Nissan Altima LED Headlights - How To Install - 2013 (Present)

[@matthewkuehn2245]

Add one more happy camper, thank you for the awesome video! Amazing, clear, detailed instructions. Unfortunately I was doing this in MN in December on a cold, wet, slushy car,. Yuck. Whoever at Nissan designed this was an A-hole. Simply changing a light bulb should NOT require disassembling the front of the car.

[@PrecisionLED]

Haha, thanks for watching! Glad to hear you made it work despite the unfavorable circumstances.🥶

[@gianniellis7721]

instaBlaster...

[@christinamartinez8132]

Exactly!

[@ggunnerr008]

Way better than on an Acura RL 😂

[@razziade]

THANK YOU for the removal/installation instructions! I had to replace one low beam halogen lamp and with this video, it took 15 minutes start to finsh! My wife had me ask the dealer for an estimate to change a bulb....$119 (labor) + $bulb + $tax!!! The service advisor said that the bumper had to be removed. Damn scheisters!!

[@PrecisionLED]

You are very welcome, and are happy to be of assistance!

[@eamos30]

razziade

[@AllPraiseToYah]

razziade that is how they get yah.

[@murrayent1able]

That's the reason why I learned how to DIY from videos on KZbin and other media's, these mechanics and techs will charged you an 💪 and a 🦵.

[@razziade]

@MAD PEOPLE THINGz one year ago, I took said 2013 Nissan Altima to the dealership service department and they said that my spark plugs needed to be change...tune up of sorts. Well, they said it would cost $400 !!! They told me they were gonna put in Platinum plugs. These people must be nuts! I told them it would take less than 30 mins to do the job so Labor should be low. Noooo....after they install the plugs, they hook a computer up to the OBD2 port and make calibrations as they drive it around. These people do no give up trying to take my money. I left the dealership and a couple of days later, sold my money-pit of a car. Worst car ever!! Thanks God for all the DIY stuff on KZbin!! Thanks guys! You save US a lot of money.

[@FenderStrat19711]

Great video. 2022 cars are now being sold with LED lights on the vehicle, so any prohibition on the use of these lights must not be a problem now. I'm driving a 2022 Tuscon, and it comes with LED lights on it. However, my 2014 Altima could surely use this upgrade.

[@brianbaker359]

Like most Altimas of this vintage my low beam headlights have terrible light output due to the progressive deterioration of the reflector material and which was subject of a successful Class Action Lawsuit in TN. Do these LED lights still require the capability of a fully functioning reflector to operate at full capacity or are they independent of reflector and project light differently? Obviously I am trying to avoid changing out both complete headlight assemblies and just replace with LED bulb. In addition, I have factory fog lights which I was thinking I should use at night to supplement the existing poor performing headlights. Would these LED lights suit that purpose as well?

[@imeldahartmen8837]

how to turn off the blue ligth blinking inside infront of the car when the car is on parking and engine off. Still the light blinking inside color blue infront of the car inside. I appreciate for your help? Is this system error? or there is button not yet completely turn off?

[@thomasfokas]

Thx. I was bummed out that you have to take all this apart to get to a headlight. Most of my other cars had access by just popping the trunk

[@PrecisionLED]

Thanks for watching!

[@DRG342]

great video, very helpful. I really hate having to work on my car. I am not a mechanic and afraid that I will do something unsafe when I have to do crap like this.

[@PrecisionLED]

Thanks for tuning in! Hope it went well!

[@b1orogue]

Great video and well explained. Couple of points. They are not "bolts" they are screws. Second, I love those car ramps! I'm going to build me some like that. I know one thing. This will be the last Nissan I buy. They made everything so damn hard to get to. First time I changed the oil, I couldn't even find the oil filter. I had to look on KZbin to see that it is hidden behind the fender shroud! I'm going back to a 1982 Buick or something.

[@PrecisionLED]

Thanks for the input and for watching!

