LED Replacement Bulbs (Brake and Turn Signal) | AnthonyJ350
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LED Replacement Bulbs (Brake and Turn Signal) | AnthonyJ350
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I love seeing LED bulb upgrades. They make the vehicle look so much more modern
Definitely do!
I installed LED lights on all my exterior & interior . I used JDM - ASTAR for most of my exterior and yes they are brighter than stock . I put switch backs in the front , wow are they bright in white ! Your truck has what I consider the best rear turn signal system ever , as it's separate turn signal ( which Chevy doesn't have any more 😝) and it blinks on the side ! Very safe idea . Red for red lens is a wise choice . I own a 2016 Elantra GT all LED now ! What a difference !! Great Video !
Nice job switching up your lights. Actually the safest turn signal setup I've seen is the GM truck from 99-2002 because the turn signal lens is tinted amber helping really distinguish you're turning while the one on my truck is separate but still red like the brake.
AnthonyJ350 Thanks !! Your quite right .My cars are amber front and rear . I agree the set up on the '99 to 2002 is the best , but .. no more ! I looks sooo cheap . It can be done !!! Separate turns and tails make sense as there safer .
Ya I think it's a manufacturing cost because they can just have the brake do double duty on the same wires as opposed to running another line just to do one sole function. I wish more trucks were setup with the separate signals.
AnthonyJ350 Yes! I wish that too . I look at what they have and in my head design separate tails & signals . Cost is put into things you may never use .
Thank you Anthony J350.
I have a '07 Jeep Grand Cherokee. There is one tail light bulb for the brake, tail & signal. I checked all the wires & installed the resistor. I made sure the brake light, tail light & turn signal worked...and it did (all in the same bulb). Then I installed the LED bulb. Only the brake light & turn signal worked. I flipped the bulb around and the only the parking light would work. Hmmm? Any ideas/suggestion? Thanks!
I own a 2006 Chevy Silverado 1500. Both my high and low beam headlights have led bulbs, as well as my tail lights, reverse lights, turn signals on front and back, and daytime running lights. Visibility is so much better when driving at night.
Glad you were able to make your truck safer, look better and it's less stress on the charging system.
Philips Extreme Ultinons (red for brake, amber for signal) are my picks.
Nice
In Europe, rear turn signals must be amber by law. So no options here for a red one.
I did the same thing with my Chevy Cruze yesterday. I replaced the tail lights, the rear marker lights, and the plate lights with LEDs. I got a brighter indication and it seems a little more bold since I used red LEDs. I put my lights on after dark and I really liked how much nicer my tail lights look. I considered replacing the stock lights with an LED housing like you find on some other newer cars, but this was a much cheaper option. I plan on changing out my reverse lights and front marker lights with LEDs as well. I'm not so sure about my turn signals as those would require replacing the flasher relay to prevent hyperflashing and buying load resistors.
GrnArrow092 Nice good job! Ya turn signals are more work to do.
You can change the side indicators no problem, you can only replace the front or back but not both without getting the hyper flash issues.
Where can I get these led ?
If my car's tail light is a dual filament, for the brake and running light would I need a special LED or would any regular LED bulb work
gabrielgalaxygh Just need an LED of the same bulb type
AnthonyJ350 damn and this whole time I thought I was going to need a special bulb, thank you bro
No where is there video on the replacement of rear right led turn signal 2001 cadillac deville. Mine doesnt have bulb. Has led. Ive taken light fixture off, but no where to plug in new led. Any suggestions?
Peter Pantalone III You'll either have to buy a new tail light or take that one apart and custom install an LED strip into the housing.
Nice video. Did you have to install any resistor or flasher for the turn signals? They seem faster but in a good way.
RC4X4 There are load resistors installed in each corner
They are faster because LEDs light up instantly whereas incandesent bulbs or halogen ones do not they take 0.5 seconds for the filament to warm up enough to get full brightness.
