gbordelon2000
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This is why I went halogen, I changed the front to night edition headlamps and the back to led. Over the past 15 years or so I seen too many vehicles with defect led headlamps... all manufacturers, they're probably $1000-1500 each for an install/replacement. I feel better replacing the bulbs with with lastfit led bulbs rather than deal with led assemblies headlight headaches. If deemed bad you can replace it yourself it's pretty easy and can be programmed with alfa obd if needed. Take the grill off as an assembly bc the panels below the lights on each side has locking tabs that break easy so I took it off as one piece so it wouldn't become damaged
This is why I went halogen, I changed the front to night edition headlamps and the back to led. Over the past 15 years or so I seen too many vehicles with defect led headlamps... all manufacturers, they're probably $1000-1500 each for a install/replacement. I feel better replacing the bulbs with with lastfit led bulbs rather than deal with led assemblies headlight headaches. If deemed bad you can replace it yourself it's pretty easy and can be programmedMy rationale of thinking is the same as yours. I happily purchased my Bog Horn with halogens knowing I’d go Lasfit route. Sure glad I did. My 4th gen had the LED package and luckily I made it 142k miles without the full assembly going out. I did have a few diodes on each burn out and it annoyed the heck out of me.
Common issue my passenger lower accent light is out and I hate it!21‘ Ram 1500 Limited. Right headlight has two ‘’Strip-lights’’ above and below the main headlight lamps. They are not working. Any ideas? View attachment 169170