I did this same install and left the one plug unplugged as it describes in the directions to give it that type of blinker affect. It was easy just messing with he headlight washers. I broke a plastic piece on putting back the panel that goes over the headlights but just used gorilla glue to glue the plastic piece back on. 1 year ive had them on and used in snow rain hot weather. Pricey but worth it overall.
@@donchuitv oh yeah I would of done the same and said no thanks lol. I think I paid like $1,100 and went in my garage and did the same thing. In the beginning I just had to make adjustments afew times to properly align the headlights up and down and side to side. Any Sequoia owner should totally do this if they want a lot better visibility and plan to drive their Sequoia til it won't drive anymore. Thanks for your video, it looks just like mine.
Question for you, what do you notice when you turn on the high beams? Like look at the cut off line of the high beams in your garage. Do yours lean a bit towards the driver side? I'm not sure how it should be aligned as far as the high beams which I rarely use anyways. Because these lights if you adjust them to the left or right will ultimately adjust your low beams as well that direction. I guess it's not that important as long as the low beams are reasonably adjusted.
I did this same install and left the one plug unplugged as it describes in the directions to give it that type of blinker affect. It was easy just messing with he headlight washers. I broke a plastic piece on putting back the panel that goes over the headlights but just used gorilla glue to glue the plastic piece back on. 1 year ive had them on and used in snow rain hot weather. Pricey but worth it overall.
True it’s pricey, but the toyota dealership was going to charge me $2k for the pair of headlights plus install labor. DIY is the way to go.
Plus they look and function really awesome.
@@donchuitv oh yeah I would of done the same and said no thanks lol. I think I paid like $1,100 and went in my garage and did the same thing. In the beginning I just had to make adjustments afew times to properly align the headlights up and down and side to side. Any Sequoia owner should totally do this if they want a lot better visibility and plan to drive their Sequoia til it won't drive anymore.
Thanks for your video, it looks just like mine.
Question for you, what do you notice when you turn on the high beams?
Like look at the cut off line of the high beams in your garage. Do yours lean a bit towards the driver side?
I'm not sure how it should be aligned as far as the high beams which I rarely use anyways.
Because these lights if you adjust them to the left or right will ultimately adjust your low beams as well that direction.
I guess it's not that important as long as the low beams are reasonably adjusted.
@@MrE_2023 I’ll check it tonight and get back to you, because I didn’t adjust anything during my install cause the alignment was fine.
Thanks for sharing your install process. Where did you buy your lights from?
www.morimotohid.com/
Thanks for the video. I’m about to do this same install on a 2010.
Is there Led taillights for the Toyota sequoia?
@@Bearded_Coach_Dozie morimoto doesn’t make led tail lights. check the other manufacturer’s though.
Please less music and more detail would be great. Still. I thank you for the video!
thanks for the feedback.