mosheshaul1615]

Hi Chris. I've been following your channel for a long time now and enjoying it very much. You are very talented. I replaced the light in my Kia Picanto 2014 trunk and apparently got a malfunctioning LEDs because they got so hot they melt the plastic casing (it was quite dangerous as smoke started to form in the car, so the whole casing of the light is toast) How can I tell if I buy LEDs that they are good quality?

[@Joey-rr7cl]

I wish you can get a decent price led headlight bulb. These definitely make your truck look a lot nicer at night kinda like a new car. I guess it is the whitness of the bulb. Now I want to do this... Thanks.

[@chrisfix]

Chris Yea I feel ya. I would love to upgrade to LED headlight bulbs.

[@CrimsonHawk09]

Hey Chris, depending on your model year you can use 194 Led's on your cluster and add color even on courtesy lights. Mine are blue on a 2000 silverado. ;)

[@chrisfix]

+CrimsonHawk09 Thanks for the tip!

[@CrimsonHawk09]

Cody Nicholson Not sure if you wanna check, but usually older fords below 2000 (I think) you can can just swap lights on the A/C, this includes mazda as they are similar along with other brands. Mine have to be soldered which is a PIA ='(

[@CrimsonHawk09]

Lucky SOB lol

[@drew226yi]

Wish you would upload more videos

[@Lauren_C]

For headlight bulbs, are premium bulbs like the Silverstar series worth the price premium?

[@patrickhenry951]

Great channel. Thanks.

[@chrisfix]

Patrick Henry Thanks Patrick! New how to videos every Thursday and a bonus videos most Mondays!

[@marcosramirez5084]

When is the video for the truck bed lights coming?

[@djnickkobg]

Question: Why dont these bulbs need additional load resistors? Thank you!

[@MrJrc434]

Chris what do u think of the electric grease

[@tiff4053]

idk why but i thought this will be a vid about replacing the letters/numbers on license plate to led letter bulbs

[@jasonrodriquez8919]

I need to do this to my truck...where did u find the leds

[@DKrueger1994]

I just replaced out my lights from Halogens to LEDs and I had to replace out the wiring harness for both my license plate light sockets since the old ones where the bulb are held is dry-rotted and cracked over time. They were actually the original factory ones. If anyone drives a second gen Dodge pickup, check your sockets, and if they are cracked, brittle, and dry-rotted, replace them out, not worth saving the old ones.

[@tvLAND3458]

How did you turn the sun on and off??????? Lol, great videos. I'm looking for a first car and trying to learn how to do as much DIY as posssible. Subbed for sure

[@chrisfix]

tvLAND3458 Haha, I just have those types of powers lol. Thanks man and glad you are subbed! What kind of car are you looking for? New automotive 'how to' videos every Thursday and most Mondays so stay tuned!

[@tvLAND3458]

ChrisFix Looking at a 03 mazda protege 5 or a 99 civic. Just about any thing under 5k

[@chrisfix]

tvLAND3458 Gotcha. Good luck. You can get a lot of nice cars for under 5k!

[@iforgothisname2564]

So I got a Mechanic/Engineer (ChrisFix) and I got an in depth engineering (EngineeringExplained) My life is complete.

[@francoysuraga5681]

Nice tip😊

[@OzzySV]

Hey Chris! One of my license lights was missing, including the glass. The car was like that for some time(a lot of water was in that zone), and today i tried fixing it. I think the contacts are all rusted, they look like the Statue of Liberty. Any tips?

[@jorgenvonstrangle000]

Chris I think the truck is awesome but would you get LED headlights too?

[@chrisfix]

I am going to do Projector lenses.

[@riviol87]

Are those LEDs still working? I have had a bad experience with cheap LEDs (though expensive than 65cent/bulb). They burnout after 4 to 7 months. I got so tired of replacing them that I spent 5 times the amount on an Osram pair of T10 W5W LEDs which come with company backed warranty. Another issue with these cheap LEDs is the inconsistent power consumption. In most cases the wattage is way off than the one mentioned.

[@rodneydiaz894]

hey Chris fix do you think I can have a link to the exact bulbs you have

[@jorgejimenez4829]

hey chris why dont you use Napa auto parts to fix your vehicles?

[@chrisfix]

I dont have any near me.

[@jorgejimenez4829]

Lol thanks for the reply. :)

[@jorgejimenez4829]

This is gonna sound crazy. Or maybe not so Much but i love your videos they are very helpful. Keep up the good work. Just wondering do you have a fan mail P.O. box i would like to send you a Napa Hat. Is that ok?

[@chrisfix]

Yea I have a PO Box ChrisFix PO Box 220 Tennent, NJ 07763

[@CodysContent]

Installed my HIDs yesterday, and I was gonna do these today!! Didn't get around to it tho

[@chrisfix]

CodysDesigns Nice! Yea, they are way easier to put in than HIDs lol. Should look nice when you are done!

[@CodysContent]

Do you know why it takes a second for the hids to go on? is it cause the box needs to charge it or do i wire something wrong?

[@chrisfix]

Yea, the charge has to build up. There is a capacitor in the ballast that builds up voltage to start the light up.

[@CodysContent]

I figured, but other peoples just turn on automatically. Just ,making sure im okay

[@chrisfix]

Yea, no HIDs turn on right away. They all take a second to "warm up"

[@robertgraham6588]

1990 Corvette driver's side power window motor inside the door ?

[@officiallawrenceperera]

Wait wait wait. How do you turn on and off the Sun?? Do a how to video on that please 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@bmwe2861]

Do a video where you install a hid kit in your car or truck

[@fordwindsor351]

Great as always, where did you get those l.e.d. bulbs?

[@fordwindsor351]

Nevermind the question Chris, I read more posts and thanks again.

[@chrisfix]

fordwindsor351 Haha yea bud, check the description. I should have thought of adding the link sooner lol.

[@chrisfix]

fordwindsor351 oh and thanks a lot!

[@fiveway24]

Where do you buy LED lights?

[@marvinwaynebrunson9265]

Chris question is the a fuse for License plate light for a 2010 Nissan Sentra? Second question is their a fuse for the same car for the 3rd brake light?

[@chrisfix]

Marvin Brunson Yes, there is a fuse for every electric piece on a car. You need fuses to prevent fires and damage to wiring and electronics. Check out your owners manual. Many times the smaller lights are grouped together on one fuse.

[@glenviruet7922]

Where can I purchase those bulbs

[@chrisfix]

Check the description!

[@ballinx1007]

+ Chris fix can you do a car meet up in massachosets

[@gyeomusic]

additional info, if the lights are not ON when u turn on the switch, take the LED out and turn it around and install it again. LED has +ve and -ve terminal, if you placed the terminals the other way round, it won't lit up. there are various type of LED bulbs, the one used in this video shd be LED code 912... and the bulb size is called T10.. i've been using LED bulbs for all my T10 bulbs.. these LED can last really really realllllly long... there's one i have been used it for more than 10 years!!!!! and still functioning.

[@chrisfix]

+gyeomusic Thanks for sharing that. I mention that in the video. Also, thanks for sharing the longevity info! Ten years is a long time!

[@MotorPanda_3040]

After 10 years of usage still my indescant bulbs doing good

[@tomaseric6838]

How to wrap your car(truck) ,that would be cool if you do in next videos .

[@crlaw75]

Plasma LEDs are the way to go.

[@CVPI03]

How are the cutequeen LED lights holding up?

[@filbazz87_88]

Where did you get the 62 cent leds???

[@nbskazafraz]

Do you still have your corvette