Flexible Car Led Light Strip, Dual Color 2 Pcs 24 Inches DRL LED Headlight Surface Strip Tube Light Daytime Running White & Amber Waterproof Switchback Sequential Lamp Turn Signal Light …

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The media could not be loaded. I installed these on a 2005 Buick Century that has Day Time Running lights.This means the front blinkers are tied into the DRL module.During the day both sequencer flashers flash at the same time constantly as the hazard lights are on..THE FIX i found.I ran the DRL positive "Red" to my ignition fuse adding a 5 amp fuse and the negative "Black" to my battery's negative pole so the DRL strips are on when my engine is running.The sequencer flashers i tied the "Yellow" wire to each side of the the side courtesy lights that come on when the flasher is turned on because it is constant power....I also installed the on my son's car that doesn't have DRL module tieing the flashers straight into the blinker bulbs harness and I ran the DRL positive strips "Red" to my ignition fuse adding a 5 amp fuse and the negative "Black" to my battery's negative pole so the DRL strips are on when my engine is running.

First and foremost, the adhesive tape on these are utterly useless. Do yourself a favor and get 3m double sided tape if you want these to stay adhered to your headlights. Easy to install and bright enough to be seen in lower light conditions. These could use a bit more brightness to be seen in direct sunlight but they get the job done. The wiring is short so extra wire is required to install these leds. Overall, if you want to modernize the look of your ride, these will do it.

These lights look nice,seem well made but there is poor quality control or I just got a bad one,I installed them and all functions didn’t work there is clearly a short somewhere because if I wiggle wires at the box on them(I’m assuming it’s a fuse or junction box) the one that fully functions has issues too ,they are soooo cheap and inexpensive I figured I’d take a gamble and try it out,not worth the hassle of returning for a few dollars that they cost,but hey,sometimes these little inexpensive mods work well,and sometimes not,it’s worth the gamble I guess since the cost is so cheap,try it out,you may get a functional set,I would advise testing before installing though.it’s a gamble .

Was very happy with the way the lights looked upon TESTING, i always test my lights when i get them. After spending hours pulling housings apart to customize them with these strips i finally get to wiring them into the vehicle. The soldering inside the control box blew a fuse and the DRL White light was inoperable. Pulled LED control box apart only top find the ground solder was held together with 1 strand of wire, the red power wire was the same way, and was stretched so far that it was making contact with the ground. EXTREMELY unhappy with the worksman ship, and now i have to take my housings back apart, use double the glue that was originally planned for, and order another set, setting me back possibly another week.EDIT: The company contacted me VIA Email and has replaced the set with a new set. Very good Customer Service as they responded only a few hours after leaving this comment, and had a new set to me within 2 days. Changing my review to 5/5, the company acknowledged they sent me a faulty part, apologized, and sent me a new part fast. Will order from them again in the future

The media could not be loaded. The wires connected to the device are short and fragile. You have to extend them anyway because they are too short and to get the opposite side turn signal wire you have to span the front of your vehicle with extra wire. You will need to solder also. You will also need to know a little about automotive wiring to find where your connections need to be because no instructions.Because they are so dim you need to get them right to the edge of your headlight or they will never be seen, even at night. I thought I could place them further back over the headlight and just see the glow of the lights when they were working. Nope, too dim. So I moved them to the front edge of the light just under the edge of the hood.If I find something brighter these are being removed.

Coming back to this 2 years later, and I must say these have been awesome to drive with! So honestly only one led bulb has gone out on both sides in the same place and only in blue. Not bad for two years! I will buy again when the weather warms up for it is easier to install when warm. Also I bought a role of 3m tape to apply these with, because the adhesive isn't the best that comes with them. Overall I highly recommend these rgb+turn led strips.

Good look ....couldn't finish the install. 3 LEDs out on the first power test...these are very fragile..***UPDATE***... new set all is well. These can be a great mod to your car if you take the time and do the install to survive elements if you are mounting this outside of the headlight.1. Test - should be the first thing you do. confirm look and color.2. have on hand.a. better 2 sided tape.b. liquid tapec. Silicon RTV/Superglue/Gorrilla Glued. Goo Gone3. handle these like crystal they are fragile!!!!!4 seal control box openings with liquid tape, build up a few layers. (after cutting I reused end caps.. added silicon and pressed it on to ends this takes a while to dry and cure.5. use goo gone to help remove installed 2 sided tape (be careful of ends.6. this also allows you to use both sides of the lights. I chose to point LEDs into the headlight bucket. the leading edge is still bright but not as good as led pointing out... test fit both ways to be sure.7. GIVE LIGHTS TIME TO DRY.. and they should last a good while.(a single drop of water and these are toast)8 done right the prep should take you 24 hrs including drying time to be safe