Spyder Auto Installation: 1998-2005 Lexus GS300/GS400 LED Tail Lights

This instructional video demonstrates how to install a set of Spyder Auto LED tail lights to replace the often-faded tail lights of 1998-2005 Lexus GS300 and GS400 models. These LED tail lights update the look of your Lexus with slick, modern LEDs and offer direct plug and play operation. This tutorial is also peppered with helpful tips throughout to facilitate a successful installation.

[@TheBossbanks]

Great tutorial, thanks! Lights fit perfectly.

[@Floordford]

I dislike the look of the light pattern. Its a small cluster of LEDs in a square shape where everything around it has curves. It looks like the designers didnt even try to get it to flow with the look of the car.

[@db9904]

exactly. look tacky imo

[@TWINTURBOOWNS]

The original lights look better. The led pattern looks horrible

[@AzadJhaj24]

I just bought blinking led bulbs and just put them in the factory lights will look better than these

[@carlbrooks90]

the stock ones way better lmao, what the hell are you doing spyder auto?

[@dandrerose2973]

where can I find some resistors for the truck light? I have the led lights I'm just missing those.

[@Hear2Help]

I just bought some spyder auto 18 piece 54 led strobe lights with a controller box. Is there a UA-cam video that shows what the flash pattern looks like??

[@deanmallory1989]

I can't find a 3156a bulb that is not a waffle mount. This has some other mount... what is it?

[@ninap1868]

Is there any way for me to buy a plug from you guys for a taillight?

[@Hear2Help]

what is the purpose of the resister pack? just curious,

[@spyderauto]

contact techsupport@spyderauto for more information

[@GuAp_JZ]

Leds run at a lower resistance than incandescent bulbs and without the resistor pack adding resistance to simulate the original bulbs, the car will illuminate a bulb out indication light on the dash.

[@azimmey]

Um no thank you. OEM looks better, the led are blocky looking.