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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มิ.ย. 2022
- This is a must if you own a Jeep Gladiator. It is no over expensive or time consuming and the benefits are huge! The reflectors aren't doing much and when replaced with Oracle's LED reverse lights, the light out put is a game changer. I had to install them different than what oracle had said in their instructions but it actually worked much better in the long run. If you any questions please email or comment and I'll do my best to answer. Thanks for watching.
Link to product:
www.oraclelights.com/products...
If you want to send me any products for testing or review please send info to lee.dixon@live.ca
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Thanks for this video, I've just installed the Oracle backup lights and encountered the same problems. I'll be straight wiring first thing tomorrow,👍
It's actually better straight wired I can use it for camping! Thanks for watching
This is very interesting, I did the Oracle LED taillights and bumper lights and got the exact same issue with the reverse lights flashing, except on the right side as that's where I put the PnP wiring harness. However, when I went back to the stock taillights the LED bumper lights work fine. EVERY LED bulb or taillight I've tried flashes just like yours, even when I removed the wiring harness entirely and took it and the bumper lights out of the circuit. I've given up on having true LED taillights.
The tail lights work fine but yeah the back lights did not want to work... I ran them directly to my Voswitch it works great.
If you have a tazer mini tuner can you not change your taillights to led in the computer so it will work normally?
Oh yeah 💯 percent you can! I am just poor so I haven't got one of those yet lol 😆. Thanks for watching.
It would have been easier to take off the 8 bolts holding the bumper on. They are easier to access with an impact, then you can use the impact on the reflector bolts.
Damit your right lol if I could go back in time I would 100% do that. It was such a pain in the ass to take them off and on. Thanks for watching.
You just needed to program your ecm for led lights with a taser and the wiring harness would of worked
@@jeffkeith2841 true but I didn't have the $400 for a Tazer
@Jeff Keith: Supposed to be plug and play. To be honest, Oracle touts their comprehensive testing and this shouldn’t have these problems on (3) specific tail light systems: The OEM incandescent, the OEM LED and their own brand flush mount. Well, a significant number of people with all 3 setups are having problems…..and some are using the Tazer. This design is a fail and unless you direct-line them to a switch like he did, buyers should be aware of these problems: Know that Oracle will not take them back and probably not help you through the issue. Hell, you darn near have to ambush them on a high-traffic online forum to get them to respond.