will these fit my 1999 jeep cherokee? And do I need to get anything else with these in order to swap out the existing stock headlight?
1694872
They will fit, but you will need a bypass harness so that the new bulbs can draw power directly from the battery. Otherwise you will fry your switch.
1406629
Yes, the fog lamps for my 1999 Cherokee included the mounting bracket as an integral part of the fog lamp unit. On the Cherokee, you will need to cut out the plastic that partially covers the fog lamp cut-out below the bumper (plastic air dam). You will need a wiring harness kit if you intend to wire it in like stock. I purchased a wire kit and installed it. I worked ok but I ended up removing and replacing it with fuses in the electrical fuse box. Went to junk yard and picked up the small clips and parts and wired in additional fuses. Works perfectly now. Got the idea from a Jeep forum blog.... Yes, the fog lamps for my 1999 Cherokee included the mounting bracket as an integral part of the fog lamp unit. On the Cherokee, you will need to cut out the plastic that partially covers the fog lamp cut-out below the bumper (plastic air dam). You will need a wiring harness kit if you intend to wire it in like stock. I purchased a wire kit and installed it. I worked ok but I ended up removing and replacing it with fuses in the electrical fuse box. Went to junk yard and picked up the small clips and parts and wired in additional fuses. Works perfectly now. Got the idea from a Jeep forum... » Read More Yes, the fog lamps for my 1999 Cherokee included the mounting bracket as an integral part of the fog lamp unit. On the Cherokee, you will need to cut out the plastic that partially covers the fog lamp cut-out below the bumper (plastic air dam). You will need a wiring harness kit if you intend to wire it in like stock. I purchased a wire kit and installed it. I worked ok but I ended up removing and replacing it with fuses in the electrical fuse box. Went to junk yard and picked up the small clips and parts and wired in additional fuses. Works perfectly now. Got the idea from a Jeep forum blog.... « Show Less
1704728
They're only the drl upgrade...gotta upgrade the bulbs separately. The stock lights are basic. Fyi, upgrades of H1 and H7 are the bulbs to find. Hope I was able to answer your question.
1151201
Make sure.you get the part number that corresponds with the lights in your jeep. It would appear to be H13. Check your headlight lens though.
1817296
I have these installed. They look good but one of them is a lot brighter than the other and i have to change the bulb every couple of weeks. The lights are not as bright as the stock and you can't upgrade them to hid because the bulbs won't fit. To answer your question that is for the pair but I would buy different lights if I were you.
1309602
No need to use the stock bulbs, the headlights comes with different bulbs. The headlight itself connects to the main headlight cable ribbon powering the new bulbs.
2011098
Those ones that were shipped to me did not fit my jeep. It said it was for mine but it was for a different body style code. So I had to go to jeep to buy the right ones. I couldn't get either the company that sold them nor amazon to refund my money and send it back.
1287467
I don't know. You may wish to ask at the dealership's repair/parts department. These are headlight bulbs which rarely need replacing.
217326
Stock bulbs will fit. I upgraded to the HIDs from DDM Tuning for a nice bright light. Fit perfect.
670007
Yes. You have the same bulbs installed that my jeep had. You will have to dismantle the lenses from the headlight bucket and probably do some grinding on the headlight bucket to install the projectors. (see You Tube) After you get done with that work, and install the projectors, the beam pattern may be scattered by the flutes on the inside of your your headlight lenses. That means you might have to grind the flutes off the inside of your lenses and re-polish the inside of your lenses. (So you don't blind oncoming traffic with glare.) If you don't feel like doing this work, I recommend you install similar xenon lights in your grill. If you buy "driving lights" or "fog lights" they might have a built in bracket. If you put them higher in your grill they will be more useful than "pimp lights". You can rig them to your factory fog light switch probably. (using a relay, best) Remember, in order to see better, you want the low power 3500 K bulbs. These have more yellow light. Use the 35 watt setup sold everywhere. The yellow-white light can be seen by the human eye. The brilliant high power and high Kelvin (blue ) light is not in the range that can be seen by the human eye. These also blind oncoming traffic, and attract the police who will stop you to see if you have a brain. You will end up consulting this link for advice since he makes add on circuits for this exact modification. Without this guy's circuits, $35.00, you will not be able to get the high beams to work. (If your car is the same as my Jeep). http://www.wolstentech.com/products/timedelayrelay/tdr-s.php I installed these lights in my jeep, can now see at night, and am happy with them. But I also like tinkering around with stuff. If you are not into monkeying around with tools, go with the high mounted driving lights in your grill. I was happy with the lights and service from this company.
1367311
I got them and they come with bulbs for the headlights. The turn signal bulbs you'll have to take the old ones and plug those in
1193358
I have no idea. All I know is they work just like stock lights on my 96 Roadmaster both high beam and low but are 1000% brighter, and install was very easy. I do doubt that you need any extra relay or other parts.
1405568
It worked on my 1998 Cherokee so I don't see why it would not work. The harness plugs into the passenger side headlight plug. As long as the head light plug is the same. Which I believe that they are. It will work. The harness is pretty simple and it is easy to set up. It is a great upgrade from stock wiring.
199554
I would have to agree that it will not work with your '95 Cherokee. This setup was designed to improve old Jeep Renix wiring which tended to be weak and prone to fires (overheating) when such add-ons as driving/fog lights were installed. It worked well on my '87 Jeep Comanche MJ (Renix engine).
698405
This product is merely a replacement housing for the existing lights. If you already have the wiring and the lights or are able to buy them separately and install, these will work for you. They do not come with the lights or the wiring.
761539
Well I have 2007 Durango but these lights fit in grand Cherokees also. If u have fog lights already equipped on your jeep, then it is a easy install. Just unclip the wires from your stock lights. These lights should come with the equipment to hook one of the sets of lights to your internal fog light switch. Witch you choose( either the led halos or the fog beams) I choose to put the halos on the switch and use them as a style look. The beams I put on a switch for function in fog or snow. The lights them selves fit perfectly in the existing fog light holes. The are a full light set up and resemble the stock lights. If you are referring to a metal sort of cover over your lights I have no clue what they send for other vehicles. But the lights have a full plastic outer shell. I hope this will help you with your buying. P.S. I personally like the lights, when properly done, it can really make your SUV look cooler.
1767534
You will find there are different models and with or without side bulbs. I went to Buick dealer and they told me which was for my car. I paid dealer to install and adjust headlights. If you are handy, do it yourself. If you order correctly, they will fit. Mine look like they came with the car.