🌟 BRISHINE Super Bright 7443 7440 992 T20 7444NA LED Bulbs: Amber Yellow, Non-Polarity, 24-SMD Chipsets with Projector for Turn Signal & Side Marker Lights (Pack of 2) Review

Do not replace 7444 bulbs as listed - they will cause error messages in the taillights but the product listing says they are replacement bulbs for 7444 series bulbs. The seller refuses to take responsibility or correct the listing. If returning to seller for a refund, the offer must be flagged as fraudulent.

Strangely I have a 2016 Toyota Corolla (as in the picture) and I don't see a noticeable difference in brightness. It will not change my opinion as I will buy these lamps anyway. This is a great light bulb replacement. UPDATE: A resistor may be required even if you don't have Hyperflare. When the brake lights are on, my radio stays on until I release the brake.

My first photo on the left has a new turn signal. Obviously lighter. The same goes for the stop sign. WARNING - I dropped two brake lights into the tail light housing and had to take everything off to throw them away so they aren't very tight there but should hold up well over bumps. FJ CRUISER CLUB - Reversing lights will NOT fit FJ socket, lamp base is too wide. plug and play

I have gradually replaced all light bulbs with LEDs in my 2001 Toyota 4Runner. These bulbs replace the taillights and are brighter than the stock ones. The reds are much lighter. Installation was quick and easy and the cost was spot on compared to an auto parts store. A small note: these bulbs should not be used with turn signal bulbs, although they will work. The bulbs are energy efficient and don't draw enough current so the relay reacts as if the bulb isn't there or has burned out, resulting

They didn't fit in a 2013 Ford Taurus socket like a regular 3157 bulb. I had to take a file and sharpen part of the lamp to get it out. to go deep enough into the nest to make contact. Unfortunately it didn't stay connected to the clamps due to vibration or something. I got hyper flashes too, but I bought resistors because I just couldn't use them. Now I have 1 discarded LED bulb and 4 that I can't use, not even the resistors I bought. I will say that the installed one was brighter and fuller…

I wasn't sure if replacing the external halogen headlights with LED's is road legal so I just installed a small modification to the reversing lights that would give me a clearer view when reversing at night. These LED bulbs are larger and longer than OEM bulbs (see pic) but they still fit well and these whiter bulbs are definitely brighter than OEM bulbs but not by much (see 2nd pic). I'm glad these bulbs work, but I wish I could buy 2 $10 bulbs instead of 4 $20 bulbs (I only needed 2)...but at

I learned this the hard way when I was pulled over by the police for a broken driver's side brake light. I explained to the officer that I had just replaced all of my old lightbulbs with these new LEDs and didn't know what had happened. He understood me and let me go. I got home, removed the headlight and found the LED bulb had come out of its socket and was sitting in the headlight. I took out the bulb and put it back in, but it wouldn't stay in place. I had a spare and put it in and it sure…

I tried them after being very disappointed with Philips Ultinon LED bulbs. WOW design and light output quality are far superior to known brand name lamps. They are properly designed for older car lights. The LEDs shine on the sides of the light assembly, but are also aimed at the lens, resulting in bright light and color. In addition, they are much cheaper than branded lamps, and it is more profitable to buy 4 packs. I am very impressed with the result. Hope these are the last. I light my 2000…