[@g.tobias761]

Good video. Every other video about this subject tends to do something else like taking the entire front bumper off and taking out headlight instead of the light bulb itself.

[@PrecisionLED]

Thanks for watching!

[@rubendawn7478]

Thank you for the information, I'd like to add for those who are looking on how to aim the lights. First the low and high beams will move at the same time, to get a good height on your low beams will move the high beams extremely high I compensated this by leave them a little lower and raised the fog lights to help. Second, there is a way to access the adjustment from up on top in the engine compartment but a long thin flat screwdriver will be required to move the adjustment on the dented outside of the screw but seems so difficult the will be as much time consuming as removing the tire.

[@PrecisionLED]

Thanks for the input!!

[@anojahs29]

What about the highbeams no one has shown where those are it’s very hard to get to..

[@PrecisionLED]

We will try and get ahold of another Altima out here in Los Angeles for a high beam installation video!

[@zacattack5783]

So my gf's nissan altima i believe 2015 headlights are crazy dim due to the defect that ended up causing law suits(even with that she is out of the warranty coverage). Is anyone aware if switching the bulb to an LED like this would fix the problem instead of replacing the entire headlight? Not sure because from what ive read the defect is from the reflective coating burning off

[@kstreet7438]

I put led in mine and I can see just fine now. 2017 altima s. Before I couldn't see shit at night. I wouldn't get cheap ones however. I did and one went bad after a year.

[@zacattack5783]

@@kstreet7438 Yeah, didnt fix hers. Seems to be my suspicion and the entire headlight will need to be replaced.

[@enntee1803]

Dude awesome video, by far one of the best install video I've seen. Clear, great lighting and camera angles. I have a 2015 Altima SL. What blues would I need? H11? I would like to replace the fog light bulbs as well. Thanks

[@enntee1803]

Not blues lol bulbs

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for your interest. Yes, we do have listed that your vehicle uses the H11 bulb type for both the low beams and fog lights. You can find a direct product link in the description of the video. You can use that same product for your fogs as well. You would just simply up the quantity to 2.

[@sanpedroray91]

I love your video bro..... yur clear patient and step by step I wanted to know the drive up lift that your car is sitting on can you give me the measurements on how to create one.. looks easy to assemble as well as very portable

[@AllPraiseToYah]

sanpedroray91 he nailed it perfectly.

[@PrecisionLED]

Thanks for the kind words! We will try to do a video on how it was made in the near future!

[@edwardpiroska9757]

I had to replace both headlight assemblies because of the degradation of the silver reflection film behind the head lights. I noticed recently that the lights which illuminate the the yellow lights behind the headlights are not working. Any idea why that might be? Thank you.

[@tennessee8005]

Brilliant video. Very clear easy to understand instructions. Thank you so much for posting.

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for tuning in!

[@TheCoolSpot]

I have a 2013 and anybody that owns that generation knows the headlights are dangerously dim. (Especially over time 🙄)....ive found out that it's because of the housing that the bulbs rest in... Will the brightness of these bulbs be affected by that? Because I desperately need an upgrade 🙏🏾

[@imeldahartmen8837]

what are the signals that very important to give attention to avoid crash on the road?

[@julionadal4913]

Greetings, in my case I had halogen and I put LED on it. but i feel like it's not lighting up how should it be? the LEDs are 120watts that I put on them.

[@michaelcenac681]

Great video. Are the instructions the same for the high beam lights?

[@PrecisionLED]

Thanks for tuning in! Yes, the installation process is identical for the highs!

[@Candleworth]

Amazing video. Used to install my headlights and watched the interior one for that install. I'm certainly pleased with the lights and these videos are super helpful. Thank you.

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you so much for the positive feedback!! We are so glad to hear our are videos are helping!

[@mlwee6796]

Did you mention the type of bulb for this car? Is it H4, 5 or H?

[@Israel9209]

does the headlight has a screw to adjust the light, up and down ?

