Thanks for the video, it was helpful. You ain't lying about the passenger side being a pain. What I did was run the drivers side first, then tap into that with an extra piece of wire and run it to the other side
Very nice results and needed. It does however, look like they could have followed the Jeep contours a bit better at the top line of the light... Maybe I'm just picky...
Thanks for showing your install, guys! We love seeing customer installs, and surely this video will interest many of your viewers. We have passed your comments regarding the instructions onto our resources team. BTW there is a PDF guide available on the product page that can be followed instead of the video guide. (We post them online so they aren't accidentally lost in shipping or installation.) Appreciate the feature!
Thanks for checking out the video. We had fun doing the install and it should definitely help with being seen and illumination at night for entry and exit👍
Looks good, I just saw a Gladiator with factory turn signals built into the side mirror, your video is good for us who have a Jeep without that option! Thanks
“This fool”. Lol, good one Randal, they look very nice, we had to get a tool to install the rivets back in the wheel well of the Durango police vehicles we build after removing the the wheel well panels, feel better using those to make sure the panel doesn’t slip off the push pins.
Rob, I can this mod beneficial these days, our semi tractors have this feature for a reason, because they are long but really anything needs those, i’m kind of digging those, actually makes sense !! But you have to rely on people to see them, they would be great on multiple lane freeway driving for sure 👍!!
Looks really good! Thank Randall for sharing his mods and you videotaping the installs. I think this mod looks pretty cool. I might want to do this but I’m kind of nervous with messing with wires.
Just thought of something we didn’t say in the video. They make a metal tool for the removal of the push in style fasteners. It would be a better choice for this project. My poly one was able to do it but Rob’s not so much. The fender fasteners are tougher to remove than the grill fasteners. Just a suggestion
Nice install write up, I get what he's talking about being more visible, Personally that style just isn't for me, like a vent over a vent but one day i may add something a little more low profile. maybe a small army black out light being modified, got until spring to think about it ha
Could also mount one or two of the little LEDs we installed in the grill. They would fit and should at least give you side blinkers. I’ve seen a small blinker light mounted on the curved pice above the panel with the vent under the windshield. That piece comes off wit 4 bolts it would be easy to drill and mount a blinker there. Then attach the wires like we did. Would have the added benefit of being less expensive than the Oracle setup. I think I’m happy with the Oracle kit the courtesy lights are a nice touch. If you watched the side step install, with its design flaws, you know I’m not an off-roader so the “urbanization” of the gladiator continues. Have fun as you work on yours.
You dont have to drill a hole, just go through the cowl and windshield. Just lower windshield about 15 degress and slip the wire through and down the side to the pass footwell. If you need instructions, search voswitch jl300 install. Thats how they ran the wire.
Really struggling with getting an entry point through that grommet on passenger side. Any tips or pictures of where you went through? Tried a wire hanger, no dice.
Thanks for the response. I can find the spot to go through for sure, but just having a hell of a time pushing anything through, and scared I’ll hit a wire.
@@Seramez25 yes I had some luck with really jamming a clothes wire hard through that lower left corner of the rubber grommet from the inside of the cab out. The wire popped out high up into the engine and we ended up taking the connector off the white wire, taping it on the clothes hanger and pulling it back into the cab. Reattaching the connector once inside.
Nevermind I guess the fitment to me looks crooked on both sides I doubt y’all put it wrong. Man I was looking foward to getting this but idk fitment seems off to me.
I was excited about the product, but I tend to agree with his statement. Might just be an optical illusion but both side seems a little off to me. Like the product is a bit too big for the groove. Also, does the courtesy light come on when I unlock the doors from afar with a remote or only if the door is already open ? And of course, thank you for taking the time to make a video.
@@fredzerflamand6425 I had these installed on my Jeep Wrangler JL last month. You are right - the ones in this video are both off. When I picked up my vehicle after the install I noticed the same thing had happened on the driver's side of my Jeep, so I had the shop remove it and re-align it. Trick is to line up the top of the lighting assembly with the trim indent line...it should be the alignment point used, rather than trying to align the lighting assembly around the vent trim.
