ilovexjhahajk

I'll keep an eye on them and see if they last. Were you able to return them? Or did you just keep them on?

ilovexjhahajk

I would reccomend taking off the anti flicker harness and see if the brights work. If they do, then I would reccomend getting some better harnesses.

1987GW

I contacted the seller (as they're a third party, not amazon proper) and they wanted me to send them to some apartment in California, not a business address, so I've just written them off as a "you get what you pay for" (I.e. Chinese knock off) and kept them. I'll give the harness idea a try, as the quality of the originals was indeed suspect anyway. New harnesses would cost as much as postage, so worth a shot....

ilovexjhahajk

Yeah it's worth just taking the flicker harness out of the equation, it would tell you if the high beam LED is bad, or if the problem lies in the harness.

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Another picture, because who likes looking at a thread without any pictures of the jeep haha

1987GW

good call on the harness. Reinstalled them just now, leaving the flicker harness off, and the brights work, and there is no flicker at all. Guess I didn't need that in the first place. Thanks agin for the suggestion!

ilovexjhahajk

Glad I could help. If they do start flickering just buy a quality harness from quadratec, they sell the trucklite brand and they also have there own brand.

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So after installing my Sunpie LED lights I did notice my high beams were not working after a week, like another member had posted. So I made a YouTube video on how to find the problem and fix it. https://youtu.be/hS4kqj_7pIE

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At work and couldn't help but snap a picture.

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Recent picture of what I did with some plastidip on my doors.