2015 Jeep Wrangler.... I own Trucklites currently. Can I use the same anti-flicker harnesses? I definitely do NOT want the 2.5 second delay...
1253734
Any anti-flicker harness should work. These will be plug and play just like the Trucklites.
1253735
I used the trucklite anti-flicker harnesses with the JW Speaker 8700 v2 and they work great.
1253736
I've heard of people using them with no issues. I personally use the rally harness.
1253737
I had the headlight delay, the issue is with the lights themselves, not the anti flicker. JW has fixed the issue on lights produced after Dec 2014 and will replace them under warranty if you have the delay.
1025154
I did not have any luck with this harness. It is supose to keep the code from coming on that you high beam is out.Mine still comes on. My opinion is they are a useless.
199555
Yes. Jeep XJ owners buy these like hot cakes, and I've seen them installed in every year XJ produced. Just make sure to pickup a couple spare relays and a tube of dielectric grease from AutoZone. Cover all your connections with the dielectric grease and keep the spare relays in the glove box encase one fails. Also, the headlight brightness is night and day compared to stock, with this harness.
87165
Wiring harness was simple. It would stretch to the rear tail light. Unplug tail light from jeep harness, plug new trailer wiring into jeep harness then plug tail light into trailer harness. Took 5 minutes.
899376
Yes, different bulb. Should consider a harness with direct wiring to battery and relay. This will eliminate flicker.
521029
I have the 09 and I did need it only because the jeep canbus system sends power to the headlight in a pulse, hologen bulbs won't see it but because led lights are instant it causes the flicker that's very noticeable. I have the jw speaker led lights and it works great with them
703631
Yes you need to have these as these are resistors which will prevent the lights from flickering. LED lights require less power to operate and if you don't use resistors "in line" you run into issues ( turn signal light will flash rapidly and set off computer warnings on some cars). I have had to use resistors with all my led light on my 2013 Jeep Wrangler
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If your Dodge uses H6054 sealed beam headlamps, the kind that you throw away after they burn out, this Hella set up will be plug and play for you. My Jeep Cherokee XJ uses H6054 sealed beam headlamps (from the factory) and when I installed the Hella's in my Jeep, they literally plugged into the harnesses that came from the factory with my Jeep. They should fit just fine. I didn't upgrade my harnesses or wiring and the difference is unbelievable. You will especially notice the difference when you are out in pitch black on an asphalt road. Before, I had to use my old headlights on high but now i rarely use the "high" setting. Why these didn't just come as factory standard is beyond me.
426766
I have had no problems at all. Plug & play; work when doors open as well as with push button map lights. A significant improvement over the stock lamps. (2012 Jeep JKU Rubicon)
997174
Hi Jeff, if u have a JK, then the anti-flicker module includes the H4 adapter. So u shud be all set.
1884404
I ordered a metra wiring harness specific for my scion xb which made the wiring super easy for the most part it was all about matching the same colors wire to wire from the radio harness to the factory harness about 10 minutes with butt splice terminals I am not super worried about them coming apart to go to great leight to soldier the wires together. Oh yeah I noticed that my factory radio and the Pioneer that I had in before this jvc had awesome reception the jvc not so much so when u wire it up check to see how the radio reception is. We had to send ours back something was wrong with the internal antennae. I ordered a metra wiring harness specific for my scion xb which made the wiring super easy for the most part it was all about matching the same colors wire to wire from the radio harness to the factory harness about 10 minutes with butt splice terminals I am not super worried about them coming apart to go to great leight to soldier the wires together. Oh yeah I noticed that my factory radio and the Pioneer that I had in before this jvc had awesome reception the jvc not so much so when u wire it up check to see how the radio reception is. We had to send ours back something was wrong with the... » Read More I ordered a metra wiring harness specific for my scion xb which made the wiring super easy for the most part it was all about matching the same colors wire to wire from the radio harness to the factory harness about 10 minutes with butt splice terminals I am not super worried about them coming apart to go to great leight to soldier the wires together. Oh yeah I noticed that my factory radio and the Pioneer that I had in before this jvc had awesome reception the jvc not so much so when u wire it up check to see how the radio reception is. We had to send ours back something was wrong with the internal antennae. « Show Less
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Yes. I bought these for my JW speaker headlamps and I have no flicker issues at all. Worth the investment when you consider how much you spending on these beautiful headlamps. Very easy install and did it myself.
2168676
Some vehicles (Jeep for example) use pulse-width-modulation to reduce voltage from 14.1 to 12.7V. This causes all kinds of problems in anything but incandescent bulbs. The answer is a damping circuit. But mine don't flicker as reverse lights (07 Wrangler).
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Hi Patrick, I have these on my 06 Jeep and 06 Caravan. They do not flicker. I think you will like these. You also may have a poor ground connection on that side. Try using a jumper wire from the ground wire at the bulb (if you can) to a good ground at frame or negative side of the battery to see if it solves your problem.
1808254
I have 3 pairs. I've not noticed any flicker and neither has any one else in my family. Your mileage may vary!
418915
I'm not sure on the wrangler as I have a Cherokee. Yes they are glass and in my opinion they are better than the clear ones you can get as well. I have done both and with the side by side these win all day. I thought the bulb option was 80/100? Either way easily one of the best upgrades I have done to the jeep. I would highly recommend getting the wiring kit that I think says it's for a k5 blazer. It fit great in the Cherokee and I have put one in a Miata.
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Yes! I just downloaded the latest version of the FlashCal firmware and disabling TPMS (after downloading the "off road" add-on) now works with my 2010 JK. The previous version I was using earlier this summer (2013) would not properly disable the TPMS, but this latest firmware update appears to have fixed the problem. It also seems to have given my 2010 Wrangler daytime running lights, which I definitely did not previously have. I like that. :-)