Easiest Way To Install A Hood Light Strip! (For Most Vehicles)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- This week I install the Silverholder led hood light strip on my ram 1500, and show you how i did it step by step, It has an awesome startup sequence!
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Make sure your fuses/fuse taps are inserted the correct way and not backwards! ALSO pick a fuse slot that isn’t important to the vehicle operation, like aux or spare, just in case the fuse does pop, you aren’t losing a crucial part to your vehicle running
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Finally! An installation video that actually shows and discusses how to mess with the fuse box to light these up! Thank you!
Glad to help!🙏🏼
Great video! Would only suggest adding a little electric grease to the wire ends to prevent corrosion. Other than that, great step by step!
I definitely appreciate your simplistic explanation for installation. Thanks
Glad it helped!🤘🏼
Appreciate the thorough walkthrough and link to fuse taps! Looks amazing man
Thank you for watching!🤘🏼
I have a Refreshed 2022 Silverado 1500 RST. I installed this recently on my truck and maybe can help someone out there who may have some questions on this install with the same truck. Firstly I installed it on the actual hood of the truck in front of the weather strip(just my preference). You cannot see the light at all from installing it in this location(tape the light itself almost dead even to slightly proud of the edge of the hood). I ran the wires through the hood and grounded it to the negative battery terminal with a crimped electrical eyelet. The positive(red/hot wire) I ran to the engine fuse panel and used a fuse tap into fuse #28 (Park Lamp Mirror/Grill) using a micro2 5 amp fuse. The light draws about 2 amps so you don't need anything above 5 amps. When installing the fuse tap(install factory fuse on the bottom then the new fuse where the wire is part is) pay attention to the way you pull out the fuse from the panel, you will want to install the new fuse tap in the same direction. The orientation does matter so the spades should all be following in the correct direction.(watch a fuse tap video if you are unclear of what I mean.) It can potentially cause electrical issues if you do not have this orientation correct even though it will "work" either way you put it in. Those of you who have this truck know that when you hit the unlock button there is factory dynamic light show with the blinkers. When using fuse #28 the led light strip WILL activate as well when you unlock the doors in-sync with the front blinkers. The dynamic LED light will NOT stay on constant with just the DRLs on during the day. When the head lights are on at night the LED light will do its automation when the truck is started and stay illuminated until you shut the truck off. Hope this helps!
Great points, thank you!
Thank you for the help
Dude great video honestly the best ive seen so far on this current subject and you even went in depth with the incorrect and correct way. Keep makimg content youre the real deal! 💪
I appreciate it! Thanks for watching!🙏🏼
What do you do if you have to pull your grill out and change a headlamp
I would just pull the edges off the headlights and leave it attached on the grill! I have some 3m double sided tape id use to re-attach everything when i put it back together!
I don't know how but I've never taken off my grill to replace a headlamp on my headlights (RAM 1500) I can take off the whole assembly somehow without taking that big grill off
Man this is a well detailed video. Thank you man. I just purchased. I haven’t installed yet but I will later today.
Thanks for watchin!🤘🏼
I watched a number of similar videos and yours is definitely my favorite. But for some reason nobody covers the little issue I had of not being able to close the fuse box cover with a wire sticking out from the fuse tap. I had to cut a notch in the lid for the wire with a Dremel so I could close it. Maybe this was obvious to others but I had to get over my OCD reluctance to "damage" anything on my new car. I reasoned "it's just a lid, who cares" :-)
I appreciate it! Yes, all i did was took a little file and just barely notched it so the wire doesn’t get smashed!
you could always locate where all the factory wires enter into the fuse box from the bottom and fish it in from there somehow
He said don’t do it that way but my Durango has been installed the lazy way for 7 months now
I just have a question please so if you using the fuse tap does the fuse have to be the same number as the one your stealing from ? And what fuse would you recommend you hook the tap up to exactly cause I’m trying but have no clue what to do fr
No we are just piggybacking power when we are using a fuse tap. If your light came with an inline fuse already, that should mean that the light is technically already protected, therefore whatever fuse you use to power the light doesn’t matter too much. I would put in a lower fuse though if you have it, 2 or 5 maybe since it doesn’t draw a lot of power. Tap into one that isn’t crucial for your vehicle to operate in case anything happens. I used my “seat heater” slot, even though my truck doesn’t have seat heaters, it still has a fuse for them in the box, so find a slot that only has power when your vehicle is running and that will make it turn on and off with your vehicle, hope that helps!
