led headlight retrofit on 84 not hid or h4 headache
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led headlight retrofit on 84 not hid or h4 headache
hey all trying to find a pigtail(as in relays ect) to retrofit led 7x6 genssi headlights in my 84 .Toyota has a ground switch headlight system iam toatly unfamailer with every post I find reverts to hid or h4 but these are the 7x6 that replace your stock halegons really frustrating I cant b the only person to do this found a post on here that started out with same question including pics of high and low beam but couldn't figure out what the cure was .if anyone has a link for a wiring pigtail for sale would be great. the ones linked wernt compatiable with Toyota. any advice is appreiciated .the leds are such a vast improvement that its worth the effort to make them work other wise id put halogens back in .I consider my google kung fu above average but really hitting brick wall with this one
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Would these work http://m.ebay.com/itm/7-x6-LED-Headlights-Sealed-Beam-Square-Headlamps-For-Toyota-Pickup-Truck-2Pcs-/172369997357?fits=Year%3A1984%7CMake%3AToyota%7CMo del%3APickup&hash=item28220d6e2d%3Ag%3A9kQAAOSwh2x X-1ev&_trkparms=pageci%253Ad9dedba1-fc21-11e6-af5d-74dbd1801d5e%257Cparentrq%253A7a76f24515a0a2af17a0 dc2fffee7706%257Ciid%253A14
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Headlight harness
Any generic headlight harness will do, but may require some pin swapping..
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTri...shtml#TechInfo
http://www.4crawler.com/4x4/CheapTri...shtml#TechInfo
Last edited by Co_94_PU; 02-26-2017 at 07:15 AM.
#4
you are installing these?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/GENSSI-27450...NXjl3B&vxp=mtr
maybe contact this guy on you tube, he has some sort of adapter he shows wired up and he sells genssi headlights
if you have the same ones, I would return them...output looks really anemic
low beam
high beams
http://www.ebay.com/itm/GENSSI-27450...NXjl3B&vxp=mtr
maybe contact this guy on you tube, he has some sort of adapter he shows wired up and he sells genssi headlights
if you have the same ones, I would return them...output looks really anemic
low beam
high beams
#5
Yes, wiring relays as 4Crawler illustrated ^^^ will work on headlights that require switched positive power.
HOWEVER...
[QUOTE=dropzone;52354805]you are installing these?
if you have the same ones, I would return them...output looks really anemic
[/QUOTE]
SECOND THAT.
Anemic and as the guy in video says, "Great Spread"... They clearly spread up to the skies.
If you install those you'd be joining the band of A$$holes who light up the heavens and blind others.
If you want better lights but are not willing to a $360 on Trucklites, please consider (in order of priority):
1) H4 connector conversion harness that will minimize power loss over the wiring and will help prolong the life of your dimmer combo / stalk switch,
2) An upgrade sealed-beam with better halogen bulbs inside, THEN
3) An upgrade 6054 / 7" x 6" housing that all0ws you to use your choice of halogen bulbs that use H4 connectors.
HOWEVER...
[QUOTE=dropzone;52354805]you are installing these?
if you have the same ones, I would return them...output looks really anemic
[/QUOTE]
SECOND THAT.
Anemic and as the guy in video says, "Great Spread"... They clearly spread up to the skies.
If you install those you'd be joining the band of A$$holes who light up the heavens and blind others.
If you want better lights but are not willing to a $360 on Trucklites, please consider (in order of priority):
1) H4 connector conversion harness that will minimize power loss over the wiring and will help prolong the life of your dimmer combo / stalk switch,
2) An upgrade sealed-beam with better halogen bulbs inside, THEN
3) An upgrade 6054 / 7" x 6" housing that all0ws you to use your choice of halogen bulbs that use H4 connectors.