Chevy C10 LED Lighting with Classic Trucks Magazine
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2019
- John Padilla chats with John Gilbert from Classic Trucks magazine about the variety of LED lighting that United Pacific offers for your classic Chevy Truck.
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I wish y’all had the step side backup lights in led
Have to get those taillights for my 87!
I want LED’s for my 85 but I’m tired of seeing these for a fortune when LEDS them selves are actually cheaper to produce and make. But companies like brothers and LMC want a fortune for them just because they are new and popular.
Yeah I want some sequential tail lights for my 86 but they are so expensive and like you said cheaper in general but cost more I don’t get it
I agree everybody wants a piece of the pie
No mystery price please
For 1971 C-10 pick up
Very nice but how long do they actually last depends on how often you’re going to drive your vehicle am I correct
Are driving lights on bumper blinker on 71 c10 supposed to be dim then get bright when blinker. Or do they run bright and dim to blink? Mine are dim. Would like them bright while driving. Anyway to do this? Thank you!
Do you have Led bumper parklights for a 82 chevy c10?
I have a question concerning your 31388 headlights for my 1987 dual headlight C10. I order 4 headlights from Brothers Truck. I need two high beam and two low beams. They sent me four 31388s. Will these work or will I need to return and order two 31390s? Think they labeled your part wrong at their place
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why this truck dont have 2 amber yellow lights on the rear taillights...
2 amber yellow lights are safely turnning signals as LEFT flash and RIGHT flash same as 2 front headlights
any switchback leds
How about some sequential bumper/signal lights for 73-80 c10??
Parking lights.. whatever you want to call them
Como puedo conseguir las calaveras traseras de mi chevrolet c10 70
66 c10 suburban tail lights, murrr!!
Man, I tried finding these on your site but it's really clunky and difficult to navigate.
Very. They need to redo the entire website.
Where are the led parking lights for gmc c10
tried finding them on their site with no luck.
I have a 1972 Chevrolet C10
I purchased a set of UNITED PACIFIC LED front marker lights and rear taillights. Along with a reverse polarity flasher.
I also purchased the necessary low voltage (CEC brand) flasher, as well as, the reverse polarity flasher to operate this system.
These LED taillights DID NOT WORK as intended and are rendered USELESS!
Here’s why:
Key 🔑 in the OFF POSITION…
When turning on the HAZARD lights with the marker lights in the OFF position , they work fine! When turning on the HAZARD lights with the marker lights ON they work fine.
H O W E V E R…
Now the key 🔑 turned ON to operate the TURN-SIGNALS.
At the very moment I turn ON the key and marker lights or headlights, the rear LED lights from UNITED PACIFIC do NOT FLASH when trying to use the LEFT or RIGHT TURN SIGNAL function… They stay on a steady glow as if the brake was being pressed.
If I turn on the LEFT or RIGHT blinker, with marker lights or head lights in the ON position, the rear taillights WILL NOT FLASH accordingly. If I do NOT turn on the marker lights or headlights, they work fine and as intended. However, I drive my vehicle at nighttime and these LED UNITED PACIFIC REAR TAILLIGHTS do NOT work with the marker lights or headlights in the ON position.
Rendered USELESS!!!
I spent 6 hours trying to get this to work. Regardless of the reverse polarity flasher, or other (CEC) flasher sold for these LED taillights, they DO NOT WORK AS INTENDED!!!
I have the exact same issue with my 83, they only flash when taillights/parking lights are off. I'm still trying to figure it out
@@porboycustomz9122
I have a thumbs down 👎🏿 because UNITED PACIFIC doesn’t seem to have an answer for this solution.
We are not the only one’s with this issue. I’ve talked to numerous C10 owners. They tell me they became so frustrated because there didn’t seem to be a fix. So they just left it, because they could not return their lights.