Hey! I hope you can help me with this. I have a 2010 Chevy HHR and I just installed 3157 LED Red Tail light/turn signals on the car. When I turn on the auto/DRL they won’t flash but when the DRL is turned off they work but they don’t work correctly. When I turn on the right turn signal, both signals flash and my license plate light flashes along with the DRL markers. When I hit the brakes and use the left signal it won’t flash but when I’m not using the brakes and use the left signal it works. What did I do wrong??
You might need to install load resistors for your upgraded bulbs.
What are this led bulbs named and where can i get them??
When running these LED's, is it better to run a load resistor or an aftermarket turn signal flasher?
I prefer load resistors that way I'm not dependant on one part to make the whole system work. That's just my preference.
How long do those load resistors last?
AnthonyJ350 , Im having issues finding a video for my 04 silverado doing a load resistor install. I have 2 black wires and 1 blue to rear blinker. Which do the load resistors go to?
What make and model of lights are you showing in this video?
They're Sylvania LED replacement bulbs.
I have the same truck on this video, do I need load resistors if I only put led signal bulbs on the rear? I didn’t see any in this video.
Alberto Cruz Yes you will. I have them tucked away mounted to metal. They get hot.
Thank you 👍🏼
AnthonyJ350 ig a resistor goes out can it mess up the bulb or the flasher?
Nice i want these bulbs for my gmc sierra... u mind telling me the name of them so i can buy them thnks
They Sylvania replacement LEDs
Did you add flush mounted auxiliary lights to the bumpers or was that actual stock?
I added them in. Here's the install video ua-cam.com/video/nGw91iqYVew/v-deo.html
I keep seeing and hearing about load resistors..... wouldn't using an LED flasher relay in place of the factory flasher relay be more simpler?
It's an alternative but might not work for all vehicles. Especially ones where the BCM is controlling the lights.
Hey Anthony, just wondering. I'm from Vancouver as well, if ijdmtoy a Canadian company? Are there any Canadian companies you would suggest? or is there an american one with better prices and better overall. Thanks!
1MartinPL There is a company called REVPERFORMANCE that's local. They aren't the exact same style of bulbs though.
1MartinPL Contact REVPERFORMANCE on their Facebook page and you can inquire about lights.
This should become standard procedure in replacing tail light bulbs.
Thanks for the comment!
Your actual video leaves out a critical part in that you mention nothing of needing resistors to correct hyper-flashing.
BakerOne Did you check the "cards" in the top right hand corner where youtube suggests other videos? Cause there is a load resistor video there. *mic drop*
In my opinion hyper flashing looks a lot better than the slower flashing
Not on all applications.. on some vehicles you can put in a LED flasher relay to avoid using load resistors.
Why is hyperflashing a bad thing?
@@AnthonyJ350 no one reads that crap..video is misinformation.
All my lights just stay on and blinkers don't work when I try LED bulbs on a tahoe
Did you install load resistors? ua-cam.com/video/P-4RyNSl-ko/v-deo.html
I did notice that your top stop light was amber color yet has a red lens as the light below it.
Rondo Schiavoni could be the way the camera is picking it up. It's red though.
can you link me the taillight light brake light bulb not the turn signal just the brake and taillight one
Search JDMAstar on eBay.
I just attempted to put LED bulbs in the rear brake/tail lights and turn signals on my 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I didn't change the front turn signal lights out with LED. The turn signal cycled about twice as fast as when the incandescent bulbs were being used. It was as if one of the bulbs was burned out. Is that normal?
Looks like you need to add Load Resisters to your circuit..a Fairly common thing with LED bulbs.
It's easier to replace the flasher relay.
No flasher relay on CANBUS systems
Did you put a load resistor in or a CANBUS compatible LED bulb?
Do you have any videos going over how to install a load resistor for cars with a CANBUS system and cause the LED"s to hyperflash?
mraccord92 Currently no. I have a friend with a 2015 Ram we might start playing with so stay tuned.
installed led turn signal bulbs in front and rear. now they flash twice as fast like one bulb is out. how do i slow them down?
Glyn Robinson You need load resistors. Check the cards in the corner of the video for the video.
Thank you!!