[@N._99]

I'm not gonna pop the tires off. It'd definitely make it easier but im skinny enough to snake my way in there. Ill post back when I get it done though, sweet vid.

[@carlossalgado9627]

I have a 2017 Nissan Altima Does the kit comes with high lights also?

[@patjones1223]

Great Video! High quality and very detailed information. My low beams are so low in 2013 Altima that it looks like they're not on at night. Thanks for video cause now I can do it myself!!👍👍👍

[@IronMan-tf2ls]

Nissan is replacing them for free, please check with your dealer. They have defective headlights for 2013 to 2018 models.

[@patjones1223]

Thanks for the Info.👍 I delayed ordering some because I was told the brighter the bulb the shorter the life of it. So I'll definitely check with dealership! 👍 Thanks for replying!!👍🙏

[@juanjuan487]

They are replacing them but they are on back order. I’ve been waiting for them since May smh

[@genehoilman6021]

I was told the statute has run out.

[@juanjuan487]

@@genehoilman6021 did you just try and submit your request for replacement? I put in request when the news of the settlement dropped. It is an extended warranty and not a recall. They only gave you limited time to submit paperwork .

[@WissZid-eb1rl]

How do you keep the turning signal on? The bottom ones?

[@jma4774]

Can you reach the turn signal bulb the same way?

[@josealcala8156]

I love that ramp!! How did you make that??? I need something like that for my car when I do oil changes and stuff!

[@PrecisionLED]

Thanks! We will make a video on how it was made when we get a chance!

[@jefferysamuels8655]

What's the difference between the premium and the standard?

[@mwaldmann689]

Thank you for the high quality video and clear explanation of the process

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for watching!

[@krecikowi]

Is the low beam bulb the same as high beam. LED are listed as "low/high beam" are those identical? Also what about bulb orientation?

[@PrecisionLED]

The Altima projects the high and low beam from separate bulbs in the housing. This means if looking to upgrade both, you would have to install 2 separate kits. However, yes, you are correct, in that both the high and low use the same bulb fitment. Here is the correct kit for both: www.precisionled.com/premium-h11-cree-led-headlights.html Please, be sure to adjust the quantity to 2. The installation process for the low and high is identical.

[@jdynasty8911]

On the 2017 Altima Sr I changed the fogs but the low beams I cannot get to . Lofted the plastic back and there's no way to take the bulb out.. there's a black box or housing covering the bulb.. anyone know or did this with the 2017 Sr model?

[@ericwilper3763]

I'm assuming you just replaced the low beams. If you wanted to replace the hi-beams as well, I'm guessing you'd need to buy another pair of the same lights...correct?

[@PrecisionLED]

Yes, that is correct, and the installation process would be the same! You would install this kit for your highs: www.precisionled.com/premium-h11-cree-led-headlights.html

[@izzydizzy1115]

Nice video! Can you tell me if you needed Canbus anti flicker/anti error wiring in the NIssan?

[@PrecisionLED]

No external anti flicker harnesses or wiring is required. Our headlight kits come with everything you would need to upgrade your headlights to LED without any flickering or dash errors.

[@jmgonzalez2250]

what do you mean fifth generation? I have nissan 2013 but but i dont know the lights fit in my car

[@PrecisionLED]

Hi! A Nissan 2013 is fifth generation, so our lights used in the video will work in your vehicle. Here is the link for your convenience: bit.ly/2PcnMXK Let us know if you have any other questions!

[@FabledGaming]

Do these have a fan that make an audible noise like some other LEDs I have seen online?

[@PrecisionLED]

There can be a very faint hum when the fans are ignited, but nothing you would be able to hear from inside your vehicle.

[@ElliottMcKenzie]

PrecisionLED I have a 2015 Nissan Altima. I am considering getting these. Would you recommend the same LED's for the fog lights or is there a different LED meant for the fog lights?

