AUXBEAM 9006 LED HEADLIGHT UPGRADE - 2003 Chevrolet Suburban // Install & Payoff
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- In this video I install a set of Auxbeam 9006 LED bulbs in place of my stock halogens.
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To solve the looser fitting bulb issue with LED/HID bulbs, go to a local Ace or other hardware store with one of your bulbs and find a silicone washer in the fastener aisle. Put it between the bulb face and the light housing, it takes up that extra bit of space and gives you a tighter, wiggle free fit.
You have part number?
Ive purchased 3 sets of auxbeam led headlights and loved them all all in different vehicles just bought them for my 02 suburban a few days ago and wow! Impressed beyond belief
OMG thanks for explaining about the back
black bracket, i was super confused on how to get the LED light to fit!
That’s normal for the driver side headlight to be lower than the passenger side. It’s so when driving down a 1 lane road you don’t blind the driver coming towards you. It comes out of the factory that way.
Not that far off.
I want this led headlight sites.google.com/site/MasterHeadlight
I have the same problem friend, in a Sonora model 2000 one is higher than the other
Can tell this dude loves his suburban like I love my 04 trailblazer!!! 😅
Great videos!!! One of my favorite new channels!
I am about to finish an all LED conversion on my 2007 GMC Canyon. I bought Hikari brand LED headlights for high and low beams and did LED reverse lights. I love the look :-)
Thanks for posting this video. Nice to have an honest approach and opinion about issues that we will likely face instead of hearing from a distributor or paid sponsor. Looking forward to more videos. Keep up the good work.
Glad you liked it brother!!
I own a 2004 Tahoe and i went with Sylvania 9005 and 9006 ultra halagon bulbs and they are great got that blue tint and plenty bright
It's been 6 months now since this video...How have these bulbs performed? recommend?
Great information - thanks so much!
I have a 2004 and working on the lights is so easy with that setup. My 2008 Silverado requires the removal of the entire front of the truck in order to install new bulbs.
TAHOE TOO
Hey quick question I’m looking to get these bulbs 💡 from the link you have do both passenger and driver side come in one order
Nice work James.
Hey James, one issue I see is the heat sink. Backing cover/bracket may contain the heat from the heat sink, I would looking into drilling some holes to allow more airflow in the back.
Just got an 03 as well (Suburban) and looking to customize it and lights are usually what I do after I take care of suspension and engine. Cool vid. I'll keep an eye out for this brand (unless there's a better 1)
I like the quad beam mod myself as it help lot during night as we have a lot of deer where we live
i need to know about this
I am off center a bit, but,I heard the exhaust system and I want to know what system do you have ? It sounds nice on start up.....
Nice vid!
Nice job Jim
GREAT INSTRUCTION
Headlights should be aimed that way in the US to prevent blinding on coming drivers.
With any led bulb, you gotta modify the bracket a bit and cut some out. Had to do that with my 00 Sierra. Had plenty of room after the modifications
My Led bulbs were too large to fit into the headlight assembly. The plastic piece that the metal bars go into to hold the headlight into place blocked it off to where I couldn’t fit it in either side of the headlight. Any suggestions?
Informative
Thanks Jimmy, cool video. I also have an '03 Suburban, and a few years back I replaced the stock housing with a "projector" housing...appears to be simply a smaller 'lens' for the lamps, but actually does focus the beam better than the stock housings...I'm curious if these lamps will fit mine, because I think that would really look great...I would like to update the color temp of my beams...wondering if the high beam lamps are upgradable as well??? Thanks again...subscribed.
So did you HAVE to remove that back of the housing to install these lamps? I bought a different set of lamps and the Passenger side fit, but the Driver's side did not, and I'd venture to guess that even taking the back off they would be too long to fit...
Good video.
The headlights fit fine. When yu look at your headlights from the outside of the vehicle,.your headlights will have a slanted eyes ball look.
Are the backing plates required or can you leave them off?
Another One road video , yaaaay !!!
If you see this comment, on the daytime running light bulb housing, it seems like it’s burnt the chrome reflective material but it’s actually a powder like dust that’s covering the chrome, I rubbed my finger on the inside of mine and it came clean
So you fixed you start up problem I see, what was it? Nice on LED headlight upgrade, don’t forget the highs and the DRLs too bro! 👍🏽💯🔥
Has anyone done matching fog lights? If so what did y’all use
"Unless you have your sockets with you on the road, which I would think most people don't"
Me *literally keeps every tool on me because you never know when you might need one.*
Move the OEM bulb ring to led bulb. It will hold it tight at least it works with my 2005 accord
Still have them?? How they working so far? Planning to get new headlights and with led added. Switchbacks too for the led signal lights.
