AlphaRex NOVA-Series Headlights Install & Review on 3rd Gen Tundra | 2022 Toyota Tundra TRD Offroad
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ม.ค. 2024
- Today the 3rd Gen Tundra is getting the new AlphaRex Nova Series Headlights. We are going over the installation and wiring of the 2024-2022 Toyota Tundra Headlights. For Reference, this installation is for a 2022 Tundra TRD Offroad Limited with the Reflector style Headlights
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2022 Toyota Tundra TRD Off-Road Limited Super White
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00:01 Intro 2024-2022 Toyota Tundra Headlights
02:04 Installation
02:20 Removing Front Bumper
04:02 Removing OEM Headlights
06:13 Tundra AlphaRex Headlight Wiring
11:20 Reinstalling Headlights
12:17 Review and Final Thoughts - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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What about the auto adjustment on the Tundra limited, does your come with it? If so, is it still working with the Aloharex heads?
Does the add on fuse wiring come with the harness kit for the sr5?
Quick question, i’ve had these lights installed but always wondered how you put the grey and red wire into the fuse box, i’ve had them just go in from the edge but it is just pinching the wire. Do you have any recommendations, did you drill a hole into the fuse box? Any help is appreciated! Thank you!
Are those the same ones for the 2022 tundra sr5?
Quick question: Been watching your videos and noticed you went from chrome mustache to black and now to white. Looking back, which color is your favorite?
Hi,
Would you happen to know where do I connect the black wire if the battery on my tundra hybrid is underneath the back seat?
I appreciate your help
Do you have to ground to the battery? I have a hybrid. Just wondering if I could ground the body instead of
You Don't, you can ground to the body with the rest of the OEM Grounds, it usually what I do, but for the sake of this video just did the battery.
Doesnt the TRD Pro and 1794+ models have auto leveling headlights and moving to any aftermarket light you have to manually adjust them?
That is correct!
The headlights retain all factory features, therefore Autoleveling should also work on the PRO and 1794 models. For reference, on my Limited, I'm able to level out the headlights using the little in cab twist knob.
@@GearheadJTI don’t think that is entirely correct. TRD Jon did this with his Platinum and he confirmed that you loose the auto levelling feature with these aftermarket headlights. You will have to manually adjust them.
adding these lights has cause a rear view camera issue where i lost the guidance system. well that's what Toyota is blamings it on
Was this ever fixed, if so how was it fixed? Would you still recommend these?