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for your interest. We actually have listed both your low beams and fog lights would use the same H11 bulb type. In which case, the same kit would also be installed on your fogs. If you are looking to upgrade both your low beams and fog lights, you would just up the quantity of the kit to 2. The installation process is identical to the low beams shown in the video, and here is a direct product link: goo.gl/iBdU6u

[@wesamsam72]

The type of LOD used is H11 Or 9005, I want to know the type of plug in the car

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for your interest. The halogen equipped Altima would use the H11 for the headlamps.

[@dgbrosmusical]

Hi, Today I replaced a light bulb (5w halogen) located near the pedals, and before I changed it, it used to work few seconds after I open/close doors. Today I replaced it with a beautiful Led T10. It works but now is still on even if I am driving. I like it but.. Is there any problem? Do you recommend me going back to halogen in order to avoid other issues? Thank you in advance!

[@PrecisionLED]

Hi, we would recommend you install a high quality Canbus LED in order to avoid this issue. Here is a link to our T10 Canbus bulb for your convenience: precisionled.com/premium-t10-canbus-6smd-5730-led.html

[@dgbrosmusical]

@@PrecisionLED Ok, I got it. One more question, I like how it looks, but could I leave like now? Do you think is there any risk if I leave it like now working even if I am driving? Thank you!

[@davidpink4795]

I just received my LED's today. Does it matter the position of the bulb inside the lens?

[@PrecisionLED]

You should only be able to install and lock the LED into your housing in a single direction.

[@diyhgg8674]

My 2013 Altima has a bulb for low beam and a bulb for high beam. Is the same bulb used for all 4? Thanks

[@PrecisionLED]

Hi, yes you would use the same bulb linked in the description box!

[@ValiddSnipez]

I’m doing this right not with out a jack stand or anything and I’m under the car and I can only see the orange lower light

[@PrecisionLED]

If you have any specific install questions please feel free to reach out to us at [e-mail]!

[@5StarAlcatraz]

I have to replace the turn signal bulb on my 2016 Altima. The bulb is $9.99. The work is an entire afternoon DIY or pay a mechanic $150+. What happened to unscrewing two screws to the headlamp assembly and popping in the replacement bulb!

[@coltonwilliams8113]

Can you reach high beams by doing the same disassembly as low beams ?

[@PrecisionLED]

Yes, the high beam installation is identical. Also, you would install this kit for your highs: www.precisionled.com/premium-9005-cree-led-headlights.html

[@kengruginski6889]

Will this setup work with 2018 Nissan altima??

[@PrecisionLED]

Yes, that is correct, as long as your 2018 Altima comes with factory halogen headlamps.

[@JoeOnMarz]

What about the brights?

[@jayxproductions]

I’m looking to buy led headlights but I’m foggy on the whole thing. I have a 18’ Nissan Altima Sr What kind of LED headlights would I need? Including the fog lights if possible

[@PrecisionLED]

The headlights and fog lights use the same H11 fitment, and you can purchase the H11 kit here: www.precisionled.com/premium-h11-cree-led-headlights.html You would just want to remember to adjust the quantity to 2.

[@0426dav]

Phil, Is there any LED conversion for a 2015 Nissan Altima with OEM HID's D2S? I heard you say there is none but I've seen LEDs replacements, just wondering. I favor LEDs over HIDs. Thanks and by the way your video was excellent, very precise.

[@barneybgs]

1DavidStarr1 Was wondering the same thing. I ordered the LED lights already but it came with an open end for wiring.

[@0426dav]

Hey Brian, my guess is they aren't just plug and play and Mr Phil hasn't replied. If I find anything I'll pass it on.

[@barneybgs]

1DavidStarr1 Thanks, will do the same.

[@PrecisionLED]

Unfortunately, you are not able to swap your stock HIDs to aftermarket LEDs, as the products are incompatible. The ballast and bulb fitments are entirely different. It would entail swapping out your entire housing and stock wiring, which we do not recommend. Thank you for the kind words and for tuning in!

