Well, I managed to get this done. This is the Amazon link for the relay that worked for my 99.
Amazon product ASIN B008C9YS0Y
It seems like I nearly dis-located both shoulder blades and it looks like I got in a fight with a mountain lion on my back. I put a storage
box along side my truck. I wiggled and wiggled my hand in between all the wires and bent each tab back. I then took a tiny flat head screw driver
and pried it loose. Luckily, it wasn't zip tied real tight and I could pull it down. The new one plugged right in.
Anyone replacing a bumper or just upgrading bulbs to LEDs, this is the better, although more difficult, method.
I tried some in line resistors (sylvania brand from Auto Zone) but you have to do one for each bulb and it's not nearly as easy as it looks.
The main trick for the relay method, is getting in there at the right angle. One guy on here showed the use of a REALLY long philips screw driver.
I did not have one long enough. That actually would have worked better.
All that being said, I recommend using high quality LED bulbs. I've used superbrightleds.com for years, however LXplore on YT recommended
LASFIT® Official Store | Best Car Truck LED Lighting brand. The reds are a truer red and the ambers are VERY amber. The quality and customer service is top notch.
Amazon product ASIN B008C9YS0Y
It seems like I nearly dis-located both shoulder blades and it looks like I got in a fight with a mountain lion on my back. I put a storage
box along side my truck. I wiggled and wiggled my hand in between all the wires and bent each tab back. I then took a tiny flat head screw driver
and pried it loose. Luckily, it wasn't zip tied real tight and I could pull it down. The new one plugged right in.
Anyone replacing a bumper or just upgrading bulbs to LEDs, this is the better, although more difficult, method.
I tried some in line resistors (sylvania brand from Auto Zone) but you have to do one for each bulb and it's not nearly as easy as it looks.
The main trick for the relay method, is getting in there at the right angle. One guy on here showed the use of a REALLY long philips screw driver.
I did not have one long enough. That actually would have worked better.
All that being said, I recommend using high quality LED bulbs. I've used superbrightleds.com for years, however LXplore on YT recommended
LASFIT® Official Store | Best Car Truck LED Lighting brand. The reds are a truer red and the ambers are VERY amber. The quality and customer service is top notch.