🚧 Partsam Pair 38 LED Universal Rear Combination Lights for Wrangler YJ TJ JK CJ Truck Trailer Boat RV - Waterproof 12V Stud Mounted Lamps (Pack of 2) Review

These lights mount on stands that require drilling into the tub. They are sealed so standard bolt-on mounts will not fit. The part that annoyed me the most I knew when I ordered. I thought it would be ok as they would be lighter than the stock ones. The lights don't have side turn signals, the reason for the upgrade was to make my teenage driver more visible. The complete lack of lateral visibility when I tried them made me toss them in the trash rather than install them.

all headlights work product is solid and well made headlights shine. I had to modify the headlights to install them on my TJ. Removed the bolts from the headlight housing and used longer factory thread and pitch bolts, soldered the factory connectors to the new headlight wiring and I had to move the license plate bracket down 1/2" to make room for the new headlights. But overall the The extra effort is worth it LEDs are much more reliable than traditional incandescent bulbs and should last for…

Questions are answered by someone saying they are approved by the points and also explaining that the words are written on the lenses. There are no such markings anywhere on a smoky lantern. That's a blatant lie and that's my reason for the 3 stars. Mama told me never to trust a liar or a thief. These lights bolt to standard chassis cab mounts and trailer mounts without the need to modify the mounting holes. The instructions in the Jeep wiring box only explain the wiring order for the lights…

These headlights look fantastic once you figure out how to fit them to your Jeep Wrangler. They have studs on the headlights and the headlights are (as far as I know) sealed, no problem on the driver's side. But when you get to the passenger side, that's when the fun begins. A hinge on the back door prevents this light from being turned on. I had to cut about 1/2 the length of the bolt and use epoxy to attach it to the body. There is no way to put your hand inside the case to put the nuts on…

Installing these lights was a little trick, the wire colors didn't match my 95 yj. I had to find a schematic to know what colors to combine. Once you're over it, the lights will be bright and amazing. Both sides also have license plate lights so they cannot be flipped. I also had to drill threaded holes in the back of the jeep because these lights have a screw attached to the back. I think this is done to make them waterproof. You have to crawl under the tub and put the nut on the bolt from the

This is not a replacement for Jeep YJ taillights. There is no wire harness, so you need to splice the wires yourself. The screw holes are also larger than the original, so you'll have to drill through the case to get them to fit. The entire build is also slightly larger than stock. A few functional things I don't care about: 1) There are clear lenses on the bottom of both lights, one for your license plate and one for no reason. You can disable this yourself, of course, but again, too much…

I know the movie version of Jurassic Park Jeeps never had LED taillights, but my version is more of a mix of old and new technology. For example, the taillights on my Jeep YJ are over 20 years old and the plastic is brittle. The yellow "rear" fog lights that were in the movie version (when driving away from the T-Rex) were apparently attached to the Jeep's body. However, JP Motor Pool drilled and joined the bolts in the taillight assembly. With incandescent bulbs inside, this resulted in very…