Partsam 5X Amber 24 LED Smoke Cab Roof Running Top Marker Lights 264146BK Assembly Wire Harness Replacement for 2003-2018 1500 2500 3500 4500 5500 Pickup Trucks Review

They were easy to install and the screw holes matched the original. But the LED modules inside the case were fixed with hot glue. On the first hot day the glue melted out of the case and the modules seem to be hanging out on the inside and not facing where they need to be.

My wife and I just installed them on a 2014 RAM 1500 Limited! I am very happy with it. Switched in parallel and connected to the light switch on the truck! worked wonderfully. The only bad part was removing the headliner, BE CAREFUL with that. I insulated the wires with heat shrink tubing and RTV sealant and foam pads on the bottom of the headlight! You must do this to ensure there is no leakage!

I just replaced two factory headlights on a 2012 Sprinter. The holes match perfectly. The Sprinter uses dodge lights, so I'm guessing it will suit other lights/rams as well. There are no new lights, time will tell how long it lasts. Update 10/19/2017 All 5 lights were installed, one in the middle looked clumsy. Upon closer inspection, I found that the LED panel inside the light had come loose. But it still produces light. I will probably buy another set and replace a lamp. For this price I…

I love the lights. Correct landing. A little more stock. Bright even light, so much illuminates the objects around, and a small hood, not so bad, I'm already used to it. The screws that came with it were too short, that's why I gave it 4 stars, but overall I still really like them after six months. Edit your rating below. Your customer service is very good, I can't say enough. I had two headlights that started leaking into the sealed headlight but not into the cabin. After some very nice emails

Very impressed with the quality of the headlights for the money. This was a direct replacement for my 2503 Dodge 2500 with factory taillights so I did not use the wiring that came with it. I used the foam pad that came with it, but siliconized both sides of the pad and the threads of the screws. You can probably get away with caulking the headlights around the edges, but I found it cleaner to run a bead over the gasket and then gently tighten the headlights. I wouldn't rely on the gasket alone…

These lights are quite bright. They are very easy to install. I would suggest using the factory torx screws but using the new washers that come with the new lights. They are installed on Dodge Ram 3500 2007.5 6.7L Laramie. Two minuses of these lights. The wires in the plugs are not very strong. I should have taken some photos of it but if that's what you get at the end. You will see immediately. The second part that I may need to adjust later is the sealing foam that came with it. It's…

Hey guys! First let me say that I was very excited about these lights. You can't beat the price! But unfortunately I ended up buying some better quality bulbs for almost 4 times the price because as you will see from the photos/videos they don't last. I bought three of these sets in 6 months because they were so bright and clean. But even after the hard laying, re-capping and caulking of every gap, they still leak. Even if the modules have not absorbed moisture, the LEDs themselves will burn…

Well at first I had the old style 12 leds and eventually the spider split them so much you couldn't even tell they were on. They are so CRAZY bright compared to them it's just ridiculous. As you can see, they are clearly visible in daylight, so imagine how bright they are at night. Now here are my two complaints. First, the screws provided were so short that they barely went through the light itself, they could NEVER be screwed into the car to hold them. So make sure you have screws. Second…

These lights were better quality than stock. I had to replace it because the lenses were 3/5 cracked and water got into the cockpit. The electronics were high quality and well sealed compared to stock, easy to install and plug and play. If it doesn't light up, rotate the back that plugs in 180 degrees to find the correct polarity. DO NOT overtighten the screws. tips. I used flexible tape on and under the roof and routed the wires through an "X" that I cut out with a utility knife to prevent…