Will it work on my Hyundai 2005 X350 and remove the light??
1414882
Its cheap as hell but it damn sure works! I have a 99 Chevy Truck.. an 05 Ford Truck and a 02 C240 and it works accurately for all of them... good luck
1414883
I have used it two times and I was able to clear the code. Your Hyundai should be fine, I believe all cars of that year do have the OBDII connections.
1202861
I would probably say no. They did not work in my M5 and showed an error code on my dashboard. I gave the lights away because I was not happy with the product.
572438
Yes, as long as it is NOT a turbo S model. That model uses HID/Xenon headlights. The standard and turbo models use halogen headlights.
489016
As long as you wire the harness to the side that works, it will be fine. I used it on an old honda that had a short on the passenger side. I just wired it like the diagram illustrates on my good circuit, and my headlights work with the switch. I installed the HID 5000k ballasts and bulbs. It works perfectly.
36142
Yes it will. The wires are there. The new switch has the auto light option. There's a video on YouTube going over the whole installation. It's a snap. You still have to take it to the dealer for them to work, but it takes them about five minutes.
2054671
As far as I know it will work as long as you have the auto light shut off....
1594174
I'd say most likely. When you order they ship you a little bagl of universal light parts that connects to the led. Some cars take different lighting components; but yes It should work.
2179736
Yes it will. make sure when you remove the stock tails that you pull back. Trying to loosen one side at a time may break the lights.n
66022
Doubtful, maybe if you can figure out how to wire it? This is meant for the LED light strips and that's the only experience I've had with this product. It does a fantastic job with those. I wouldn't know about halo car lights though.
1853182
It will. Simply remove the tail cap and slide the light into the mount and reattach the tail cap.
489015
The only way I believe it will work is if this harness connection (headlight plug) matches your factory plug since your can connect it directly to your battery. In your original plug, it should have 2 wires, one is to ground, other is to your switch inside the truck. I think (in my opinion if plus don't match) even if you were to cut off wire plugs from new harness and somehow tie into your existing wires off your headlights, it should work.. As long as positive from new harnesses is connected to positive on existing harness and blk to any ground, preferably chassis, "let their be light!"
267520
Even if your turn lights and stop lights are separate, it will work. You just need to have it installed by a professional. Or if you can do it, there is an easy instruction on how to splice it to your wirings. It's pretty simple instruction. Good luck
1791438
This should work to get your lights back to normal. Mine would either be off or on and since I replaced this part it works right. If u are not to savvy watch videos on YouTube. It is a fast and easy fix. Take less then 10 minutes. If this doesn't work out may be loose wires. But this should fix your problem. Hope everything works out!!! :-)
1774356
Yes it will but when you receive it make sure to also wire relays and not connect directly. It will work without a relay but if you discover your lights are not on it WILL NOT be a fuse blown but a very expensive repair.
1576656
No, it doesn't fit to my 2005, i just made some modifications during the installation, and finally they fit perfectly. But the light is so poor. I just go back with the original ones,
2142244
This wil not work without removing the light bar. The cover fits very tight on the windsheild.
1526221
Yes it will work very well!! U do need the other part that is installed in the junction box of the light