Excellent instructional video! Two years after posting it and you’re still helping our community customize our vehicles. Although this is definitely an easy plug-n-play job I was able to install these lights on my ‘21 Wrangler that much easier. Thank you!
I installed these on my JLUR last week. I like them but wish the outer LED ring was a full circle, like my factory LED's were. the C shape is best viewed from side to corner but straight on the back is less of a view of brake lights. and if they made the turn signal light sequential would be a nice touch. These tail lights will give a warning on the Jeeps Dash as Turn Signal Light Not Working, while the outside light is working. I called Oracle about this since I didn't see it mentioned in their install video. They confirmed that they knew of this issue of the Jeeps computer not recognizing the Oracle Tail Light. I would like to see the wiring diagram of both Oracle and Factory tail lights to see what is missing to cause it to not read the tail light.
@@neilsenmarquez6058 if you don't have the factory LED package on your Jeep, then you will not get the warning. people who have the factory LED package get it because the computer is programed from the factory with their specific LED lighting and doesn't recognize non factory LED. non LED package isn't programed to look for LED, so it doesn't warn for things it isn't looking for
Installed these today. Video was super helpful. However the BSM do not work after install. No codes or anything, they simply just don't register cars in the blind spot. Are they supposed to work? Or are we simply moving over the sensors so not to get codes?
They are fucking sick, but the square is so recognizable for jeeps brand. Had they made these with the square ring. They would be the hottest jeep item of 2022.
To each their own! Our design isn't meant to mimic the factory TL but to present a different styling for those who wish to customize their Jeep. Ours have been very popular with that crowd. Thanks for watching!
I have a 2022 Jeep that came factory with the LED package, however It does NOT have the Safety Group (blind spot/cross path detection). I am trying to avoid the "turn signal out" problem that i see in a lot of comment sections. Will i need to make any modifications or am i looking at a simple plug and play? (Edit: I am more looking into the ORACLE BLACK SERIES LED JEEP WRANGLER JL TAIL LIGHTS in in the description for that product it mentions a "make modifications" link.)
We offer a replacement reverse light with a secondary lighting element in Amber LED which can be connected an a EU turn signal, chase light, or rear fog. www.oraclelights.com/products/oracle-lighting-dual-function-amber-white-reverse-led-module-for-jeep-wrangler-jl-flush-tail-lights
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Excellent instructional video! Two years after posting it and you’re still helping our community customize our vehicles.
Although this is definitely an easy plug-n-play job I was able to install these lights on my ‘21 Wrangler that much easier.
Thank you!
These are amazing and so much better than OEM. Easy install.
Excited what is coming for the bronco
Lots coming, stay tuned!
I installed these on my JLUR last week. I like them but wish the outer LED ring was a full circle, like my factory LED's were.
the C shape is best viewed from side to corner but straight on the back is less of a view of brake lights.
and if they made the turn signal light sequential would be a nice touch.
These tail lights will give a warning on the Jeeps Dash as Turn Signal Light Not Working, while the outside light is working.
I called Oracle about this since I didn't see it mentioned in their install video. They confirmed that they knew of this issue of the Jeeps computer not recognizing the Oracle Tail Light. I would like to see the wiring diagram of both Oracle and Factory tail lights to see what is missing to cause it to not read the tail light.
I just order this last night for 21 jl Willy’s I would hate if to see warning sign in my dash.would be a waste god damn it
@@neilsenmarquez6058 if you don't have the factory LED package on your Jeep, then you will not get the warning.
people who have the factory LED package get it because the computer is programed from the factory with their specific LED lighting and doesn't recognize non factory LED. non LED package isn't programed to look for LED, so it doesn't warn for things it isn't looking for
@@TwoFeatherChannel This is very illuminating.
@@Me_Caveman Glory be, You've seen the light.
Installed these today. Video was super helpful. However the BSM do not work after install. No codes or anything, they simply just don't register cars in the blind spot. Are they supposed to work? Or are we simply moving over the sensors so not to get codes?
Got one set but my JL is Euro specs. Would you please share the difference in the wiring between the US and Euro/export so I can do the manual work?
They are fucking sick, but the square is so recognizable for jeeps brand. Had they made these with the square ring. They would be the hottest jeep item of 2022.
To each their own! Our design isn't meant to mimic the factory TL but to present a different styling for those who wish to customize their Jeep. Ours have been very popular with that crowd. Thanks for watching!
I have a set of these but the blind spot sensors do not work, what is the fix or is there a fix for this?
I broke the panels/clips for me to get to unscrewing the signal lights. Where can I find replacement??
I have a 2022 Jeep that came factory with the LED package, however It does NOT have the Safety Group (blind spot/cross path detection). I am trying to avoid the "turn signal out" problem that i see in a lot of comment sections. Will i need to make any modifications or am i looking at a simple plug and play? (Edit: I am more looking into the ORACLE BLACK SERIES LED JEEP WRANGLER JL TAIL LIGHTS in in the description for that product it mentions a "make modifications" link.)
Is there a rear fog light option on these led tails?
We offer a replacement reverse light with a secondary lighting element in Amber LED which can be connected an a EU turn signal, chase light, or rear fog. www.oraclelights.com/products/oracle-lighting-dual-function-amber-white-reverse-led-module-for-jeep-wrangler-jl-flush-tail-lights
Been wanting this. I wish we could do away with that resistor
If you have a taser flash it for LED and you no longer would need the resistor.
@@ORACLElights awesome, and it looks like similar arrangements with JScan might work too-- thanks for bringing the product to JL!
@@MalachiBurke yes, correct. Any programmer such as a JScan will work!
Will superchips flashcal be able to disable the dash message?
@@jlroman2 did you figure it out? I also have super chips, I’d like to know.
I'm torn on these, I like the way they look, but I also like the factory tail lights.
These are DOT approved right?
DOT does not "approve" anything but YES they are compliant with all NHTSA and FMVSS regulations.
How would i know if i had halogen or led taillights
If you have the halo ring on the headlight then you have the LED package. If not you have halogen.
How to make Chilli
I cook my chili with beer.
@@phillipcraggs6202 and NO Beans
can we get these for JK?
Yes! Available now (EDIT, link updated) www.northridge4x4.com/part/5891-504-oracle-flush-mount-led-tail-lights
European version pls
If we can get 100 pre-orders we will make a Euro version.
@@ORACLElights there are definitely many potential buyers for the Euro version, and I am one of them.