Starkey 2018-2021 Mustang Hood Mounted Turn Signal Kit | Saturday Morning Installs

[@KeairaKusanagi]

"OMG! I WANT THESE!" Said no one ever.

[@adolfoarias]

This mounts to the turn signal wire. Not the headlight wire. Correct??

[@StarkeyProducts]

That is correct - the plug-n-play adapter connects these lights to the Right and Left Turn signal circuit so that they are activated when the turn signals are activated ONLY.

[@B16WGZ]

Can they be seen from inside the car? All I could find were photos made from above. Can you please show us how they look from the driver's and/or passenger's seat? Also, how visible are they on a sunny day?

[@StarkeyProducts]

For most drivers, no. They are consistent with other marker lamps as far as visibility on a sunny day is concerned. They are definitely more functional for other drivers (and for looks) than the driver of themselves. When Ford came out with these on the 2016 Mustang, there was huge fan fair even though the lights couldn't be seen from the driver seat on those cars, either. I think the nostalgia from the 60's Mustangs is a big draw.

[@B16WGZ]

Thank you.

[@fmg-1084]

Will that turn signal adapter work on the turn signals on a 2017 F-150? I am trying to connect a light on the hood for left and right turn signals.

[@StarkeyProducts]

Hi - I am afraid not. The F150 uses a 16-pin connector. We do have a parking light adapter for that truck. You would splice into the turn signal wire, at least this way you don't have to cut into your factory wiring. www.starkey-products.com/Ford-F-Series-Parking-Lights-Adapter-LED-Headlights-2015-2016-2017-2018-2019 If you need technical support for which wire to splice into please email [e-mail] Thank you!

[@TheWannabeMisfit]

Just to confirm, can you see these from the driver’s side or no?

[@StarkeyProducts]

For most drivers, no. They are consistent with other marker lamps as far as visibility on a sunny day is concerned. They are definitely more functional for other drivers (and for looks) than the driver of themselves. When Ford came out with these on the 2016 Mustang, there was huge fan fair even though the lights couldn't be seen from the driver seat on those cars, either. I think the nostalgia from the 60's Mustangs is a big draw.

[@TheWannabeMisfit]

@@StarkeyProducts Alright. I could see them on our 2016 GT Mustang, so if I was able to see these during the day/night I would definitely buy them.

[@HellxHorse]

Most pointless thing I’ve seen made. Nobody would even be able to see that light in there lol

[@norskyver]

I don't see the point in this unless you're dying to waste money on an insignificant part.

[@StarkeyProducts]

They are definitely more functional for other drivers (and for looks) than the driver of themselves. When Ford came out with these on the 2016 Mustang, there was huge fan fair even though the lights couldn't be seen from the driver seat on those cars, either. I think the nostalgia from the 60's Mustangs is a big draw.

[@Corkoth55]

WTF lol