Can someone help me find a backup light conversion kit for backup LEDS? If there is a replacement taillight assembly with LEDs, that would be even better. Mainly, I'd want to change out the backup lights. I noticed that TRAINER had an LED kit installed on his GC, but I can't locate it on the web. Thanks!

Also, I noticed people do the Xenon conversion for Fog's on our trucks. Which kit is that? Is it a specific fog kit? The Leads would have to be pretty long to reach that far down, wouldnt they?

I haven't found any taillight setups w/LEDs in them, but here is what's available.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/05-06-JEEP-GRAND-CHEROKEE-2WD-4WD-BLACK-TAIL-LIGHTS_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ33716QQihZ019QQi temZ290053226778QQrdZ1

You can buy Xenon & LED bulbs that replace your exhisting bulbs(LED signals require resistors). The HID setup would require some mod(so I've read), do a search you may find other info.

Can someone help me find a backup light conversion kit for backup LEDS? If there is a replacement taillight assembly with LEDs, that would be even better. Mainly, I'd want to change out the backup lights. I noticed that TRAINER had an LED kit installed on his GC, but I can't locate it on the web. Thanks!

Also, I noticed people do the Xenon conversion for Fog's on our trucks. Which kit is that? Is it a specific fog kit? The Leads would have to be pretty long to reach that far down, wouldnt they?

Got all my LED stuff from here...Been in 9 months now, no problems. If you do with turn signals you will need resistors. Scroll down through Light Towers and also read info on resistors regarding fast flash. Easy install, look good.

http://autolumination.com/3157_3156.htm

Used the brakers/flashers and I like them.

Also used this on third brake light. Search for pulser.

http://estore.websitepros.com/802805/StoreFront.bok

Can someone help me find a backup light conversion kit for backup LEDS? If there is a replacement taillight assembly with LEDs, that would be even better. Mainly, I'd want to change out the backup lights. I noticed that TRAINER had an LED kit installed on his GC, but I can't locate it on the web. Thanks!

Also, I noticed people do the Xenon conversion for Fog's on our trucks. Which kit is that? Is it a specific fog kit? The Leads would have to be pretty long to reach that far down, wouldnt they?


Just so you know the 06 taillights dont work with the 07's because they use a different connection system for the bulbs- also the 07's use 2 bulbs and the 06's use 3

If you put LED on the turn signals you will require load resistors.

I've used 50W halogen bulbs for the backups with great success.

I need to know how to get the rear lower taillights to work on my '06 GC SRT8

I need to know how to get the rear lower taillights to work on my '06 GC SRT8 If you go to the search function of this forum and type in "rear fog lights" you will find the answer.

If you put LED on the turn signals you will require load resistors.



Which resistor do I need? There are 3 on the website.

Which resistor do I need? There are 3 on the website.

http://autolumination.com/equalizers.htm

scroll down....you will need the 6 ohm....$6.99 or $8.99 depending if you are only go do the rears, or fronts and rears. They are an easy install. After tapping in just drop them down in the opening under tail lamp. Plenty of air circulation no heat issues.

when i finally get an SRT8, my first order of business will be working on a full LED array for the taillights. my current car has full LED taillights and the difference between regular bulbs and even between those tower LED bulbs is night and day. below are pics of what mine look like now and something like what i might do for the SRT8

I haven't found any taillight setups w/LEDs in them, but here is what's available.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/05-06-JEEP-GRAND-CHEROKEE-2WD-4WD-BLACK-TAIL-LIGHTS_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ33716QQihZ019QQi temZ290053226778QQrdZ1

You can buy Xenon & LED bulbs that replace your exhisting bulbs(LED signals require resistors). The HID setup would require some mod(so I've read), do a search you may find other info.
just giving you a heads up i bought those exact lights from that ebay seller

and when i installled them i notised one of them was taking in condensation

(commen for aftermarket) but when i contacted the seller to get him to trade

for a new one he said that i shoud take the lends off with a heat gun and re

seal them my self (not cool)

http://autolumination.com/equalizers.htm

scroll down....you will need the 6 ohm....$6.99 or $8.99 depending if you are only go do the rears, or fronts and rears. They are an easy install. After tapping in just drop them down in the opening under tail lamp. Plenty of air circulation no heat issues.


