benhalleniii
New member
Hello all. So I have a 2017 TRD Off Road Premium and I'm installing a set of VLED MicroLED H11's. I just pulled out a set of Morimoto's that failed about 1 year in.
The problem is that I can't seem to get the new bulbs to stay in the socket at the rear of the housing. The Morimotos stay there using friction from the rubber rings around the bulb assembly itself, and they just slide into the headlight housing.
But, the VLED's (and a set of Phillips H11's I tried also) look like they want to lock into a pronged receptacle instead of just sliding in.
It would appear that I'm either using the wrong model bulbs OR I'm missing a part that is supposed to be in the headlight housing to receive the bulb.
Photo here shows that the housing is a totally smooth black plastic ring that doesn't have any flanges or slots for these bulbs to slide into.
I'm hoping someone here knows what I'm talking about and can just say "oh yeah man you need the blah blah thing a ma jig" and solve my problem. I've watched ALL of the YouTube vids and none of them ever show exactly how the bulb goes in.
Thanks!
Ben
The problem is that I can't seem to get the new bulbs to stay in the socket at the rear of the housing. The Morimotos stay there using friction from the rubber rings around the bulb assembly itself, and they just slide into the headlight housing.
But, the VLED's (and a set of Phillips H11's I tried also) look like they want to lock into a pronged receptacle instead of just sliding in.
It would appear that I'm either using the wrong model bulbs OR I'm missing a part that is supposed to be in the headlight housing to receive the bulb.
Photo here shows that the housing is a totally smooth black plastic ring that doesn't have any flanges or slots for these bulbs to slide into.
I'm hoping someone here knows what I'm talking about and can just say "oh yeah man you need the blah blah thing a ma jig" and solve my problem. I've watched ALL of the YouTube vids and none of them ever show exactly how the bulb goes in.
Thanks!
Ben