@@DakotaNationRacing yessssssss thank you so much and I had order a fuse tap from AliExpress and it came with a 10 fuse so I’ll be better off buying a lower one and using tht instead with it ?
If your light already has an inline fuse then it should technically be protected already and a 10 is a bit high but should still work. If your light doesn’t already have a fuse in line then i would maybe go try and find a 2 or 5 that’ll work from your local auto parts store
dude nice freaking video, just bought one for my silverado 09 and this video made the installation so much easier! Kudos bro!
Thanks for watching!🤘🏼
I have a Mazda 3 2009, the ACC fuses are on the inside, can you tell me which fuse I can safely tap into in the engine compartment. Thanks
Sorry I don’t have that car so i’m not exactly sure. You can always take it to your local stereo shop and they can help you out wiring it up, finding a good wire to tap into under the hood even, hope that helps!
Hi. I installed mine and it is coming on but stays on, it wont turn off when I switch the engine off. Its just "on" constantly. I have red wire in 10amp fuse in fuse box and black wire grounded. Are they supposed to be connected to the lights or something?
Sounds like you found a fuse that has power all the time, you want to look for a fuse thats only on when the key is on, BUT not important for the vehicle to run in case you have an issue, for mine i used the seat heater fuse even though my truck isn’t equipped with them. It doesn’t have to be tied into the lights. Try finding a different fuse and let me know if that works!
Appreciate the video, can yourself or anyone else help me out please , I've fitted the scan light and it comes on with my cars lights (auto lights) when using the fob to unlock, which is what I wanted , I also wanted them to stay on with my lights when I start the engine but it goes off once the engine starts ????
Hmm not sure, sounds like it’s only getting power on the unlock obviously, not sure what fuse tap you have it wired up to or if you tapped straight into a wire. If its wired to your lights, have you tried to manually turn your lights on and see if it is working when the rest of the lights are on?
Mannn thank you so much for braking it down the way you did!! What a great way to explain this! For sure I will let you know when I get my lights thank you very much! You have a new subscriber here
Thank you I very much appreciate it!!
How to install for Toyota Highlander 2018? Please 🙏🙏
If i had one id make a video! Should be the same idea, just go to a local stereo shop and see what they’d charge you to install!
Great video, precise and straight to the point! Would it better to attach the red wire to the day time running light fuse or just any fuse that has no power when the car is off? What about the Amp? Dose it matter since the fuse tap is 5 Amp? Do you need to find a fuse (no power when car is off) that is only 5 Amp or any Amp is ok? thanks. Subscribed and thumbs up
You can run it to your DRL fuse if you would like, any amp should be fine, if you bought the same one as me its already protected with an inline fuse so you don’t need to find a fuse that is only 5 amp!
My question is what size fuse (amp) do I need in the upper slot of the tap in order for the led lights to work?
Thanks!
If you bought the same strip light i did, you should already have an inline fuse for the light, if thats the case, the light doesn’t draw very much power so you can throw a small fuse in there like a 5 maybe! Again it should already be protected with the inline fuse on the light strip!
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What do I need to search for the type of eyelet you're using? Everything I am finding is different.
You can use all kinds of different styles but if you look up “spade terminals” online, that’ll point you in the similar direction
I did everything but it lits up before I get to start the car..what am i doing wrong ??
You must have put the fuse tap to a slot that is hot all the time, it need to be in a slot that only has power when the vehicle is on, hope that helps!
I've gone through 3 of these lights from different sellers including silverholder and they've all failed in less than 3 months. Has anyone else had this issue?
Thats weird! I haven’t heard of that, mine ran strong. I would say maybe you got a weird factory defect but having 3 fail, thats not likely!