[@Bigflip89]

Are the led better then hid ,and will this work on my 2016 Altima?

[@PrecisionLED]

+felipe carmona Yes the LED is better and will work with the 2016 Altima.

[@daniell.hirsch4091]

Great video. Thanks for your dedication to help others.

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for the support!

[@nachos4018]

so... I have a nissan sentra, and how do I remove the headlight?!?!?!? I need to know, please!(If there is a video, please send me link!)

[@robmur1982rm]

Is this the same for the high beam.

[@robmur1982rm]

I need to change out the high beams.

[@PrecisionLED]

Hi! Yes it would be the same installation process and fitment for the high beams as well. Link is in the description!

[@MrJay1182]

can you get at the fog lights from this same area as well?

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for your interest. Yes, you should be able to access your fogs via the wheel well as well.

[@adrianbowie9739]

Can you make a video on how to re-aim headlights on a 2015 Nissan Altima?

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for your interest. In order to re-aim a headlight housing, there is typically a bolt atop the headlight which you would screw. This should adjust the cutoff line.

[@aerow_3295]

how would you change the high beam lights?

[@PrecisionLED]

The high beam installation is identical to what is shown in the video. The only difference would be physically accessing your high beam bulbs. You would install this kit for your highs: www.precisionled.com/premium-9005-cree-led-headlights.html

[@reeseanderson2012]

you said that this video shows the 8000k bulbs. the website doesn't give an option to choose. is 8000k the only option?

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for your interest. I do apologize for the confusion, but we now only sell the headlight kits in 6K, as it is the brightest color temperature, with the best nighttime driving visibility.

[@reeseanderson2012]

+PrecisionLED all good. I wanted the 6000k anyways. do they still have a hint of blue in them? how much brighter are these than stock?

[@PrecisionLED]

No, there is no hint of blue int he 6K color temperature. Also, the LED headlights would be 2-3x brighter than your halogen lights.

[@fist82]

Does this work on 16-17 models? And is the install the same process?

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for your interest. Yes, we do have listed the installation for the 2016-2017 is identical to as shown in the video.

[@fist82]

Hey I tried to see if I can take it out before I purchase it and the 2016 is totally different from your video. I removed 5 screws on the bottom and it is different and still wont come off....

[@edgarreyes2894]

excellent explanation helped me a lot, thanks for sharing

[@PrecisionLED]

Glad we could help and thank you for the support!

[@JavierHernandez-xi3sn]

can you do a 2016 altima do time running lights? let me know i don't want to mess up my car

[@PrecisionLED]

+Javier Hernandez We currently do not have those LEDs in our database.

[@JavierHernandez-xi3sn]

+PrecisionLED if you get them anytime soon please let me know Cuz mine needed to come with it and it didn't and I wanna install them

[@haku107]

Top quality instruction. Thank you!

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@digi-it6oc]

How long are these expected to last? And I have a 2015 Altima, all I need to buy is what's in the link?

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for your interest. We do expect these headlamps to last many years, depending on use. We do have a 1 year warranty on all of our products. You can find the product here: bit.ly/1XddGb2

[@adrianbowie9739]

Love the detailed explanation. I’ll be doing this once y CREE headlights come in.

[@PrecisionLED]

Thanks for watching!

[@garyz777]

I was told that you can't put LED head lamps in the projector for halogen preinstalled bulbs. Was this a specal bulb? Have you ever heard of this thanks!

[@PrecisionLED]

This is not true, as our LED kits are designed for your stock halogen housing. The kit used in the video would be compatible with the projector or reflector style housing.

[@garyz777]

so just to be clear, if i purchased your LED bulbs, I would only nee to swap out my halogens and that's it? no need for specail projectors for your LED's? Thanks..

[@JRico847]

PrecisionLED I wonder do this light blind the incoming traffic.

