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I used diode dynamics bulbs. A little pricey but I have them in my 16 Silverado tail lights as well.
| Items | Qty | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 7440/7443 HP11 Tail Light LED Bulbs 141 in stock. SKU: DD0108P Bulb Size: 7443 Color: Red Package: Pair | 1 | $60.00 |
| 921 XPR Cool White Backup LED Bulbs 709 in stock. SKU: DD0394P Bulb Size: 921 Color: Cool White (6000K) Package: Pair | 1 | $100.00 |
| 7440/7443 HP11 Turn Signal LED Bulbs 66 in stock. SKU: DD0107P Bulb Size: 7443 Color: Amber Package: Pair | 1 | $60.00 |
So this harness just inter-connects under the rear quarter panel and provides the resistors for all three bulbs?
Which harnesses did you use?
Correct.
These are new harnesses that will be available soon at Gen5diy.com. I've provided them with an install video and they will have them listed for sale soon. I'm not aware anyone else offers these. I've seen people tap resistors in behind the tail lamps but I've measured temperatures on these resistors at 230 degrees fahrenheit plus so I really don't see how that's a safe way to do this and there isn't a lot of room behind the fixtures anyway. I also hate tapping wires and this solution is plug and play.
Yes, correct. No one else offers anything like this. Every other LED manufacturer that offers you the resistors tells you to plug them in in line with your bulbs or put a harness behind the lamp.
Jesus that's hot.