Great video just one question which fuse do u choose to use or how do u determine among the fuse inside the fuse box is there a specific one and how many amps
Choose one thats not vital to the vehicle running, i used my seat heater slot (even though my truck doesn’t have seat heaters in it). You want a slot that only gets power when the vehicle is running or your light will be on all the time. The strip light should already by protected by the inline fuse that comes with it, so just use a low amp fuse like a 5 if you got one
What if you have to manually turn your headlights on and want the led strip to only light up with the headlights?
You can tap into your headlight wire and then they will only be on with your headlights!
great video man just 1 question is it on for the day aswell?
Only is on when the truck is on to not drain the battery
Great video I just have one question what do you do with the negative wire when you have the fuse tap ?
The negative goes to the negative post on your battery
Is there a real problem if we don’t use the fuse caps just the cable direct to the fuse?
Yes! Don’t do that, could possibly cause electrical problems, burn things up or could even cause a fire. I don’t like to mess around when it comes to electrical! Some people even look down on fuse taps saying they are the lazy way to do things.
what is the lenght of the led strip would you recommend for a ram 1500 - crewcab. awesome video by the way - just subscribed.
My truck is a 1500 crew cab as well and i got the 70”, i appreciate the support!!🤙🏼
why do my fuse taps still power without the battery turned on?
Some fuses are hot all the time, find one that only has power when the key is on!
How do I know the size for my 23 Silverado?
I got the 70” just pull a rough measurement where you think you want to run your light and buy accordingly!
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Can we get an update on durability? Are they still running?
Mine was running great for months! I recently removed it to give the truck a different look and have some other plans in mind for a new grille and front bumper setup! As with most things, people have had problems with those style of lights but for the most part i’ve heard positive things.
i have a ram 1500 too and i need the numbers of the fuses you used plz
I just used the seat heater fuse! Cant remember what the number was exactly, ill have to go take a look
What fuse do I use for a 2019 nissan kicks
Sorry i dont have that vehicle so im not sure the fuse situation there! If you are talking about the fuse for that actual light id stick with something smaller, 2 or 5 probably.
What fuse did you tap into? Asking for a friend 😅
Used my “seat heater” slot, even though my truck didnt have seat heaters you still get the slot
Can I connect it to the IGN coil 20A?
I wouldn’t recommend connecting to anything that is important for the operation of your vehicle. Just in case something goes wrong
Can you make a video on installing it to a 2021 toyota corolla le
If i had that car i would! Should be the same idea for each vehicle though as far as the install goes!
Is it illegal to get the same thing but the color blue instead?
Youll have to check your local rules! Ive never had an issue with the cops where im at about it, but not sure the legality!
I was able to get that nice animation on start up by fuse tapn my parking light fuse. It may get annoying seeing it every time you open/close doors but it doesn’t stay on the whole time and when you remote start it the lights are nice
Nice! Good to know!!
so i recently bought a product from hoodflare, but it doesnt come with thag inline fuse u said, it just has exposed cables at the end. any help as to how i can connect it?
With no inline fuse you'll need to add your own fuse. He has links to fuses and fuse taps in the description. He also shows how to use both products at the end of the vid
Yes^ Without an inline fuse yes you’ll want to make certain you use a fuse tap with the correct fuse for your application so you don’t have any issues!
What is it with every "Truck Guy" trying to install Lights on their trucks. You people are like Moths to a Light... Addd more Light, We Need More Light, get More and More Lights. Its a Truck not a God Damn Christmas Tree
I just got mine and it does not turn on all the way what do I do
Only half of it turns on? If thats the case id return it and get another one
Hi, Do I really need the fuse taps?
Yes, and even using fuse taps are debated as being “lazy” compared to other ways
think i just keep missing it, but did you say what length you got?
No worries, i got the 70” one!
That's not an eyelet bud that's a spade connector.
So which fise was it and how many? amp
Used my “seat heater” fuse even though my truck doesn’t have seat heaters, i still have the slot. If your light has an inline fuse already then it should already be protected, but id throw a 2 or 5 or something low in your fuse tap
Sloppy install and bet it won't last that long. But surely not my RAM....I don't care. Besides looks like it belongs in the hood.
Is this legal driving at night in Pennsylvania
Not sure, you’ll have to look that up, they aren’t bright enough to blind oncoming drivers, I’ve never had an issue with it in Idaho!
