Was in the Middle of Installing my AlphaRex Headlights, and I need to connect into the turn signals/DTR in order to make the Turnsignals in the lights run..
the problem is when the installer installed my bumper 10+ years ago, they clipped my turn signal connectors and just hardwired them.
I need to wire in new connectors to make the lights work as intended..
Can anyone help?


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Thanks.

Junkyard is probably your best bet, or a junkyard search site

Are they universal?? I thought brand specific
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I wonder why the bumper installer cut off the plugs from your vehicle and hard wired the connections; very odd.

If you ordered the new lights for your specific vehicle then they should have come with the proper connectors. Find a junkyard that has your make and model of T4R and get the connectors that were cut off. Get both sides of the connector, male and female, and compare to the ones on the new lights. If they are the same then you just need to splice the junkyard connectors back onto the wires where the OEM connectors were cut off.

One other option is to cut off the connectors from the new lights and just splice them onto the old wires without connectors, like they are now.

If you want OEM connectors, it can be done but takes time and hard to do.

1. Every connector that Toyota uses at the factory has a part number. The challenge is to find the part number. With the part number, virtually all connectors can be ordered from you dealer or on line. Quite often, the connector has the part number molded into the connector housing. It will be very, very small, so you will need a bright light and a magnifying glass.

2. You can also find the part number by looking on the OEM wiring diagram (available on TIS or your dealer). The wiring diagram will show a reference number which can be cross referenced to the part number which may be at the end of the wiring diagram. Wiring diagrams come in sections, so you would need to look under lighting section, subsection for fog lights.


3. You can look up the details on most Toyota connectors here: https://www.toyota-tech.eu/wire_harness_rm/RM06H0E.pdf (yes, I know it says RAV4, but it really applies to all Toyota connectors).