LED lights.
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srs034runner
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Got dome, map, courtesy, rear compartment, license plate, and reverse for $21 free shipping on Amazon! Don't over pay! Lol
dkyleb
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Just ordered these lol thanks.
Powder_Hound
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Please let us know your thoughts and impressions once installed. I've been using the old for years, so I'm not missing anything as I'm used to what I have. However, for 15 bucks I might need to try what I don't have?!?!?
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dkyleb
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You should just grab them. It's actually a really nice and noticeable upgrade.
Rannd
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Unfortunately even LED bulbs can be cheap and not fit correctly.
I purchased some eBay LED bulbs last year for another car and they both fell out of the socket of my taillights. Luckily I was able to take the taillights off and move the taillight around to get the bulb out. Replaced the bulb with one from Diode Dynamics with much better quality, fit is perfect.
I purchased some eBay LED bulbs last year for another car and they both fell out of the socket of my taillights. Luckily I was able to take the taillights off and move the taillight around to get the bulb out. Replaced the bulb with one from Diode Dynamics with much better quality, fit is perfect.
Powder_Hound
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Ordered mine today. For 15 bucks to replace all interior lights to LED almost seems to good to be true. However, I have 2 burnt out lights so I don't have much to lose, but brightness to gain!
Hoping to install next week during kids spring break!!!
Hoping to install next week during kids spring break!!!
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BOFFROAD
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I ordered these. Haven't installed them yet. But [MENTION=136692]SixthSnail[/MENTION] put them in his 5th gen and he recommended them to me.
Amazon.com: Toyota 4Runner LED Package Interior + Tag + Reverse Lights (14 pieces): Automotive
Amazon.com: Toyota 4Runner LED Package Interior + Tag + Reverse Lights (14 pieces): Automotive
paterinvictus
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I have installed them too, excellent upgrade!
Just don't touch the Vanity mirror Light!!! I've tried to replace that with 3 different types of LED's and it blows the fuse every time!
Rannd
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Not to hijack the thread.. but is there a master list of every bulb size a 07 4Runner has? I've been searching and can't find it anywhere.... I want to know license plate lights, dome lights, door dome lights, window door switch lights, reverse, turn signals, daytime lights, etc etc...
Edit: Found it! http://www.modifiedlife.com/2007-toyota-4runner-auto-light-bulb-size-chart/
Edit: Found it! http://www.modifiedlife.com/2007-toyota-4runner-auto-light-bulb-size-chart/
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KYBubblehead
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Hey, for 15 bucks, I am going to try them as well; just ordered a set.
6000k is the color, lumens is the "brightness"
color/brightness
I do know this, it was how i worded this, that apparently made me come off as an idiot.
I do know this, it was how i worded this, that apparently made me come off as an idiot.
Bluesky 07
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I swapped my stock bulbs for LEDs a while back. My 4Runner is a 2007 Sport. The following information may be helpful but I make no guarantees and your experience may vary:
- Take the opportunity to clean all the lenses inside and out while they're off. It can make a surprisingly big difference in brightness.
- Polarity matters with LEDs, so if a bulb doesn't work, remove it, rotate it 180 degrees and plug it back in.
- Turn the switches on the dome and cargo lights to OFF while you put in the bulb. I didn't and blew the fuse.
- The door panel light housings can be gently pried out with a small flathead screwdriver. Once the housing is out, the lens is easy to pop off. But for the dome and cargo lights, put the screwdriver blade between the lens and the housing and gently pop off the lens only. The whole housing doesn't come out.
- Once the lens is off, the best way I found to install the dome and cargo bulbs was to gently grab one of the metal ends with needlenose pliers, put the other end up into the socket, then push the end you're holding up into place.
Hope that saves somebody some aggravation.
- Take the opportunity to clean all the lenses inside and out while they're off. It can make a surprisingly big difference in brightness.
- Polarity matters with LEDs, so if a bulb doesn't work, remove it, rotate it 180 degrees and plug it back in.
- Turn the switches on the dome and cargo lights to OFF while you put in the bulb. I didn't and blew the fuse.
- The door panel light housings can be gently pried out with a small flathead screwdriver. Once the housing is out, the lens is easy to pop off. But for the dome and cargo lights, put the screwdriver blade between the lens and the housing and gently pop off the lens only. The whole housing doesn't come out.
- Once the lens is off, the best way I found to install the dome and cargo bulbs was to gently grab one of the metal ends with needlenose pliers, put the other end up into the socket, then push the end you're holding up into place.
Hope that saves somebody some aggravation.