Glad you mentioned Load resistors. Thanks wish they would mention in this in more video's
Glyn Robinson: use load resistor
LEDs use less power. Doesn't that affect the blinkers? I mean isn't that going to make the bulbs blink faster as if one of the bulbs is burned out?
JohnVasilev You need to put in load resistors so it doesn't hyperflash.
Where you get your leds from
For brakes and marker lights I get them from JDM Astar ua-cam.com/video/NbWYtvXB8G8/v-deo.html
I can't get my brake light, to work correct on my 03 dodge ram 1500. I got load resistor on all four coner of the truck, for turn signal. I need them but, when I turn on the lights or press the brake, the led bulb brake don't work correctly. I have led all the way around the truck, it look stupid with two original bulbs. HELP PLEASE!!!
It's best to replace the flasher relay. I had a similar issue with my silverado. Replacing the flasher relay is a lot easier than to install an individual resistor per bulb.
Test the voltage at the third brake light, might be weak.
I think it's controlled by the BCM in those trucks isn't it?
I bought some nice LED lights for to replace my tail lights in my camper. When you push on the brake the lights flash three times and then they stay on. I thought that is nice to warn people I am stopping but my problem is when the tail lights are on and I hit the brake or turn a turn signal in all the light on the camper go out and where the camper plugs into the truck you can hear like a relay kick out but when you let off the brakes they come back on. Do you have any idea what this happens? My camper in a 2007 and my truck is a 2020.
The camper lights flash or the truck? Do you have the same problem when hooked up to a trailer?
@@AnthonyJ350 when I put the new led lights in the camper and plug it into the truck all the lights on the trailer come on. But when I push the brake the leds are made to flash three times to get people’s attention and then they stay on while the brake is applied but what happens when I turn the parking lights on and then push the brake or turn the turn signal on then all the lights go out on the camper and you can hear a click like a relay clicking out where you plug the cord into the truck. My truck is a 2020 but my camper in a 2007. So im not sure why the lights work ok when the parking lights are off but when I turn them on the light dont work properly. Do I need a resistor on the trailer lights?
@@fireman1780 The trailer doesn't care. Is there another trailer you can hook up to see if it does the same thing? Or buy a 7 way test light tool and plug it in.
@@AnthonyJ350 No I dont have anothet trailer to test the lights on. With the original 1157 bulbs all the lights work like they should but when I put the LeD’s in then it doesn’t work properly
If your so worried about safety put 99-02 chevy / 99-07 gmc tails in. They have the amber turns that you want.
Thought about it, but it doesn't have the corner light. I love how my bottom marker light alternates with the signal.
You can get different colors on all the bulbs too so if you want blue head lights you can. Dunno how fast you'd get pulled over tho
I don't think it's worth changing the colour like that just for looks and less performance.
Where can I find these bulbs ?
My local auto parts store carries Phillips now. Other brands like JDM Astar and Ijdm Toy would be online like ebay.
My light work when the signal is turned on or I press the brake but doesn't come on otherwise
Is the bulb you purchased designed for a dual filament application?
@@AnthonyJ350 I actually figured it out. I used a plug and play resistor. It didn't have a wire ran for the running light. That's what the issue was. I just went and used one from AutoZone. It's perfect now.
@@buckson Great to hear!
I did this but it does not work on my signal why do I need to run a load resistor
It adds resistance to the bulb because it draws so low in current (in that model of truck, you can just change the flasher).
What you mean my break light and signal are the same bulb
I'm having issues getting the signal to flash
On some vehicles, it can be. If one is brake and the other is signal, you would have to tap into the wire that activates the signal only.
To make the circuit flash so it doesn't think the bulb is burnt out.
Do I need resistors for brake lights
I know for my turn signals I do but I don’t know about brake light
Not for brake lights you won't
do you have to have a resistor for the back lights?
Brady Kice Yes this truck already has them. Sorry I didn't mention it, I have another video specifically for hyperflash.
the biggest issue with aftermarket Led Taillights is when they are just as bright or brighter than your brake light. the person behind you might not notice the fact that you hit the break
Marker lights have a different intensity than brake. You also have a 3rd brake that illuminates only when you brake.