[@PrecisionLED]

Yes, that is absolutely correct. There is no need to swap your entire housing.

[@PrecisionLED]

There are many factors and many upgrades to headlight housings over the years that help mitigate any glare to oncoming drivers. It is more or less the color of the light which causes distraction and not the actual brightness intensity itself. If you notice, the most distracting lights to see on the road are the blue HID lights which cause a lot of glare for the human eye, whereas you probably never noticed the 6000K lights on the road because they are more natural to the human eye.

[@kihoonyi5190]

Do I need to remove the wheel?

[@PrecisionLED]

No, you do not need to remove the wheel. As explained in the video, you just need to turn the wheel either to the right or the left to gain access to the bulb. Check out 1:00 in the video for the explanation.

[@mscrucial]

In order to match these headlights, which bulb should I order for the fog lights? 6000k or 8000k?

[@PrecisionLED]

Installed on this vehicle is the 8000K headlamps.

[@elizarraras123456]

Great detailed video thank you

[@archiij1707]

what's the name of the song playing in the back ground and thanks for the tips

[@PrecisionLED]

It's called Chopin Beat, a friend of the company put it together for us!

[@abeirouty]

can you give me link to fog lights LED also ??

[@PrecisionLED]

+Alaa Beirouty www.precisionled.com/premium-h11-21-smd-5730-led.html You will need a pair.

[@ShoxDeadly]

Do you need a resistor with these? Or can I plug them in and go?

[@PrecisionLED]

No, you do not need a resistor. All of our products are simple plug-and-play.

[@jl2061]

Will these lights work on the 2016 model year

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for your interest. Yes, the kit linked in the description is compatible with the 2016 year model Altima.

[@Juan-do3xf]

I have a 2015 SV model which comes with fog lights. Would I be able to use the same led kit used in this video for my fog lights?

[@PrecisionLED]

Yes, for the fog lights the installation process is identical to the low beams shown in the video, and here is a direct product link: goo.gl/iBdU6u

[@Nighthawk6784]

Are these high and low beam or just low?

[@PrecisionLED]

The installation would be for the low beams. However, the high beam installation is identical. Also, you would install this kit for your highs: www.precisionled.com/premium-9005-cree-led-headlights.html

[@imtiazparvez4488]

Thank you. It helps me a lot

[@tunerlifestyle]

Would this method work for 2018 Altima Sr midnight

[@PrecisionLED]

Yes, the installation process for your 2018 Altima would be very similar, if not identical to as shown in this video.

[@tunerlifestyle]

PrecisionLED ok one more question do you guys have the high beams and fog lights. And any links to all three if you have them or links to just the ones you have

[@PrecisionLED]

Yes, we do. Actually, the highs, lows, and fogs all use the same H11 bulb fitment. Which means you can purchase the same H11 kit located here: www.precisionled.com/premium-h11-cree-led-headlights.html You would just want to remember to adjust the quantity to 3.

[@rickmillan5057]

Hey, will this work on a 2018 Nissan Altima SV? Thanks.

[@PrecisionLED]

Yes, the installation process for the 2018 would be identical to the video shown, and you would install this kit: www.precisionled.com/premium-h11-cree-led-headlights.html

[@dwaynekeane4655]

Well well laid out thanks a lot

[@PrecisionLED]

Thanks for watching!

[@joshuachilders129]

What size is the high beam?

[@PrecisionLED]

The highs would use a 9005 bulb fitment, which you can find here: www.precisionled.com/premium-9005-cree-led-headlights.html

[@larryjokhan7750]

Fantastic video. Thank you so much!

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for tuning in!

[@evanmeyerberg7410]

Is there any advantage in replacing the high beams and fog lights with the LEDs? Seems overkill

[@PrecisionLED]

Installing LEDs in your highs and/or fogs could increase your nighttime driving visibility by 2-3x, as well as give your vehicle a nice, sleek LED look.

[@mario7832]

Why is there no love for the 4th gen on your site?

