DRL burn out at 20k miles - 2014 4Runner

[pj2006]

Anyone have a problem with early burn out of the daytime running lights? Are these easy to replace at home vs. taking to mechanic?


Thanks.

 

[05Rrunner]

Anyone have a problem with early burn out of the daytime running lights? Are these easy to replace at home vs. taking to mechanic?


Thanks.

Should be still under warranty, but if I was going to fix it , I would do it myself using Toyota parts. It's probably fairly easy.

 

[bowhun2r]

Anyone have a problem with early burn out of the daytime running lights? Are these easy to replace at home vs. taking to mechanic?


Thanks.

Mine didn't burn out on my 14 and 16, but I did replace them. Easy plug-n-play. Should take you no longer than 10 minutes total for both. Especially the DRL/HB lights. If they did burn out, may as well replace them both. The DRL LED's look great but do not give the same output as the OEM DRL/HB (at least mine). You can get LED's that make the night into day, but then using them as DRL's are kinda bright especially at dusk.

I used these: Premium 9005 21 SMD 5730 LED

They don't give the same output on HB's as stock, but I have HID's and a light bar (on order) to make up for the HB's. During the day they look great as DRL's. There is a thread here: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/191626-what-hid-led-company-you-using-post-pics.html post #9