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so someone broke out my old taillights today when i was at the gym and they dont have cameras watching the parking lot. And i was looking at some of the spec-d led taillights does anyone know off hand if they're plug and play? or do you have to splice them in? and being they're leds do i need to install resistors to make the blinkers work properly. thanks for the help
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The LEDS I had in for a while had a box that connected to the light themselves, and were directly plug&play. Driver side stopped working properly, so I took em out.. -
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how long did they last? and would you recommend them or just get a different aftermarket pair and nightshade them?Comment
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I got them used on here, I know 2(?) Users had them before me. I think they messed up because they got damaged in shipping, and water got inside the housing. Personally, they're really cool, but I like stockers.Comment
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go to vleds.com, they have the best plug and play aftermarket LEDs. Their newest bulb the Triton is UNBELIEVABLE :rock:Comment
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Do you need a resistor for the led taillights ?Comment
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i believe all you need is an electronic flasher for it to work properly, both for signals and hazardsComment
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There are some tail lights that are just plug and play, no need to change anything. I have seen them on ebay, and they look good. I just do nto have money right now.Comment
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it is mainly plug and play and nothing else.. I faced similar problem earlier and got new ones very soonOriginally posted by Lilspleen View PostLast edited by EduardoWatkins; 07-14-2013, 11:57 PM.Comment
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My flashers aren't electronic. I believe the box attached to mine did all that...Comment
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