Thanks for the video, it was helpful. You ain't lying about the passenger side being a pain. What I did was run the drivers side first, then tap into that with an extra piece of wire and run it to the other side
That sounds good👍
Very nice results and needed. It does however, look like they could have followed the Jeep contours a bit better at the top line of the light... Maybe I'm just picky...
Thanks for showing your install, guys! We love seeing customer installs, and surely this video will interest many of your viewers. We have passed your comments regarding the instructions onto our resources team. BTW there is a PDF guide available on the product page that can be followed instead of the video guide. (We post them online so they aren't accidentally lost in shipping or installation.) Appreciate the feature!
Thanks for checking out the video. We had fun doing the install and it should definitely help with being seen and illumination at night for entry and exit👍
Looks good, I just saw a Gladiator with factory turn signals built into the side mirror, your video is good for us who have a Jeep without that option! Thanks
“This fool”. Lol, good one Randal, they look very nice, we had to get a tool to install the rivets back in the wheel well of the Durango police vehicles we build after removing the the wheel well panels, feel better using those to make sure the panel doesn’t slip off the push pins.
Great video! I installed a set 3 weeks ago. You do a great job explaining everything Oracle needs to take lessons from you on doing an install video!
Thanks Brad. How do you like them?
@@robmotiveplus They are great. I really like the looks of them , they look like they came with the Jeep.
Thanks for the additional mod contributions from Randall! I appreciate his content!
Me too. He’s great to work with👍
Hi I did watch the video again.yup it says tap the white wire to brown and yellow.I got confuse there...cos nothing happens...
Rob, I can this mod beneficial these days, our semi tractors have this feature for a reason, because they are long but really anything needs those, i’m kind of digging those, actually makes sense !! But you have to rely on people to see them, they would be great on multiple lane freeway driving for sure 👍!!
They greatly improve visibility of the signals for sure. I like the courtesy light feature too👍
I'd prefer running light and blinker. By the time you descend from a lifted Jeep, there's no turning back. Puddle or not. lol.
And a Decal,,,,,sweet,lol Oracle makes great lighting option.
Seems to be a pretty solid product. 👍
This is Rob Cooper I'm watching your shows
Thanks Rob Cooper👍
In Europe all JL and JT has blinkers in the door mirror :-)
Looks really good! Thank Randall for sharing his mods and you videotaping the installs. I think this mod looks pretty cool. I might want to do this but I’m kind of nervous with messing with wires.
The toughest part is going they the firewall. The wiring is much easier👍
@@robmotiveplus That is good. I tried putting in LED headlights in my 05 civic and it didn’t like it and cause the bulb to blow.
I guess Im kinda randomly asking but do anybody know a good place to stream newly released tv shows online ?
Just thought of something we didn’t say in the video. They make a metal tool for the removal of the push in style fasteners. It would be a better choice for this project. My poly one was able to do it but Rob’s not so much. The fender fasteners are tougher to remove than the grill fasteners. Just a suggestion
Absolutely! My trim tools just laughed a me!!!😬
Have a link for the fasteners or the tool?
You can for me them on Amazon. There are a bunch of options👍
The grommet they were talking about may have been the one used for those who have the auxilary switch group.
Could have been. We didn’t see it🤔
Great idea! But that and the mirrors being safety issues, jeep should correct that very quickly! Hopefully! Haha!
Very nice, I like it. How would this effect the warranty if done by the Vehicle User versus say an Electrician?
Google the Magnuson Moss warranty act👍
Do you have a link for the replacement rivets that you have to buy for the fender? I might get there’s they look so cool!
I do not. Just found on Amazon👍
I like the color of his truck
Me too👍
what size plugs did you use to replace the ones you could not reuse ?
