I have a 89 Dodge Fullsize pickup and would this headlight work and is it plug and play. There's no pictures of the back side of this headlight.
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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.
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I have a 91 Toyota. It had old school sealed beams. I pulled out the old and dropped these in, plugged them in to the lamps provided and was done. No fuss.
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This lamp will fit, but you'll first need to modify the mounting bucket. The factory cutout at the back of the bucket is a semicircle. You'll need to cut it so the opening is a full circle. The nylon parts of the adjusters may break when you disturb them, but replacements are available in Dorman brand from your local auto parts store.
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I'm not sure if it's plug and play in a dodge or not. On my 98'Cherokee it fits where a stock sealed beam goes, exact size and the three prong plug on the back side plugs right in, no problems, no weird set up or any modifications.
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It has the same bulb connection and bulbs already installed. I just pulled my old and replace with these. Definitely worth it.
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YES The HELLA conversion headlights are a direct Plug and Play replacement for the factory H6054 sealed beam lights on your 1989 Dodge Ram. The factory 3-pin harness connector plugs into the replaceable HELLA bulbs.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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should Fit Any Vehicle That The 6054 Sealed Beam Bulbs Do. Same Plug And Same Size. It's A Nice Upgrade To Make, And The Best Thing You Could Do For Night Vision. I Love Mine, couldn't Imagine Going Back.
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Yes they r LED lights... For me... EVERYTING worked out fine on my truck. It didn't kum wit screws but my existing screws worked fine an fit perfect!! Not sure about da newer yr dodges but my 06 dodge EVERYTING fit perfect!! Only down fall now dat I'm having wit those lights are that they have POOR quality connection. So u might want to electric tape those connectors down good an tight b4 screwing everyting down... Good luck Braddah hope dat helps!! ALOHA from da 808state!! Cheeeee PONO!!
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Hi Mike. These light are only fog lamps. They will work if your truck takes 9005 replacement bulbs. However, again these are only fog lamps not regular headlights. They do not illuminate the road in front of you at night.
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Not sure about your truck. It should. All you have to do is click "check vehicle" on the options. You can purchase either the single headlight or the pair.
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As I remember, it is plug and play. Hope I don't mislead, I installed the headlight and both passing lights and love them.
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This is from my husband:Just looked it up...fits 1996-2000 Caravan but only 1996-1997 Town and Country! They must be a different headlight for 1998-2000. Those later Town and Country's use a quad light setup. Separate low a high beam bulbs. Our van has one bulb that does both high and low
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Hello Dharma, Thanks for contacting us and for your interest in this headlight assembly pair. Please note, this headlight pair will fit the 1998 Dodge Caravan without quad. Without Quad style headlights look like single headlights with regular light bulbs.With Quad means the headlights look like dual headlights with a projector inside and here are the links to our Amazon listings of those headlight assemblies:RH/Passenger side:QP D114A-b Dodge Caravan Passenger Lamp Assembly HeadlightLH/Driver side: QP D114B-b Dodge Caravan Driver Lamp Assembly HeadlightYour inquiry is greatly appreciated. If you have any further questions or concerns please feel free to contact us again, thank you. and here is the listing for Hello Dharma, Thanks for contacting us and for your interest in this headlight assembly pair. Please note, this headlight pair will fit the 1998 Dodge Caravan without quad. Without Quad style headlights look like single headlights with regular light bulbs.With Quad means the headlights look like dual headlights with a projector inside and here are the links to our Amazon listings of those headlight assemblies:RH/Passenger side:QP D114A-b Dodge Caravan Passenger Lamp Assembly... » Read More Hello Dharma, Thanks for contacting us and for your interest in this headlight assembly pair. Please note, this headlight pair will fit the 1998 Dodge Caravan without quad. Without Quad style headlights look like single headlights with regular light bulbs.With Quad means the headlights look like dual headlights with a projector inside and here are the links to our Amazon listings of those headlight assemblies:RH/Passenger side:QP D114A-b Dodge Caravan Passenger Lamp Assembly HeadlightLH/Driver side: QP D114B-b Dodge Caravan Driver Lamp Assembly HeadlightYour inquiry is greatly appreciated. If you have any further questions or concerns please feel free to contact us again, thank you. and here is the listing for « Show Less
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Very easy. It's plug and play for the headlight. However you will need to buy some snap connectors to hook up the LEDs. It takes about 30 min to install your first light. Check YouTube to watch videos on installation. The lights won't be as bright as the OEM but the do look very good. You may also have to adjust the beam up a bit after installation. It's worth it though.
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It could be that the reflective coating inside the headlight housing has deteriorated to the point where the housings need to be replaced. I have that issue on my 1998 Dodge Ram. $400/headlight for factory housings on the Dodge.
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Hello Randy, This headlight and dimmer switch that I purchased was for my 2000 Gmc Pickup. I hope this has been helpful to you. Have a great day!
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this is not a plug and play setup. it's for 24W max so unless you change your headlamps to low power LEDs, it will likely not work. Your standard headlights are 50-65W each. besides you would not want to wire this to your primary headlights. if it fails your headlights will fail too. Instead, get high quality white cree leds and mount them besides your headlights and wire them that way. That is how cop cars do it. Separate bulbs, separate wiring for strobes.
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Note it wont fit the custom. It is designed to work with the headlight with the built in eyelid. You might need to get different hardeare to make it work properly i beileve they are 5/16x18 threads if im not mistaken.
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On my 2004 F150 Ford truck I had to make modifications to make it work as it did not plug into my factory headlight plug. I used T - taps on the trucks wire harness and crimped on terminals on the HID wire harness to plug into the T- taps. I don't know if this helps you any or not but I've had to do tha same thing previously on another HID kit as well.
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It fit my 1990 toyota pickup standered cab it will fit your truck as for mine I didn't have the plug an play for like the boat or trailer so I taped into my actual light to get it to work but it looks great but yea if u have the plug an play it will plug right into it and will look nice on your truck
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I put those lights on a 2001 Ram 1500 SLT model. I believe there were many changes in most Dodge trucks after 2001. I do know that they were kind of tricky to install. Someone had hit (with a car or something) on my left side and though I could not see frame or sheet metal damage, it was impossible to install, without doing some damage to the pieces of plastic on my bumper and also scraping up the paint on the bottom of the fender above the headlight....good luck
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Yes, you just have to make sure that the mounting bracket that goes behind the tailight is for the left side. I mounted mine left side it works just fine
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Hi when I bought mine fog lights from amazon I had to drill two holes to make it fit but it looks good on my truck I have a 94 dodge ram so not too sure if they will fit better on your year truck most likely the fog lights should fit just fine on yours.