🔦 CPOWACE LED Tail Light Assembly: Enhanced Safety for Can Am Outlander with Smoked Pair of Rear Brake Lights Compatible with Renegade, Commander, and Maverick 2011-2017 Review

It is almost impossible to insert the lamp base into the socket without grasping the glass bulb. I simply cut off the base and connected directly to the wiring harness.

First set only one light worked Second set both lights didn't work Constant power to brake cable Can't plug back in, doesn't fit I think they are miswired 4 bulbs in total only one worked Very disappointed

These lights use a wiring harness like a bulb that plugs straight into an existing socket and then all the wires and guts are screwed tightly into the new LED housing, fully sealed and waterproof. The entire installation took less than 10 minutes. I just wish they had a tinted reflector to go with it.

By far the largest Shea* I have ever ordered. The bottom was soldered with a small ball of solder. I spent 15 minutes trying to install both lights and eventually the soil came loose. You've been watching YouTube videos of similar products and you need needle fingers to install these lights. 10/10 recommend if happy to spend $70 after tax.

Looks good but difficult to install. I had to use my thumb to turn. Came up with no problems, they seem to seal well. The time will show. I would recommend it to a friend. I'm only giving 3 stars because I haven't had them in a while but they look really good as advertised so far. Big 1000.

Works well on my 2017 Commander 800R. Works well, installation is simple and straightforward. The entry into the opening is good, but not perfect. On my setup, one of the taillights has a slight gap between the light rim and the housing, even with the screws in place and tight. It's okay, but dust/water/dirt can get inside the case.