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OMG so shiny... I will need to rub some dirt and mud on it
17x9 | 6x5.5 | -44mm/3.5" | MR10679060344B
17x9 | 6x5.5 | -44mm/3.5" | MR10679060344B
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I can't imagine I am the only one who is curious to see how these look installedOMG so shiny... I will need to rub some dirt and mud on it
17x9 | 6x5.5 | -44mm/3.5" | MR10679060344B
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I can't imagine I am the only one who is curious to see how these look installed
I can't imagine I am the only one who is curious to see how these look installed
I ordered a pair - STEDI 7 INCH CARBON BLACK LED HEADLIGHT PAIR (FOR LANDCRUISER)
in the specs
VOLTAGE COMPATIBILITY 12v & 24v
I was pretty excited because the H4's are really terrible. I can't ever go back. once you have high end headlights living in white tail dear country... you need better headlights. IMO
But I seemed to have missed the detail about - additional H4 CANBUS to resolve negative switching only being 12V
really too bad because it makes the 24V compatibility worthless for negative switched vehicals. sigh.
and yes you will burn both headlight fuses! I'm so stupid sometimes.
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Don't feel bad, I wasted a couple of hours troubleshooting my new lamps wondering why hibeams didn't work before I figured out it was a ground switch.all right negative switched headlight wire harness and prototype mounting bracket seems good. Will need to fire up the plasma robot and cut one out of aluminum.
I used the EasyAs alternator sensing ignition source relay to power the DRL light function on these lights. This way I get DRL if the engine is running. The headlights still function as normal headlights so you can turn them on/off independently of the DRL feature. so as long as the truck is running you don't have to remember to turn on the headlights, you just get a DRL like feature. worked like a charm, I still think it's a super clever product and for the correct application it's the bees’ knees.
High Beam: 2.4a @ 13.6v
Low Beam: 1.6a @ 13.6v
Park Light: 0.2a @ 13.6v
will have to tape it all up with Tesa tape and get it tucked into place.and yes, the high beams indicator is gone. Will have to sort that out here. It’s always something.
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One thing I had no idea these even existed until very recently. I'm a label guy I love labels, nerd I know. But the heat shrink tube that can be printed on with the cheapo brother label printer is pretty darn cool. really helps keep track of things. I like it.
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Ha same thing happened to me. The high beam indicator is on but it’s much fainter than before.Don't feel bad, I wasted a couple of hours troubleshooting my new lamps wondering why hibeams didn't work before I figured out it was a ground switch.
I put in relays for that, and I also thought the hi-beam indicator no longer worked. Because the LED bulbs draw less power, I think it just isn't as bright. That is ok too, as when you actually use them (when it is dark) you can see the hi-beam indicator ok enough to realize they are on.
At some point I plan on installing some LED bulbs in the dash (I like a higher contrast) and I figured replacing the bulb for the hi-beam indicator with an led one should make it brighter at the lower current draw. Hopefully that is all yours will take too. Nice work... I love your new method rims!!![]()
I couldn't agree more. I replaced every piece of rubber in the fuel system, and the metal lines except for the one that runs higher up on the firewall. And my truck has hardly any rust and is only 21 yrs old. Now it runs beautifully, instant starts, no smoke.I do a lot of things to my truck I don't post but I decided to post this one in the hopes some unsuspecting hooplehead stumbles thru and notices this one. That injection pump has like 11 billion little pokey things making it even more fun.
replace your bypass hose stuff people! after 25 years it's way past due. I'm still waiting on 3 of my hoses from Japan but I should have them next week. Then it's onto the fuel system and those little bastards.
This is what my hoses look like on the inside, it was time. The outsides look fine. Cheap insurance IMO.
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The little guys going to the pump were not nearly as bad but these are not a family fun time picknick to replace.
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Couldn't agree more. The family picnic fun time gets more nightmare on Elm Street like as you move back towards the fuel tank...I do a lot of things to my truck I don't post but I decided to post this one in the hopes some unsuspecting hooplehead stumbles thru and notices this one. That injection pump has like 11 billion little pokey things making it even more fun.
replace your bypass hose stuff people! after 25 years it's way past due. I'm still waiting on 3 of my hoses from Japan but I should have them next week. Then it's onto the fuel system and those little bastards.
This is what my hoses look like on the inside, it was time. The outsides look fine. Cheap insurance IMO.
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The little guys going to the pump were not nearly as bad but these are not a family fun time picknick to replace.
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all right negative switched headlight wire harness and prototype mounting bracket seems good. Will need to fire up the plasma robot and cut one out of aluminum.
I used the EasyAs alternator sensing ignition source relay to power the DRL light function on these lights. This way I get DRL if the engine is running. The headlights still function as normal headlights so you can turn them on/off independently of the DRL feature. so as long as the truck is running you don't have to remember to turn on the headlights, you just get a DRL like feature. worked like a charm, I still think it's a super clever product and for the correct application it's the bees’ knees.
High Beam: 2.4a @ 13.6v
Low Beam: 1.6a @ 13.6v
Park Light: 0.2a @ 13.6v
will have to tape it all up with Tesa tape and get it tucked into place.and yes, the high beams indicator is gone. Will have to sort that out here. It’s always something.
View attachment 3302659
One thing I had no idea these even existed until very recently. I'm a label guy I love labels, nerd I know. But the heat shrink tube that can be printed on with the cheapo brother label printer is pretty darn cool. really helps keep track of things. I like it.
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Forgive the electrical idiot question cuz I'm a bit challenged in this category but am very interested in upgrading the headlights on my 24v HZJ77 to LED much like what you did sans the DRL fanciness
Do you happen to have pn/sources/links to what you purchased for lights and harness to accommodate the negative switching shenanigans to make it work?
Tx