By the way, the lights look great on the truck..
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What are you using for fog lights? Thanks
You should do a comparison of the two suburbans. Which is holding up better, which one is easier to work on, etc etc
Try LEDs in your “burbs.”
You’ll be amazed at the difference they make
Burbs?
Once you go hid or led you never go back to stock. Yes they light up way better than stock halogen. And if one flickers kick ur highs that are also upgraded, ur fogs, and if ur like me turn on led spot lights and mini bar lol
Any update on the LED conversion (headlights) on either truck????
hey Jimmy. how do you like them. any issues?
Do the lights work with high and low beam?
So I can order the lights in the video description and it will fit my 03 tahoe ? With cutting
Will the fit 2002 chevy express 1500 rocky ridge conversion van
👍👍 just subscribed
What are the lower lights below the headlights?
Wat about the rights ones the other side how u remove it
Can i just buy some LED from Parts store and pulg them striaght in ? And itll work
so what about 9005’s ? did you switch those out also?
how do you like them now? And did you swap out the 9005 bulbs also?
I went to get the bulbs for my 97 two door Tahoe but they gave me these bulbs. Will they work with my vehicle
Muy inspirador, ¿tienes algún video para el modelo 1993? Saludos desde México; tienes muchos conocimientos, si optaras por hablar en español serías un éxito para toda hispanoamerica porqué no tendrías competencia.
I have always thought that the right beam is higher than the left from the factory. Every vehicle that I`ve driven anyway. The side of the road gets lit up more without blinding oncoming traffic.
This is true, but not that much.
My silverado have the same little problem
Hello there, I been looking for some reliable headlights for my 03 suburban and I was wondering if those headlights still working for you after all these years???
You should do your fog lights led as well
Safety. Easier on electrical system. Longevity. 100% WIN.
Does removing the plastic piece mess with the alignment of the bulbs or nah?
nope
I have a 2001 Suburban and was told that I would need to upgrade the amperage coming from the socket (basically buy a socket with higher capacity) in order to convert to LED lights. Is that true? Also, if so, would I need to uprage the fuse amperage as well? Or, was I just misinformed? I've had my suburban 18 years and don't see it going anywhere anytime soon. Finally making upgrades after raising 3 kiddos.
Partially true I upgraded to led bulbs in my 2002 Yukon Denali one light burned up almost caught fire but the other headlight is still working so I would make sure you take every caution that is required
@@christhompson9511 Cool! Thanks!
Anyone know if on the older cars if it does mess up the computer or something. Was told the leds have such low resistance it causes more problems than they are worth. Any insight would be nice
For older cars like this the headlights are fine. It is the brake lights that can be an issue. It can cause the cruise control to not work. The cruise control needs to see some higher resistance to work so you can add a blast resistor or an extra small bulb.
Also, led turn signals won't have enough resistance to activate old mechanical style flasher units. They would blink way too fast. You would want to swap in an electronic flasher module to fix it.
Your eyes are physically turned to respond better to the yellow light of a halogen bulb vs the white light of LED bulbs.
The actual lumens could be higher with an LED bulb. But the most important factor is how much you can see.
The solution to this problem is to make an LED bulb that matches your eyes sensitivity. I like LED bulbs, they use a lot less energy and they last at least twice as long.
What is the cost for the bulbs? High and low beams.
how are you liking the head lights so far? I'm thinking about buying some after I watched your video.
Do they fit 03 LT suburban
i think that u should make the bottom lights L.E.D now it would change the look of the truck all together!!!!!and put them all clear ...
You should swap out the turn signals and other bulbs with LEDs.
I believe it has a ten pin flasher, which is nice, but expensive to buy.
Turn signal in rear requires resistor install in line before bulb socket for led to turn off. Will stay on permanently otherwise due to improper resistance from the lower wattage requirement for led creates less resistance and flasher doesn't function properly.
Would this work on my 2000 Sierra? Truck
I have an 03 Chevy suburban as well where can I get some LED daytime running lights do you have any idea?
www.amazon.com/Partsam-Reverse-Daytime-60-3528-SMD-Chevrolet/dp/B00D8L3CKS/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1529930386&sr=8-4&keywords=led+daytime+running+lights
Amazon
the light amazon link doesnt work
Generally speaking, while these kinds of bulbs do give you more light, it usually comes at the expense of being a nuisance or straight-up hazard to other drivers. I would be curoius to hear how many high-beam flashes or other rude gestures you notice in the coming weeks after installing these.