He is correct, but the only thing i disagree on is dropping them down under the lights, If they come in contact with any plastic or wires they will melt them instantly. I mounted mine under the rear bumper (lights) on the body frame and used hi temp silicone under and around it after I zipped them into the frame.

just giving you a heads up i bought those exact lights from that ebay seller

and when i installled them i notised one of them was taking in condensation

(commen for aftermarket) but when i contacted the seller to get him to trade

for a new one he said that i shoud take the lends off with a heat gun and re

seal them my self (not cool)
That's deffinitly not cool. I didn't buy those lights, just posted the link. I'm waiting for a better looking LED setup. But, you mentioned heating the lenses. Did that easily remoove the clear lense? I've got other ideas.
I like this: http://www.***********/forums/showthread.php?t=3914

The fogs are H10.
I have Autovision 8k HID fogs from buyhidkit.com

They hooked up in 10 Min. They look great.

Do you have any pics of the HID conversion? Did you also do the conversion to your low/high beams, or just your fog lights?

Another web site to check out.

http://www.superbrightleds.com/led_prods.htm

The backup bulbs ont he 2007 SRT-8's are standard 194 bulbs, believe it or not. The very same bulb that is under the dash and in the rear overhead lighting by the handles.

I wish I could find a super bright replacement for that, it would make backing up much nicer while using the camera. I wish someone made compatible halogens or a SUPER bright LED.

You can suppliment your backup bulb with the rear fog lights by connecting them to the tow harness. These bulbs are 1156. There are several LED options for these that I have found. The standard 1156 rear fogs adds to the brake light and backup light output, but I still would like more light myself. So I'm looking also...

I just purchased the 6OHM converter but I am not sure which wire to tap. I need to use them for the turn signal. Please let me know.

will one of these work or do i hafto absolutly cut the wire and wich led most people go with cuz there are many that can fit 3157 also wich color white or red for tail lights????

That's deffinitly not cool. I didn't buy those lights, just posted the link. I'm waiting for a better looking LED setup. But, you mentioned heating the lenses. Did that easily remoove the clear lense? I've got other ideas.
I like this: http://www.***********/forums/showthread.php?t=3914

I wonder if they will make something for the GC??

Forget LED's and do HID Back Ups...with the rear camera they are rediculous...I did the slim Philips for Hi/Lows/Fogs/ and Back ups in 6000k and believe me it wasn't cheap but people are on it and it sure helps out with my super dark tint fetish!!! I get more questions about the rear HIDS than anything else on the truck hands down!!!
HALLSTAR TINT...

Which HIDS fit in the reverse backup lights that you used?

Bro,
I bought these 921 and installed them today. NOTHING HAPPENED!!! Do i need a new fuse or something? :mad:

Butta

Mine were polarity sensitive. Try turning them 180 degrees in the socket.

LEDs are polarity sensitive, do u have them in the right way?

will one of these work or do i hafto absolutly cut the wire and wich led most people go with cuz there are many that can fit 3157 also wich color white or red for tail lights????

The WK does not use a flasher.

Bro,
I bought these 921 and installed them today. NOTHING HAPPENED!!! Do i need a new fuse or something? :mad:

Butta

You need a load that is recognized by the FCM, and yes simply plugging in an LED can blow the fuse.

Load resistors, load resistors, load resistors.

Yes, please do tell!

Forget LED's and do HID Back Ups...with the rear camera they are rediculous...I did the slim Philips for Hi/Lows/Fogs/ and Back ups in 6000k and believe me it wasn't cheap but people are on it and it sure helps out with my super dark tint fetish!!! I get more questions about the rear HIDS than anything else on the truck hands down!!!
HALLSTAR TINT...

I bet you had to cut and modify the hell outta that reverse socket to get an HID bulb to fit in there tight and even.....

Spill the beans......

You did this on ur Jeep?

Wasn't cheap.....well expensive HID's are a thing of the past my friend....right Zoo!:cool:

Just run a 921 instead of a 194. The base is the same but the led arrays for the 921 usually have more bulbs. The regular bulbs are higher watt for a 921 compared to a 194.

It may not be working case of the base?

Item No.: 921
MINIATURE 1.40A 12.8V WEDGE
WATTS: 17.92 VOLTS: 12.80
BASE: WEDGE AXIAL

Item No.: 194
MINIATURE .27 AMPS 14V WEDGE
WATTS: 3.78 VOLTS: 14
BASE: WEDGE T3.25-T5 9.4MM

Not fuse, try reversing them(turning them around in the socket). They are affected by polarity. I run 921 bulbs in my 194 locations in my Altima with no problems for over 4 years.

Hid backup lights have been around for a long time. Uminitza has made them for beamers. They usually run like $200 or something. The hids aren't nearly as bright as in headlights due to the reflector is not designed for that.

Just run a 921 instead of a 194. The base is the same but the led arrays for the 921 usually have more bulbs. The regular bulbs are higher watt for a 921 compared to a 194.

Bro,
I bought these 921 and installed them today. NOTHING HAPPENED!!! Do i need a new fuse or something? :mad:

Butta