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YOUR RESEARCHPlugging in led tail lights

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Run light plug

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I read somewhere not to plug in the small outside running light plug, it might blow fuses or actually not needed.

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Run light socket

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Just received mine yesterday, exactly like those pictured earlier, plug and play,and thx for help on not plugging in small running light socket.

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Suggestion · Original poster

I read somewhere not to plug in the small outside running light plug, it might blow fuses or actually not needed.

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Run light socket

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Just received mine yesterday, exactly like those pictured earlier, plug and play,and thx for help on not plugging in small running light socket.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I read somewhere not to plug in the small outside running light plug, it might blow fuses or actually not needed. info please,thx.

POST 2Original post

Definitely don't plug in the skinny wire. Fuses will blow or if not, the connection will smoke and fry itself. Yep, I learned the hard way.

POST 3Original post

What type did you guys get ? I'd love to see some before and after shots if you have them.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Amazon, smoke red $309 shipped free if u take up a free offer that u can cancel.

POST 5Original post

+1 on the photos please - would love to see them

POST 6Original post

Here a couple of pics. I dont have any with the lights on but this will give you an idea of how they look in place of stock.

POST 8Original post

Quotes source post: 9558031

Very easy. 5 minutes per side. Open engine cover, undo the one bolt holding the lights in, swap out two bulbs and reinstall.

POST 9Original post

Mine were very easy also, got them from Amazon. Did not connect the small corner bulbs. No leaks and no fogging at all, had them for over a year. I got the smoked ones. Very happy with them.

POST 10Original post

Carcster, those smoked LEDS sure would look good on my black c2...

POST 11Original post

Quotes source post: 9557799

Gator, are your's smoked ? or not ?

POST 13Original post

Quotes source post: 9559966

I am sure they would. Especially with your color. The tint is not too dark to upset the police. For me, these have been great quality tails that update the look. They really were plug and play with no modification or sanding. I am very happy with them. No way I am doing the LED headlights though...personal taste reasons.

POST 14 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just received mine yesterday, exactly like those pictured earlier, plug and play,and thx for help on not plugging in small running light socket. Work great,update the look and in my opinion not trying to look too 997ish. The smoke is light in tinting, similar to the tint on the clear sidemarkers. Worth the $309. Have a great Mem. weekend all.

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