I was hoping to see the difference in the back up lighting.. for led...
It's a bright white
LEDs will eventually be in all vehicles. All new cars and trucks are coming with them now and have been for many years. They last longer and take vibration/abuse a lot better than standard bulbs as well as use a lot less power and are brighter.
Painter D I like LED setups like this because if you have failure you replace the bulb. Newer vehicles have a lot going on and you have to replace the whole housing which could cost an average of $400 For just one light.
do u need register to slowdown the blinks
You might need to install these ua-cam.com/video/P-4RyNSl-ko/v-deo.html
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Is any body know the brand or part number,????????????
It will be great people ad the info on videos.....
Look into Sylvania LED bulbs for the rear. Remember you'll need load resistors for the signals.
Some end up looking pink tho have you seen that before?
I have. When you put a white LED behind a red lense.
good
Thank you
I use white signal lights
As long as it's legal in your area.
Turn Signals? Hyper flash problems.
Les Phillips You'll need load resistors
I just want everyone to know that if your signal isn't working or brake just flip the bulb. Like turn it 90 degrees
Thanks for the tip!
I've been rear ended twice, it's no fun.
Charlie Van Doren You need this mod ua-cam.com/video/P4DBI7Wfd2k/v-deo.html
you know your from up north when you carry sandbags in the bacl of the bed
Joseph Brogna Hahaha, yup. And we had an icy winter this year too.
Trunk of the car too, people are so confused when they see cars sticking so well in horrible conditions.
Too bad absolutely no information about the brightness of led bulbs. There a ton of led bulb variations .....and I am NOT talking about the base. There are "running lights" ....which require a specific "brightness" range (lumens). Brake lights, which require a different brightness (lumens) and back up lights. -------------------- Turn signals can cause problems due to the electrical circuitry. ----------------------------------- "RAPID RESPONSE" OF THE LIGHT BULBS IS THE MOST LEAST IMPORTANT ASPECT OF THESE BULBS.
taxicamel Your right there are a lot of variations. Wouldn't you just read the packaging to see lumen output and colour of the replacement bulb?
......assuming one is standing in a store ....ok with paying what ever the price tag says.
Procedures........procedures. -hank hill
We need them!
I was told that while you were flashing the hazard lights I took off all my clothes and did the funky chicken.
That's nice
I suppose I’ve been doing it wrong for the last 50 years.......
What do you mean exactly?
Hardly, since the bright LEDs are something from mid 90s.
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I personally don't see the need for LEDS. I dread being behind a car with LED turn signals. it's so bright and piercing, slamming my eyes every second. lastly, I've never been rear ended because someone couldn't see my taillights. Incandescent bulbs are perfectly fine, and have worked well for 100+ years.
styldsteel1 Are you 85?? you sound like a old fart. Plenty of people always say oh I couldn't see your turn signal or brake lights. We didn't have LEDs for the past 100 plus years to use. Now we do. They do the job with less power better and last longer and are brighter.
Yea. I'm 85. It must be true. I heard it on the internet. Sorry Mister. I don't follow the heard. If someone comes out with something new, the sheeple automatically think it's better. I don't need someone's turn signals stabbing me in the eyes every second. If someone can't see taillights, they should consider maybe paying more attention. What do you mean last longer? Incandescent bulbs lasts for years.
styldsteel1 That's funny you call better technology for sheep. Also funny why all newer cars are going to the "Sheep" Better technology.
Stick to your grandpa Buick old man. Do us a favor, don't drive at night cause lights hurt your eyes Gramps.
oONoChanc3Oo lol!! I noticed when comments are posted most of the time they usually end with some sort of advice. Lol!! But I think cars should really be using gas lamps. But that's me personally. I mean, candles are cool for headlights, but gas lasts longer.
oONoChanc3Oo oh shit nearly forgot. I love when the announcer says....bulbs take too long to come on. Lol. Oh!! And another thing. Dont you ever make fun of my buick!!! The hand crank starter still works like a champ!!