Review on Daytime Running Assembly Driving Upgrade by William Sanchez

at least they're really good. I like everything about them. But the two things to watch out for is that fog lamp bezels are unrelated. So if you pull out the OEM fog lights you will need to remove the rear nuts and install them on the aftermarket fog lights. It's not that bad, it just adds about 15 minutes to the exchange time. The second bad part, but still alive, is the lack of instructions, it's plug and play. This is how you pull out the OEM and properly install the aftermarket headlights. I did everything, but the fog lights don't burn. Called Amazon they had no idea and sent me replacement fog lights. The same thing happened. I did a little research and found that most companies run wires in reverse, which is why they don't work. So I wanted to cut the wires and flip them, but after looking at the connector on the fog lights, which unfortunately I didn't see on the first set of lights. They actually make the connector on the fog lights reversible. So instead of cutting wires or breaking connectors etc, you just have to connect them in a different way (the connector can be connected with the connector symbols - + facing out or in) while the connector is sealed without the need to cut wires. After swapping the connections, everything worked. I will say the fog lights are worth it, they are brighter than my truck's low and high beams. I just wish they had some docs or something that would explain about connectors or something. But after all that I'm happy with it. But now it's just a waiting game to see how long they last and if they go away. I've only been working with them for a few days so far.