[@PrecisionLED]

We apologize, we will try to do an install on a 4th gen if we come across one here in LA!

[@SK-zm8iu]

Great video. Well done!

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for watching!

[@bdubs1111]

Pretty sure you need a projector headlight housing in order to run LEDs for headlights

[@PrecisionLED]

That is not correct, as all of our LED kits are designed for your stock halogen housing. If you are referring to projecting glare, there are many factors and many upgrades to headlight housings over the years that help mitigate any glare to oncoming drivers. It is more or less the color of the light which causes distraction and not the actual brightness intensity itself. If you notice, the most distracting lights to see on the road are the blue HID lights which cause a lot of glare for the human eye, whereas you probably never noticed the 6000K or 8000K lights on the road because they are more natural to the human eye.

[@bdubs1111]

Thanks for the response!

[@andone555]

It's a Mad World! Thanks.

[@PrecisionLED]

Thanks for watching!

[@edspencer7121]

You can put the same bulbs in fog lights

[@PrecisionLED]

Yes, that is correct, both the fogs and low beams use the H11 fitment, so you can install the same H11 headlight kit on both lights. You would just want to be sure to adjust the quantity of the package to 2.

[@resonate6067]

Will it be too much if I switch both headlights and fog lights to LED?.... Ahh I hope I will be able to do it myself if I dont have to take the wheel out

[@resonate6067]

Also for the fog light LED link down below, what is the difference between those two colors?

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for your interest. As long as your vehicle's battery is performing up to standards, no, it would not be too much to install both headlamp and fog light LEDs on your vehicle. We have many customers do this everyday.

[@PrecisionLED]

It is ultimately personal preference. The 6000K projects a warmer white color, which the 8000K projects a cooler white (the slightest hint of blue). You can find color charts directly on our website, precisionLED.com.

[@louiepena8348]

Any help with a 2010 Altima ?

[@PrecisionLED]

The installation process would be very similar, if not identical to as shown in this video. All of the halogen bulbs are very easy to access with our trim tool kit.

[@aziztash6687]

Great video! Thank you

[@dr.matthewjones4661]

excellent Instruction- thank you!

[@PrecisionLED]

Glad it was helpful!

[@memous13]

where it's your shop. California?

[@PrecisionLED]

Our main offices are located in Los Angeles, CA. However, we are strictly an e-commerce company, and do not have a store front.

[@AllPraiseToYah]

Thank you so much @Phil. This is very helpful.

[@PrecisionLED]

Glad to help!

[@eltiki14]

when you put it do the car have problem with electricity?

[@PrecisionLED]

+juan tejada No. They use less electricity than the stock lights.

[@GizleGizle]

Thank you

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for tuning in!

[@FLEX.609]

Nice video man

[@PrecisionLED]

Thanks!!

[@skaterjoepo]

These are 6k?

[@PrecisionLED]

Yes, we only sell our headlamp kits in the 6000K color temperature, as it is the brightest, with the best nighttime driving visibility.

[@houstontexas9463]

I came here because fuck these big new trucks on the road today who blind you from a 100 yards. It's pay back time, it's bad when you have to slow down from 75mph to 40mph because you can see the road. I drive a lot, this is a must for me.

[@PrecisionLED]

💪 Let us know if you need help with the install!

[@mitchelllong5848]

So this doesn’t work on the 2007-2012 Altima

[@PrecisionLED]

The installation process would be very similar, if not identical to as shown in this video. All of the halogen bulbs are very easy to access with our trim tool kit.

[@Thesixsixman1968]

Good stuff!!!

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you!!!

[@HexagonFL]

Who knew it would be so complicated to just change a headlight bulb

[@pollydor07]

THANKS

[@PrecisionLED]

Thank you for watching!

[@Kingcangri20]

You're selling these shits for a high price, i could get the same 8000-6000 LMS on ebay for like 10 bucks and it does the same exact shit