If the headlights are aimed correctly that shouldn't be a problem.
i disagree i get blinded every day i work nights so im driving home east at 6 am and everyone else is driving west and every 2nd vehicle is bright blue blinding led or hid and its bullshit cant see nothing else but a bright glow wish i had a potato gun for them fucks put them lights out of comission real quick
Led bulb designs vary (HID, too). Some are crap and scatter light everywhere while others match the factory beam pattern. The ones in this video look like they match up to the factory bulb filament size, shape and location.
Swap the headlights for the Denali ones...it will look sharp 👍
Those won’t fit on a Chevrolet
Well done sir, but how is your alternator handling the current draw?
Actually, LED's pull much less wattage than halogen bulbs. It's easier on charging systems, much brighter lights, and last much, much longer.
I like this video.
These aren’t trucks. They’re station wagons.
Hey I have a couple of questions.
Did you have to install a (I can’t remember what it’s called) load resistor or something for the headlights? No sensors are triggered by the lower draw?
Are you going to do all the blinkers front and rear as well as the brake lights in LED? If not, why not?
You made a good informative and thorough video.
Actually that is not accurate for models from 2000 forward.
DUcT TaPe everything SIR..
as far as not fitting as firm have you checked to see if the orings on the leds are thinner than the stocks
Auxbeam does have factory angled bulbs that's what i am putting in my Denali.
You have to do the fog lights too,
They still work?
What’s the part number of the light bulb I got a 04 Sierra went to amazon and the applications are kind of confusing
9006 for low beam and 9005 for high beam
Do they make LED for the fog lights on a 2004 Chevy ?
Yes they do. Check what bulb size u have
Do they function as high and low or are they just high beam only?
Robbyota 559 the low beam and high beam are separate.
would this work on 2004 chevy 1500 2wd Silverado
REMOVE THE GRILL
Good video, technically a lighting engineer would point out that the oem bulb and the fixture reflector are designed to "work together" to project light & minimize "blinding" of oncoming drivers. An aftermarket bulb negates all that engineering. Just sayin. Froggy
Unless they designed certain bulbs with that engineering in mind. Apparently the engineers missed the mark over last 8-10 yrs as factory vehicles blind people right off the lot plus the height.
Once a lawyer catches on and starts making money off these companies jacking trucks up that blind people and some causing accidents then they'll be adjusted properly even and aftermarket and upfitter shops.
This is why you want to look for leds that are in the same location and shape as the factory filament. It should be that "grain of rice" size and shape. Hold it up to the stock bulb to compare.
Any road trip you should take tools just in case
Thanks ! Now I know what my truck will look like to other people standing in front of my headlight . Lmao ! How about showing me the actual beam pattern and functionality of these bulbs ?
Are those the S1 series
We miss the 03
Do you have led in your Amber marker lights?
Jeff P no not yet
1 Road they look so clean in the video. Your headlights must not be very hard over
So when the LED highbeam video??😊
Please do the alignment. :)
What’s the stock bulb number ?
You should really show footage of the bulb beam spread pattern out on the road to see what the driver sees, not having the camera be blinded by the headlights coming face on.
My LEDs dont work? I should have plugged them before install. They dont work? Help?
Did u try reverse polarity?
lights look good I have a 2005 suburban an my DRL not working ,I replaced the fuse and put 2 new bulbs still not working at first like you only one drl was working
Tony Clinton your plug that the bulbs go into is probably bad. You could try cleaning it
Buy the Beam tech. They have a firm bracket
So how are these lights now?
Still working like a charm.
We’re are the day Time running lights
They most likely burned out again. After the 2nd time replacing them with LED's, I said screw it, it's not worth the hassle.
@@Des420get a sylvania zevo then
@@toyotabrony Why? I don’t care about daytime running lamps. I only replaced the factories, because I had the extra from an interior light swap.
Only down side of these is that they don’t last last long. I just replace my Auxbeam headlights and it’s only been 18 months..
Note: lights had the fan on the back, I have not tried these yet..
@@louiegary That can be an issue, especially if you do a lot of night driving. Still, led are so much better than stock that its worth it to just replace them with more leds when they go out.