What is the point of the top lights on the truck going up and down? Should it be turning the lights on and off?
1800697
I do not think there is any point to it is just something add for the child to have something else to fo
1411132
I used it to control the headlight relay in my truck. That way I could leave my headlight switch ON, incase I forgot to, so my lights will turn ON only at night and OFF during the day. The photoelectric lead reacts to light, turning the switch ON/OFF.
1370036
when you turn it on it is a hazard light till using it to turn and returns to a hazard light once done using it as a turn signal.hope that helps.
1930116
In my case they are being used for low beams. There are separate bulbs that work for the high beams.
1479589
Yes they are static lights, so they just turn on ad a nice and bright, the whole time. I'd test to see how it looks on video to see if you like the way it looks.
24950
If I remember correctly green on truck goes to orange on light(brake). Black to black(ground). Then blue/black goes to white (dome). That's how it is on my early build (built 3/96) 97 f150. If yours was built 7/96 or earlier you have the same wiring as mine for sure.
1284188
you may be drawing too much current...if there is a relay it may only be able to handle one set of lights...computer may be a part of the "problem" and act as a safety not allowing all those lights at once. (I guess id rather have less lights than a car fire)some vehicles I have seen where you turn the "high beams" on and the low beams go out (probably to protect the wiring/relay/fuses from burning up)and some vehicles I have seen where ALL 4 lights come on..(low beam stay on and high beam also come on)(there are aftermarket kits that help you get all 4 lights on if not originally designed that way)(at least on older cars)good luck! you may be drawing too much current...if there is a relay it may only be able to handle one set of lights...computer may be a part of the "problem" and act as a safety not allowing all those lights at once. (I guess id rather have less lights than a car fire)some vehicles I have seen where you turn the "high beams" on and the low beams go out (probably to protect the wiring/relay/fuses from burning up)and some vehicles I have seen where ALL 4 lights come on..(low beam stay on and high beam also come on)(there are aftermarket kits that help you get all 4... » Read More you may be drawing too much current...if there is a relay it may only be able to handle one set of lights...computer may be a part of the "problem" and act as a safety not allowing all those lights at once. (I guess id rather have less lights than a car fire)some vehicles I have seen where you turn the "high beams" on and the low beams go out (probably to protect the wiring/relay/fuses from burning up)and some vehicles I have seen where ALL 4 lights come on..(low beam stay on and high beam also come on)(there are aftermarket kits that help you get all 4 lights on if not originally designed that way)(at least on older cars)good luck! « Show Less
2082243
must have some electrical problems inside from factory or in the conections plugs you need to check first if lights inside are ok then check your truck wires remember all those are exposed to dirt under the bed
2187099
It is normal John, mine does the same thing without any adverse effects. Actually, I noticed that after an extended period, they shut off completely. Keep in mind, its not the bulbs, but most likely our trucks that cause it. It just isn't a strong enough current to be noticeable with the standard bulbs.
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
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!
1318247
There is an on off switch. They are either on or off, It is not a day/night setting scenario.
2188716
They are designed to work on all truck beds, though depending on the size of the bed, you may have to figure a way take care of the excess wiring between the lights.
278784
Really it could go either way that all has to do with the wiring on your car. If your plugs are h4 with 3 wires in each then each light can be both high and low. I personally have them in a 4 bulb set up with two as high and low and two as just high.
1655243
Sorry, Catherine. My lights are mounted on my dock, and I pray to God that I don't find out what happens if a truck runs them over. :-D
54012
No. It is on-off-on. The lights follow the position of the switch if a ground wire is installed.
863576
There are 3 setting on here high ,low those will come on when it starts to get dark and the center setting which turn the light off and it will not come on at dusk.