How do you put the LEDs on the bottom of your car? How do they hold into place. And do they stay on when your car is off?
1778686
The lights attach to the car via 3M double sided automotive tape. The tape has held up for a year on my car and its a daily driver in Ohio. The lights turn on and off via a key fob push button switch. FYI lights will probably only last 2 months before bulbs start shorting out one by one, but for $30 you're not losing a bunch of money.
1778687
I haven't looked at how they get held up, whether it's double sided tape or something else. But id use zip ties so I wouldn't have to worry. And if you wire them up to your ignition they'll turn off when you turn the car off, but if you hook them straight up to the battery they will stay on. Not to worry though, that's what the wireless remote is for.
906350
If I can do it so can you. No instructions but you will have 3-4 diffrent type of led lights. You install the exact type of leds that are exactly like the ones already installed in your car. Match them, pull out from plugs, and replug new led lights. They are awesome. I have them for front and back. Just remember to match already in your car lights with the ones that you bought. They will send 3 diffrent types. Pull out old, plug in new ;). Good luck!
64138
they stay on still. I did find a kit on ebay that changes the amber driving light to whait then turns amber when used as a turn signal.
1756662
i havent been able to get the LEDs in my headlights to turn on. Not sure if they just dont work or if im not wiring them correctly some how. The headlights have been great otherwise, just wish the LEDs worked.
865382
It comes with some small clips that have adhesive on the back of them. It's a pretty good setup. Once they stick, they are stuck. So, make sure you do it right the first time. I suggest putting the clips on the lights as you go and sticking them while on lights.
2054019
Personally I wired them to a switch that I mounted on my fairing and I put a fuse on the line. I was going to wire them into my low beams but seeing how bright they were, I only use them when there is no oncoming traffic, I was getting flashed ALOT by other cars. So having the ability to control when they were on and when they were off was a plus.
753126
They stay on with the headlights. However you can buy a special kit that will make them giant turn lights.
1478537
My outlet stays on when my vehicle is turned off. Most outlets are not powered when ignition is off in which case the lights would not work.
1415195
I just prop mine up on something but you could always try something like Velcro strips - they're cheap and can be removed off your car if need be - depends on where you want it placed I guess. I've used Velcro on my dash before and it worked good.
837725
I keep mine in the "AUTO" position. When in the holder during daylight hours it remains off, in the dark the "Night Lite" stays on unless there is a light on in the room. At any time, day or night if I grab it out of the holder the light is a constant "ON". When in hand I will turn the control to on or off depending on what I need. When it goes back in the holder I put it back to "AUTO". This question got me wondering so I went around the house and checked them all, they are all working properly. I don't see a way to replace the battery, I'll look into that. I keep mine in the "AUTO" position. When in the holder during daylight hours it remains off, in the dark the "Night Lite" stays on unless there is a light on in the room. At any time, day or night if I grab it out of the holder the light is a constant "ON". When in hand I will turn the control to on or off depending on what I need. When it goes back in the holder I put it back to "AUTO". This question got me wondering so I went around the house and checked them all, they are all working properly. I don't see a way to replace the battery, I'll look... » Read More I keep mine in the "AUTO" position. When in the holder during daylight hours it remains off, in the dark the "Night Lite" stays on unless there is a light on in the room. At any time, day or night if I grab it out of the holder the light is a constant "ON". When in hand I will turn the control to on or off depending on what I need. When it goes back in the holder I put it back to "AUTO". This question got me wondering so I went around the house and checked them all, they are all working properly. I don't see a way to replace the battery, I'll look into that. « Show Less
1747566
I sold my truck before putting the headlights in. I believe I still have the lights in storage... Sorry I couldn't answer your question!
1960810
They won't cover the entire underneath of the car, they're great for footwell lighting though. Check out the long like 20foot led strips amazon sells. Jb weld or epoxy it underneath your car then wire it to fuse box for power preferably with a switch in the line somewhere.
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Oh...and id recommend also. Make sure to buy the 5k light color HIDs. They will be the closest to the LEDs. (Which are also awesome as parking lamps :)
1819161
I believe you're right. I connected them to battery with a seperate switch so that I can turn it on/off whenever I want. Otherwise, it's controlled by the headlight.
82074
They stay on as long as they are selected on and the headlights are turned on. Even the parking lights will allow them to remain on.
632923
They way your vehicle is there's always a little stray voltage if you will and the led pick it up because the take such an insignificant amount of energy to operate them it will not drain your battery it's the amount of energy that is escaping with normal halogen bulbs you just can't see it if it bothers you enough you can put a led load stabilizer to interrupt the stray voltage but it may dim your lights in my opinion it is not worth it I hope I was of some help
895552
Be careful connecting the lights directly to the car battery. Because it means that the light is not powered by the car alternator when the engine is on. This can drain your battery unnecessarily, although the draining will be slow since LED lights generally don't consume much power. I recommend connecting it to one of your car's existing lights.