That last bit with the fuse tap: you put the fuse you took out of the fuse box in the bottom slot on the tap, do you have to add something to the top slot on the tap or does it still provide power to the wire?
Yes your top slot needs to have a fuse to power your light, if you leave it empty then your light wont work
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When go to change headlight your gona have problem.
Ive had to partially remove the strip and i just used some double sided tape and it worked great! But yes, you can install it differently depending on how often you are tearing the front of the truck apart!👌🏼
Nice video thank you 6:48
Appreciate it!🙏🏼
Attaching to the negative side of the battery and I placed a fuse tap into the fuse that operates the radio...is that good?
Sure! I would just not put your fuse tap on something important for running the vehicle, you dont want to get stranded in a worst case scenario! But the radio should be fine, as long as the light turns on and off as you like👍🏼
@@DakotaNationRacing hey thanks for replying the radio fuse tap didn’t work the lights stayed on, not sure how to do this now, any suggestions? The vehicle is a 2017 Camry I’d be grateful for any assistance u can lend.
I used my “seat heater” fuse tap, even though my truck doesn’t have those, it still comes with the fuse and slot, so try out another one like that until you find one that works like you want!
What length did you use?
I got the 70” for my truck
I may sound dumb right now but is there a certain type of fuse that is better. Like what size of fuse I guess is what I am asking. Thank you so much for a simple video explaining all the steps.
Haha there are no dumb questions! Basically the higher the number on the fuse, the more current it takes to “pop”. If you ordered a light strip that already comes with an inline fuse (like mine in the video) then it is technically already protected. So the fuse that you put in your fuse tap shouldn’t really matter in this case, however to be safe i would throw a low fuse in there maybe like a 5 if you have one! Also make sure you tap into a fuse slot that isn’t necessary for your vehicle to run and drive, in case of an emergency you don’t want to get stranded because you tapped into an “important” fuse and it popped, hope this helps!
That is perfect. Thank you so much for the help. Yes mine has the fuse protector basically think it’s the same one as in your video. I will hopefully get it all sorted this weekend. Take care and thanks again
So my car uses micro fuses and some extras but no 5amp. For the ACC slot it has a 10amp. Should I still get a 5amp for these lights or use one of the 10amp extras? And yesi was going to use the ACC fuse slot. Thanks for letting me ask cause not trying to mess my car up. 2023 Kia sportage 😀
10 should be fine! It should technically be protected by the inline fuse already on there
The Red wire should be on ACC fuse?
Yes, just meaning that power only goes to that fuse when the key is on!
what length did you go with?
I went with the 70” for my truck
How do you find the center spot
You can pull a measurement from a spot on the vehicle and find the center, otherwise you can just eyeball it and get close!
Without a relay will it catch on fire
I would really only use a relay when pulling higher power, however to be safe yes go ahead and use a relay!
Good grief, just go buy a led rechargeable flashlight from harbor freight!
Front of car, with acumulator i dont have fuse box and what can i do with negative pole
You have to hook these up to a fuse in your fuse box, not sure where your vehicles fuse box is located you might need to do some online research if you can’t find it, for the negative wire it can just go to a ground on the vehicle, it doesn’t need to go to the negative pole on the battery
@@DakotaNationRacing can i connect negative wire to low beam
Unfortunately no
Knowledge is magic thanks my man very professional!
Glad it helped! Thanks for watchin!🤘🏼
I just bought an LED strip like that for my truck and gonna get some other LEDs to go around the bed and two strips to go under the hood for better lighting there also and this video helped show me how I should actually do it
And that means the lights are on unless turned off manually, nice.
Anyone has an link for the ground connector
You can go to your local auto parts store and they will have a variety of different connectors for you!
@@DakotaNationRacing thank ya thank ya
Great instructional video, thank you. It would've been nice to see the scanning light when you turn your beautiful truck on.