Nice install write up, I get what he's talking about being more visible, Personally that style just isn't for me, like a vent over a vent but one day i may add something a little more low profile. maybe a small army black out light being modified, got until spring to think about it ha
Could also mount one or two of the little LEDs we installed in the grill. They would fit and should at least give you side blinkers. I’ve seen a small blinker light mounted on the curved pice above the panel with the vent under the windshield. That piece comes off wit 4 bolts it would be easy to drill and mount a blinker there. Then attach the wires like we did. Would have the added benefit of being less expensive than the Oracle setup. I think I’m happy with the Oracle kit the courtesy lights are a nice touch. If you watched the side step install, with its design flaws, you know I’m not an off-roader so the “urbanization” of the gladiator continues. Have fun as you work on yours.
You dont have to drill a hole, just go through the cowl and windshield. Just lower windshield about 15 degress and slip the wire through and down the side to the pass footwell. If you need instructions, search voswitch jl300 install. Thats how they ran the wire.
Thanks for the tip👍
Am I correct in assuming the courtesy lights come on when the doors are unlocked with the key fob?
They do👍
Been considering these for my JT!! Great video and I will be getting some for sure!
They look pretty cool and are very functional too👍
Awesome.
Boy that sure is a clean Jeep🤭
Only on camera!!😬
Good idea! Thanks
Hi is the white wire going to courtesy light connect yellow and brown wire or yellow and black wire??
I don’t recall. Have another look at the video. Maybe you can see there🤔
Is that driver side crooked? Looks like it’s not lying correctly.
It may have been off a tad🤔
Is it possible to tap into the wires from under the hood and not take down the inner fender?!
If you can locate them I don’t see why not🤔
Seems unnecessary for it to be such a big device.
using this video to install voodonala fender light on flu hehe
Hope it helps👍
What size push clips did you use to replace them I just ordered this kit please post!!
Randall got them. Perhaps he’ll respond 🤔
Where did you go to get the push pins to replace the rivets?
Originally on Amazon I believe. I had them👍
@@robmotiveplus how did you get into the foot well of the passenger side
@shaabosqueezy6599 behind the fender well.
Well done I like
Thanks 👍
Really struggling with getting an entry point through that grommet on passenger side. Any tips or pictures of where you went through? Tried a wire hanger, no dice.
Look on the fire wall about 3/4 the way up.
Thanks for the response. I can find the spot to go through for sure, but just having a hell of a time pushing anything through, and scared I’ll hit a wire.
Stay in the lower corner and aim low👍
Any luck? I've had none
@@Seramez25 yes I had some luck with really jamming a clothes wire hard through that lower left corner of the rubber grommet from the inside of the cab out. The wire popped out high up into the engine and we ended up taking the connector off the white wire, taping it on the clothes hanger and pulling it back into the cab. Reattaching the connector once inside.
I think the one on the passenger side isn’t set right like it was set crooked.
If so it must be minute! I don’t see it🤔
Nevermind I guess the fitment to me looks crooked on both sides I doubt y’all put it wrong. Man I was looking foward to getting this but idk fitment seems off to me.
I was excited about the product, but I tend to agree with his statement. Might just be an optical illusion but both side seems a little off to me. Like the product is a bit too big for the groove.
Also, does the courtesy light come on when I unlock the doors from afar with a remote or only if the door is already open ?
And of course, thank you for taking the time to make a video.
@@fredzerflamand6425 I had these installed on my Jeep Wrangler JL last month. You are right - the ones in this video are both off. When I picked up my vehicle after the install I noticed the same thing had happened on the driver's side of my Jeep, so I had the shop remove it and re-align it. Trick is to line up the top of the lighting assembly with the trim indent line...it should be the alignment point used, rather than trying to align the lighting assembly around the vent trim.
They R sweet.
And functional too👍
So is there a good LED headlight replacement?
Checkout Headlight Revolution. They have many. You can also use discount code RobMotive for free shipping 👍
Not a great turning radius on the gladiator.
It’s actually not bad👍
Dang thats fugly
Personal preference I suppose.