Show me your aux reverse lights

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Can you provide a link for everyone ? I bought these 6 years ago so I'm sure there's more options now.

The one I bought actually has 2 bulbs in each lense . I'm just using the main bulb for the reverse . I left the other bulb in there but not wired up . It can be used as additional tail/stop light or side marker or even Turn signals , just have to get the appropriate colored bulbs for the application .

Interesting, 2 bulbs. Any pics? The original Prado lights use a single T20/7440 bulb.

Well this sucks, cheaper ones aren't available now 02-09 Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 120 LED Clear Reflector Rear Bumper Lights JDM | eBay
I asked the seller a while ago what bulbs are used and his response was the stock ones are reused.
 
Sac how do you like those rigids I was looking at them but just wondering how brite they are. I have a set of rigid dually's on my pickup and they are amazing also how do you like that wilco tire rack?
 
Cheap Kawell brand work lights from Amazon mounted on the two plastic bumper tabs wired into a switch, right next to the anytime backup camera switch. Great for backing up and backing people off. A coworker has used these lights as fogs on his daily driver for over a year with no issues, I would recommend them.
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I'm going to try a set of those. Thanks
 
Interesting, 2 bulbs. Any pics? The original Prado lights use a single T20/7440 bulb.

Well this sucks, cheaper ones aren't available now 02-09 Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 120 LED Clear Reflector Rear Bumper Lights JDM | eBay
I asked the seller a while ago what bulbs are used and his response was the stock ones are reused.

I was able to find a photo online showing the backside.
You can see the green/white wires is for the second light. I dont remember what kind of bulb, it may actually be a LED panel in there. I've not had to remove these since they were installed so its been a long time since I've seen them.
 

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I was able to find a photo online showing the backside.
You can see the green/white wires is for the second light. I dont remember what kind of bulb, it may actually be a LED panel in there. I've not had to remove these since they were installed so its been a long time since I've seen them.


Parking light/ main light set up. Pretty cool, almost wish my bumper was set up them.
 
Not my idea, but it works good, bumper acts as a 'cut off' line, (the light wont blind anyone).

Wired to the tow/trailer plug.
 

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I did just about the same thing as "Backoff"... clean, cheap and bright.
 

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The benefit of having my "reverse" lights up on my roof rack is that when people have their brights on behind me on the highway, I can "remind" them to turn them off.. :bounce:
 

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I bought this on EBAY from a seller in Japan, they replace the reflectors in the rear bumper and have turn signal style bulbs in them. The best thing is they look totally stock. They were pricey but were the only clear option available at the time.

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Daytime pics don't do it justice, they are pretty bright! I can grab some night time shots if anyone cares.

They are wired to the reverse lights in the tail light housing. I put in some very expensive LED bulbs from VLEDS.com. Before installation I applied hot glue around the inner seams to prevent any chance of leakage into the lenses. They've held up great for 6 years.

I believe similar year Land Cruisers and Hilux models in Japan have these from factory but they're red lenses.

These are awesome. I was gonna say the housing plus an LED bulb would make them perfect but you already did it.
 
I did just about the same thing as "Backoff"... clean, cheap and bright.



Any issues regarding wear on the wires exposed on the outside? I'm more concerned about snow buildup on areas where wires are - I wouldn't want to see a chunk of ice fall onto the ground after a day of snowfall. I do wash the underbody after snowdays but I'm not sure how durable wiring can be in situations like that. Looks like a nice clean install - I'm considering putting duallies in the same area. It looks ideal especially when I want to have a stealth look
 
Any issues regarding wear on the wires exposed on the outside? I'm more concerned about snow buildup on areas where wires are - I wouldn't want to see a chunk of ice fall onto the ground after a day of snowfall. I do wash the underbody after snowdays but I'm not sure how durable wiring can be in situations like that. Looks like a nice clean install - I'm considering putting duallies in the same area. It looks ideal especially when I want to have a stealth look

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well the mod was to convert the tail as turn signals and use the signal part as added reverse lights.
i used diodedynamics tail as turn module, a little bit of rewire. also have a switch inside so i dont need to always use the reverse gear.
also my reverse lights are all 15w hids, so i did make a relay harness. i have full control of the lights, turn it on to do anti tailgaters.
the video was taken at about 430 in the morning since its when i get off work.

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This is absolutely incredible. Can you provide more detail on the process and products for this?
 
Those Rigid Ignites are nice, compact light, but Really? 144 Watts for LED backup lights?
Amp draw of 12 Amps x 12 Volts = 144 Watts :)
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Yep. Really. Can see great now and use them for scene lighting while offroading/camping. Those of us that actually use our trucks offroad and have tons of gear on our trucks.
 
Just did this the other night. Cheap eBay pods wired up to a manual control switch thanks to [MENTION=15785]J.A.[/MENTION] wiring schematics found here:

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