Great job. I struggle to even remove my existing light so much I almost gave up then I watched your video it looks so easy. I am still struggle though.
Why did you unscrew plastic under the car? Is it necessary? How’s a rainy night time? I have two options yellow 3k or white 6k. I don't know which one is better ))
have you ever heard about the XTOOL X100 PAD2? u know if its bi directional? AND the Ancel X6 OBD2 Diagnostic?? (supposedly does some bi directional controls)?? cheerz!
Awesome job! Please let us know if you find something for the Pathfinder as well! it would look amazing putting the same style for the Pathfinder. Btw after seeing your video, i went on the website to see the difference between these and the 2019 pathfinder i honestly didn't see a big difference? do you think these actually will fit the Pathfinder as well? Please take a look, and let us know if its true and itll actually the same size im buying!
These fogs are made for Toyota vehicles. I do like the performance of these fog lights. I will check to see if they have something for the Pathfinder. If I get a hold of some, I will make a video.
After one year you post this video what’s the update on those fog lights any comments?? I’m planning to get them cause the one I just bought there are glass and already cracked after a month since I bought it
You will need to install your own wiring harness to get power from the battery and also run the harness into the vehicle for the fog light switch. It's not a simple plug and play.
LED "conversion" bulbs or the complete housings are not DOT approved. They are essentially illegal on any car that was not originally equipped with LEDs from the factory. As of a year ago this was true in every State in the USA and every Province or Territory in Canada. In the USA the "strength" of the low beam light ( lumens????) is somewhere around 1300 but it is slightly higher in some States. I'm not talking about 6000 K (kelvins) that is the "colour" of the light not the "brightness". Many LED Conversion bulbs and there are hundreds if not thousands of them, have a "slightly brighter" amount of light but most have obnoxious "brightness", hence people coming in the other direction get temporarily blinded by the LEDs ( not a good idea having someone travelling towards you at 60 mph that can't see the road for a few seconds while passing by you). I like that on these "driving lights" there is an adjustment to adjust the up and down of the beam pattern. Driving lights areNOT intended to light the road 409 feet in front of you they are meant to light the road from 3 feet in front of you to about 10-15 feet in front but mostly to the sides. This is so in poor visibility conditions you can see the road markings ( centerline and side line ). Most people won't like your new LEDs simply because the white light is hard to get used to and not necessarily because of "poor aiming" or a beam pattern that doesn't focus the light to the front more so than to the sides. Lastly, they may not be DOT compliant but I have yet to see or hear of anyone being ticketed by a cop.
Great job. I struggle to even remove my existing light so much I almost gave up then I watched your video it looks so easy. I am still struggle though.
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Why did you unscrew plastic under the car? Is it necessary?
How’s a rainy night time? I have two options yellow 3k or white 6k. I don't know which one is better ))
Best install I’ve ever seen!!!!
What is the name of the song at the end of the video?
The headlights still yellow. Any plans for that?
Just replace light bulb led .
@@angelina6339any can fit?
Please teach me how to access the links to product ordering information. I can't figure it out. Thanks.
have you ever heard about the XTOOL X100 PAD2? u know if its bi directional? AND the Ancel X6 OBD2 Diagnostic?? (supposedly does some bi directional controls)?? cheerz!
have u considered proteciton film?
Awesome job! Please let us know if you find something for the Pathfinder as well! it would look amazing putting the same style for the Pathfinder. Btw after seeing your video, i went on the website to see the difference between these and the 2019 pathfinder i honestly didn't see a big difference? do you think these actually will fit the Pathfinder as well? Please take a look, and let us know if its true and itll actually the same size im buying!
You made it seem very easy lol
Will these fog 💡 fit into a nissan pathfinder s that doesnt have factory fog. 💡?
These fogs are made for Toyota vehicles. I do like the performance of these fog lights. I will check to see if they have something for the Pathfinder. If I get a hold of some, I will make a video.
@@dial2fast thank you sounds awesome
@@dial2fast any word on the fog lights for a nissan pathfinder s you would recommend?
After one year you post this video what’s the update on those fog lights any comments?? I’m planning to get them cause the one I just bought there are glass and already cracked after a month since I bought it
They are still working to this day.
What about the headlamps, are they original, if they are, what bulbs?
Can you please give me a link where we can buy this lights?
Link in video description.
Will this fog light fit to my 2020 highlander?
No
would these blind oncoming traffic
It has a nice clean cutoff at the top of the beam pattern and does not blind oncoming traffic.
My did not come with fog light what can I do
You will need to install your own wiring harness to get power from the battery and also run the harness into the vehicle for the fog light switch. It's not a simple plug and play.
Where can i get this?
Amazon
Is it DOT compliant?
The manufacturer claims it's DOT approved. That's all I can say about it.
LED "conversion" bulbs or the complete housings are not DOT approved. They are essentially illegal on any car that was not originally equipped with LEDs from the factory. As of a year ago this was true in every State in the USA and every Province or Territory in Canada. In the USA the "strength" of the low beam light ( lumens????) is somewhere around 1300 but it is slightly higher in some States. I'm not talking about 6000 K (kelvins) that is the "colour" of the light not the "brightness". Many LED Conversion bulbs and there are hundreds if not thousands of them, have a "slightly brighter" amount of light but most have obnoxious "brightness", hence people coming in the other direction get temporarily blinded by the LEDs ( not a good idea having someone travelling towards you at 60 mph that can't see the road for a few seconds while passing by you). I like that on these "driving lights" there is an adjustment to adjust the up and down of the beam pattern. Driving lights areNOT intended to light the road 409 feet in front of you they are meant to light the road from 3 feet in front of you to about 10-15 feet in front but mostly to the sides. This is so in poor visibility conditions you can see the road markings ( centerline and side line ). Most people won't like your new LEDs simply because the white light is hard to get used to and not necessarily because of "poor aiming" or a beam pattern that doesn't focus the light to the front more so than to the sides. Lastly, they may not be DOT compliant but I have yet to see or hear of anyone being ticketed by a cop.
@@alexwill3722 I got a warning for this install lol
Looks blue