Not gonna lie, that looked sick as hell. I actually really like that. I did have grille lights on my front grille on my Silverado, they were a separate piece of plastic that came down the sides on the inside and across the bottom like 1/4 of the way through and I cut the sealant they used off like some kind of silicone or something and I took the white lights they had in them and replaced them with some other RGB led strips I bought off Amazon that were meant for the eyebrow lights and the had a switch back function too. I put it all back together and sealed them again myself, which I thought I 100% sealed them back, here in Florida we had a nasty week of rain and somehow rain got into the plastic housings and friend the LED strips because the strips I used came in the same rubber covering but I had to take them out to fit in those pieces for the grille. So now I’m on attempt 2 with different LED’s but actually might not use them after seeing this, what I might do is get 2 of these strips and make a whole outline around my grille, maybe take some of my green vinyl tint and wrap them in it so it gives off a green tint instead but hella sick. I totally dig it.
That sounds like a cool idea, let me know how that works if you end up goin that route!🤘🏼
Hey loved the vid but newbie here still a bit confused on the fuse box install, the strip I bought says it’s a 12V and when I look up the fuse box amps for my 2015 Honda Accord Hybrid the DRL is a 7.5A so do I just plug the piggy back into the DRL port and put the old plug into the bottom of the piggy back and tie the wires together and it would work? It’s okay that the DRL is 7.5A and not 12? would rly appreciate your help thank you in advance!
Im not familiar with hondas but it sounds like you may just be mixing up voltage vs. amps? When the light strip says its a 12v, that just means its for a 12v system, like cars and trucks, etc. The 7.5A that your stock DRL’s say is just how much it takes to power those specifically.
As long as you use the fuse tap on an accessory slot in your fuse box you should be good to go! Its hard to explain over text, not sure if i made it more confusing or not but hopefully that helps!😂 It honestly might be easier to just go to your local stereo shop and have them help you out or explain it better!
So how do you turn them off?
They turn on and off with the vehicle, as long as you wired them up correctly!
What's funny is the pricing for these are all over the place, I ended up finding a set of 2 71 inch for $30 on Amazon
Yes they are all over the place haha
I tried doing this the lazy way until I get some of those fuse taps and it didn’t work can someone help me I have a 2009 Chrysler 300
Make sure you have a good ground! Did you test the strip you got before you installed it to make sure it works?
What size fuse do u recommend for 4 of them? I have the same truck but I think I might wire into parking light fuse if that’s a possibility?
If you have the type of light that has an inline fuse, you should technically be protected there, so maybe just a 5-10 would be ok?
Legal in the UK? Could someone tell me please
Great video, thanks from 🇨🇦
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!!🤙🏼
What tester is that?
Just a cheapy circuit tester, not sure what brand it is sorry!
What fuse is the best to add it to inhave a hyundai i800 not shore wat fuse to use
if I'm tapping to a 15amp fuse, what fuse would I use for the top slot? 15amp is the only size that fits.
also, I can't seem to get a snug fit while using the fuse adapter and the LED lights are very dull....any help is appreciated.
You can use like a 5amp for the top, the light should already have an fuse built into it. You might just have the wrong size? I didn’t have any trouble with the fitment, everything was tight for me, maybe try a different fuse slot! Also I haven’t heard anyone having any problems with dull lights, you might’ve got a bad light from the factory
This is sickkk
Thanks for up close explanation of the fuse placement.
Lemme know if you have any specific questions! I might be able to help out!🤙🏼
@@DakotaNationRacing Appreciate that, brother. 🤜🏽🤛🏽
Ty very much on highly recommending fuse taps, as it's not mentioned in the product ad or item box received. 😮
Glad to help!
I tried to follow your instructions but when it came to the fuse box, none of my fuses were an acc fuse, I tested all of them and they were all hot, so what am I missing or is there another spot where I can get power? My vehicle is a 2007 Honda accord hybrid.
Did you have the key on when you were testing? There should be some ACC for you to pull from that only would be on when the cars on. Unfortunately im not familiar with the accord platform, you might have to do a little research to find the correct fuse to pull from! Many vehicles have more than one fuse box, sorry I don’t have a solution but hope that helps!
That is really impressive, and it's easy to learn how to install it by my self.
Thanks for you video bro👍
Thanks for watching!🤙🏼
So… what about those of us with batteries in the trunk?
Is the fuse box in the trunk as well? You could also use a “wire tap” to tap into a wire towards the front of your vehicle, there should be videos on TH-cam of how to use wire taps if you haven’t done it!
@@DakotaNationRacing I will look into it! That’s for the reply
I was just wondering for my own sake if this is legal?
