Do I need an adaptor? My truck has the four little rectangle lights.
1607720
you need wiring harness repair ends for the 9005 and 9006 headlights. Just search 9005 headlight wiring and 9006 headlight wiring. You will also need some butt connectors. You will have to pull the grill and remove all the old stuff but the core supports are all the same on the 88-99 c/k trucks.
1607721
You should not need an adapter for the harness if the bulbs themselves are the same number
1919028
These fixtures take standard screw-in (E27) light bulbs. If your bulb has pins instead of an E27 base then I think you're out of luck save finding an adapter.
2032475
Hi well in my f150 i had to plug only one conection to the original headlight plug
1523437
I do not know what vehicle you are trying to adapt. This unit is used on vehicles that have separate lights for turn and brake signals. it combines those signals so that the single lamp turn/brake taillight will operate. My installation is on a Ford Escape. Connection was simple and it worked right off without problems. Just pop the taillights out or fish around the back of the vehicle, connect to 4 wires with quick connectors and screw one to ground and you are in business. If you have a permanent hitch or receiver and this is intended to be a permanent install, I recommend that you smear some silicone sealer over the quick connectors, because, salt on the roads in winter can corrode the connection and cause it to fail.
863749
Run the 2 leads to your battery terminal or to your fuse panel, battery is easier. I used Velcro to mount my lights, but you could use self tapping screws if you'd like if you need to extend the wires you'll need a set of wire strippers and some additional 24 ga stranded wire and butt connectors.
1557977
Nope, you need a ballast. Plug your light into a ballast then plug your ballast into a normal wall socket.
1662041
Make sure you have enough ampage running to the lights. Although the first set i bought didnt work but a replacement set was sent to me. Those did work. I have them on my truck still today ;) the white led ones are alot brighter thanthe amber ones. (Which i have both)
1925300
Truck-Lite 98630 LED Headlamp Anti-Flicker Module Harness - PWM Pule Width Modulation AdapterSold by: ProParts USA ... it works great just make sure everything is nice and tight plugged in..... if your lights ever flicker check the connections it happen to me i thought it was the anti flicker was just a loose connection
195720
If you don't want to cut the plug off of the adapter, you can purchase just the plug with wires coming out that you can wire to your truck. I suggest an inline fuse as well
1478921
I would not wire them direct to your high beams! The current draw MAY cause an overload on that circuit, and both could be dimmer than normal(depending on vehicle). It could also cause the circuit to be interupted(fail), again depending on vehicle and age of vehicle. I think wireing the lights independantly, is an easier, safer and more direct method. Some States mandate a seperate switch to control "off highway lights".
2230845
No they come with the adapters.. As long as the truck has factory dual beam headlights you're fine
9273
Everything you need is in the box. You will need to wire different ends on to attach them. So you will have to cut your old ends off during installation. Other then that you just pull your old lights out and snap these in. These made a world of different in my truck great set of lights. Replacement bulbs when needed are very cheap. Just a few bucks.
34836
These bulbs come with several adapter's with it. Always check your light plugs to see if you can visually verify one of the plugs from the items pictures.
243961
The wiring was simple. Install the lights and install the signal board. But make sure you have a good voltage supplying to the light. Or else you will have problem changing its colors and getting it work properly. Trust me I had this going. Make sure your wiring is good. And you getting good voltage.
700470
When I got mine, it came with an adapter to bump it to Quad headlights. I wired in some new relays and what not, so that the fogs and low beams stay on when you turn on the brights. If you get these, i'd get a higher wattage for for the low beam, the lenses do not allow for much light to pass through. I originally put 35 Watt HID lights in the low beams, they are not very bright, i would go with 55 Watt HIDs. However, if you put some 35 Watt HIDs into your fog lights (if you have them) they will be SUPER bright. These are great lights, when you remove the old headlights, if you don't know how, there is a trap door in the wheel well that will allow you to remove the back bracket off the light, and will save you from breaking it, as i did. If you know how do to a little wiring, these will be easy for you too hook up. They will look good on your truck!
2154193
I have these on my 2013 big horn Ram with no problems, simple plug and play. My truck had the non LED lighting before so if you have the LED tail lamps they will not work. Here is a pic[URL=http://s201.photobucket.com/user/rualat4/media/GEDC1107_zpsd6b1c346.jpg.html][IMG]http://i201.photobucket.com/albums/aa144/rualat4/GEDC1107_zpsd6b1c346.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
2058407
With only 4-pin plug you'll need to splice into your back-up light wiring. Wasn't as difficult as I thought it might be (on a Ford Escape).