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Just wait till the light bar starts building condensation in it and Oracle tells you it is normal and won't replace it. Oh, and the condensation doesn't dissipate. Once it makes it's way in it doesn't come out. It only gets worse.Finally got mine installed. Don't judge me that it sat in my den for 4 months. Patience is a virtue.
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Is this a know issue with this lights or is it just this bad one? I have not read or heard anything regarding this and Oracle led bar
I've seen the Oracle led bar inside this mount being replaced with Rigid, if Im not wrong 20" SR led bar and fits. That is my plan.
I live in Arizona. We don't have condensation. I'm good.
It hasn't been mentioned on here. But, on Facebook several Rebel /TRX owners have replaced the light bar with a different brand as Oracle will not stand behind their product.
That sucks...I was on the fence about buying the Oracle. Is there a way to waterproof the light bar. Disassemble it etc. ?
my brother saw that on mine.it still works good.but when the day it shorts out ,i will just go with another brand(Ridgid,VisionX,etc)"oracle"have never been regarded as a "TopBrand".they make a lot of "awesome"looking stuff but fall short every time,kind of like "Recon".
I mean you could seal up every opening on the light bar with black silicone.
..,but i knew what i was getting into with these "people".i just wanted that housing.but to get it you have to order the "WholeMeal".but as i stated earlier.i knew what i was getting into with them.if and when the water inside begins to get to bad,i will order from another brand(Baja)They could care less about their customers and their products after they get your money. I was driving down the road and heard something dragging. Stopped and discovered my oracle light was hanging by the power cord. The mounts on these lights are just formed plastic. No metal inserts or anything. The bolts were still installed on my bumper with the bottom piece of plastic under them. The light just snapped off and popped off over the bolt heads. I will NEVER buy anything from this company again. They obviously don't stand behind their products.i hope the people at "Oracle"are seeing this
one thing about companies like them.they are not really a "Real world"company.they are for mostly for show car.that are mostly on display.they will not hold up in any type of situation except to be driven to shows.that and "Recon".i just wanted that "Housing"that it has for the "TRX/Rebel"plan later on to put a real brand in its place(Ridgid,Baja,VisionX,etc)....P.s im from "Syracuse
Yeah, we chatted before while I was waiting for my light. Can't argue with anything you said but I was just driving down the road and it honestly just fell off. Vibrations over time, whatever, I don't know. Definitely didn't over torque it when I installed it. And I could maybe see if I was hard on my truck or off roaded it but it's never been off road. If you are planning on putting a better light inside that housing, I'd strongly suggest finding some metal inserts and jb welding the inserts to the plastic housing to avoid having a $400 worthless pos like I do now. The mounting points on that $400 light should have been reinforced with metal, not entirely formed plastic.one thing about companies like them.they are not really a "Real world"company.they are for mostly for show car.that are mostly on display.they will not hold up in any type of situation except to be driven to shows.that and "Recon".i just wanted that "Housing"that it has for the "TRX/Rebel"plan later on to put a real brand in its place(Ridgid,Baja,VisionX,etc)....P.s im from "Syracuse