The laws are different from state to state, but I haven’t had any issues or heard anyone having issues with it! It’s not to bright to blind traffic or anything!
@@DakotaNationRacing Ok sweet thank you and thank you for the straight forward tutorial!
No problem, glad you enjoyed!🤘🏼
With installing it on that top lip, does it make it harder to open to hood of the truck? I think it projects the most light from that location, but I'm worried about functionality going forward and opening the hood. How does it do with that?
I haven’t tried it for myself but i’ve heard of people doing that, I know on some trucks there is a weatherstrip seal right on the hood so without removing that you wouldn’t be able to mount it on the hood, sorry wish i could help more!
why do the lights always sag. every SINGLE car that has them they sag all ugly
Imo, the strip with the signal lights Ana alternate options would be way better. Still a slick clean look though.
Ya those are cool for sure!
I did mine and the led lights are on even the engine is off?
Why is it on even if im not using the car
Sounds like you tapped into a fuse that’s always hot even with the vehicle off, find one that only works when the key is on and that should fix it
Hey bud i have question say i only need a small for piece for my hood vent which is like 16 inches or so can i use what i cut off and rewire it all together or once i cut the led its no good? I think i have enough to do my hood?
I wish! You cant cut these lights, I haven’t looked for one but maybe there a kind out there that you can!
Thanks for this! I watched this video wondering if it would be too challenging for me to install and I'm thinking no. I just need to get the fuse caps. Thank you!
Glad to help!🙏🏼
Brother that’s awesome. What size did you buy? I have a gmc sierra ?
I went with the 70” on mine and had extra length! Pull a rough measurement and see what you come up with but im guessing 70” should work for you, thanks for watchin!🤘🏼
Great video! Thanks as always for your content! Quick question... How bright are they during daylight? I have halogen DRLs and would like to add a more modern look to my vehicle. Thanka again!
Thank you! The strip light is just like a DRL as well, you can see it during the day decently well depending how bright it is and obviously brighter at night. They are just meant to give your vehicle a different look, they dont project enough light for you to drive with like a headlight does, it’s strictly for looks but i like how they look!🤘🏼
The correct way is to tap into the Parking light harness. Using self sealing crimp connectors & shrink wrap. “Fuse Taps” are a poor quality/lazy hack job way to do this. “If it’s worth doing. It’s worth doing Right.”!
Many ways to get it done! Was trying to make it easier for people that aren’t super comfortable around wiring anyways, but yes there are better ways to do it
Yeah I like the easy simple methods too. I’m not an electrician and I’m not paying bread if I can get away with doing it myself.
Thank you for this video. I’m a bit confused on the fuse tap. Does the light wire go in the tail or do I create a fuse for it?
Also what is the name of the song in your video?
Yes you crimp the positive light wire into the tail of the fuse tap! The name of the song is: Bender by Dylan Sitts
I have fuse taps and was going to use one in the slot where the lights are being used, but the tap doesn’t fit into that small space. Should I use another slot that is not being used for anything?
Ya theres a few different size of fuses but if you only have the 1 size fuse tap then youll have to try and find a slot that fits the fuse tap you have and just hopefully its an accessory fuse and not hot all the time! I have the fuse tap link in the description and that one comes with a couple of each size if you can’t get yours to work out
Great video! Just one question. I purchased the one that would work with turn signals as well. Any video or advice on how to connect those wires to work when turn signal is on? Thank
You in advance.
Thanks! I haven’t installed that style yet but i’m guessing you’ll just need a couple wire taps. Find out where your turn signal wires are and wire tap them to the wires on the strip light, hope that helps!
What are the bottom lights that are yellowish?
I installed those in my bumper at an angle to help me see off to the side while im turning! They can be considered “fog lights” but I didn’t intentionally install them for that reason!
@@DakotaNationRacing if they were white i would think it would look super clean where u get em
I just threw in a set of white ones next to them, they were off amazon: amzn.to/3QIOEBp
so what happens when you have to replace the headlights don't you have to remove the grill to replace the head lights?
Yes, I’ve already removed the grill a few times, I just use double sided tape!
What’s the length of the strip for ram 1500 classic?
I got the 70”!