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Tahoe Rear LED Replacement 2021-2023
Chevy Tahoe Rear Tail Light LED bulbs 2021-2023. How to replace the 2021 Suburban Tahoe Rear Bulbs: Break light, Reverse light and Blinker light with LEDs. This method will eliminate hyper flash on the blinker and the the error message caused by the Can-bus system on the Tahoe suburban. Eliminate brake light error code, get rid of LED error code on suburban Tahoe.
PARTS I USED:
Tahoe BREAK LED:
www.amazon.com/Alla-Lighting-3000lm-Extreme-Reverse/dp/B07WXTVHD3/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2XHDOWMBFGQWU&keywords=7440+7443+LED+Reverse%252C+Signal%252C+Brake+Stop+Tail+Lights%252C+Super+Bright+12V&qid=1692045449&sprefix=7440+7443+led+reverse%252C+signal%252C+brake+stop+tail+lights%252C+super+bright+12v%252Caps%252C407&sr=8-1&_encoding=UTF8&tag=knox010-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=4699f5d8b7d7ded0c7614ab010cc94f8&camp=1789&creative=9325
RESISTORS (6) Total: FOLLOW DIRECTIONS OF THE MANUFACTURER
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078SGCKHJ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1&_encoding=UTF8&tag=knox010-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=5383a10b77ae48d9e3d686b693a031ab&camp=1789&creative=9325
3M CONNECTOR:
www.amazon.com/dp/B0035R7TKO?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1&_encoding=UTF8&tag=knox010-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=3b281a63c7289051b4c2b24e35dea9be&camp=1789&creative=9325
Tahoe TURN LED:
www.amazon.com/Alla-Lighting-Yellow-Extreme-Blinker/dp/B084Z2D26N/ref=sr_1_8?crid=1FVTUUWKWO5ZM&keywords=7440+7443+led+yellow+tail+lights%252C+super+bright+12v&qid=1692045758&sprefix=7440+7443+led+yello+tail+lights%252C+super+bright+12v%252Caps%252C228&sr=8-8&_encoding=UTF8&tag=knox010-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=29349087c55e53f4cc70dbeb41b5eb77&camp=1789&creative=9325
Tahoe REVERSE LED:
www.amazon.com/Alla-Lighting-Reverse-Lights-Bulbs/dp/B07X3NW478/ref=sr_1_6?crid=2F2ILTRYA7I6M&keywords=912+921+LED+Reverse+Lights+Bulbs+Back+Up+12V+W16W%252C+6000K+Xenon+White&qid=1692045034&sprefix=912+921+led+reverse+lights+bulbs+back+up+12v+w16w%252C+6000k+xenon+white%252Caps%252C504&sr=8-6&_encoding=UTF8&tag=knox010-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=3b328331fe0c16e163938161e98cb63b&camp=1789&creative=9325
PARTS I USED:
Tahoe BREAK LED:
www.amazon.com/Alla-Lighting-3000lm-Extreme-Reverse/dp/B07WXTVHD3/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2XHDOWMBFGQWU&keywords=7440+7443+LED+Reverse%252C+Signal%252C+Brake+Stop+Tail+Lights%252C+Super+Bright+12V&qid=1692045449&sprefix=7440+7443+led+reverse%252C+signal%252C+brake+stop+tail+lights%252C+super+bright+12v%252Caps%252C407&sr=8-1&_encoding=UTF8&tag=knox010-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=4699f5d8b7d7ded0c7614ab010cc94f8&camp=1789&creative=9325
RESISTORS (6) Total: FOLLOW DIRECTIONS OF THE MANUFACTURER
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078SGCKHJ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1&_encoding=UTF8&tag=knox010-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=5383a10b77ae48d9e3d686b693a031ab&camp=1789&creative=9325
3M CONNECTOR:
www.amazon.com/dp/B0035R7TKO?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1&_encoding=UTF8&tag=knox010-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=3b281a63c7289051b4c2b24e35dea9be&camp=1789&creative=9325
Tahoe TURN LED:
www.amazon.com/Alla-Lighting-Yellow-Extreme-Blinker/dp/B084Z2D26N/ref=sr_1_8?crid=1FVTUUWKWO5ZM&keywords=7440+7443+led+yellow+tail+lights%252C+super+bright+12v&qid=1692045758&sprefix=7440+7443+led+yello+tail+lights%252C+super+bright+12v%252Caps%252C228&sr=8-8&_encoding=UTF8&tag=knox010-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=29349087c55e53f4cc70dbeb41b5eb77&camp=1789&creative=9325
Tahoe REVERSE LED:
www.amazon.com/Alla-Lighting-Reverse-Lights-Bulbs/dp/B07X3NW478/ref=sr_1_6?crid=2F2ILTRYA7I6M&keywords=912+921+LED+Reverse+Lights+Bulbs+Back+Up+12V+W16W%252C+6000K+Xenon+White&qid=1692045034&sprefix=912+921+led+reverse+lights+bulbs+back+up+12v+w16w%252C+6000k+xenon+white%252Caps%252C504&sr=8-6&_encoding=UTF8&tag=knox010-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=3b328331fe0c16e163938161e98cb63b&camp=1789&creative=9325
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This is a house we did for ROHI Dev. We tried to cover all the bases on what the end user would want in a smart home / automated home with out going over the top. The home allows for direct control of AV equipment and network devices through a control processor that is connected to the network. www.knoxsecurity.com
What’s the purpose of using the resistor on the reverse and brake lights? I’ve installed LEDs on multiple cars for many years and never needed resistors on brake and reverse lights. I do understand the blinkers need them because of hyper flash but never had problems with non-blinker lights.
What do you got for headlights
If you wouldn’t have used it u could have gave it to me or sell it 😢🤬😡
Wtf is wrong with you
The fact that these vehicles don't come with LED lights in the tail lights is ridiculous. I mean 70-80K for these Tahoe's should get you all LED lights.
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I’ll have a couple of updates . I spray painted the gold to metallic silver, looks much better. if you find that the lights are loose simply re spring the detent clips on the bulb socket by taking a small flat head and moving the clip / spring inwards, This creates a better hold. Also instead of locating the resistors behind the light, & (having to float the break light). I would put them underneath the car where the wiring harness plugs in. It is very easy to access making servicing the resistors a breeze and completely eliminating the fear of heat. I’m assuming Tracing the right wires to underneath the car may require just removing the hole harness. Could be worth it, as the location underneath is far superior. Maybe I’ll make a follow up video
OMG! I normally don’t respond to these types of things but I can’t ignore this one. While I have no objection to power efficient LED lighting this conversion defeats the efficiency and compromises the integrity of the vehicle wiring and diagnostic functions. To be specific: The resistor is required so that the vehicle diagnostics sees a load that appears to be a cold tungsten lamp filament, a few ohms. It dissipates about 31 watts of power when lamps are energized. That’s going to get pretty hot. Those are Dale type power resistors and are designed to be screwed to an adequate aluminum heat sink, NOT ZIP TIED TO PVC WIRING. So, we’ve defeated the power savings AND nullified the diagnostic capability that tells you if a lamp has failed. Lastly, those ScotchLok connectors are NOT waterproof (I could be wrong, maybe they put GOO in them now, no matter). They suck! In fact they vastly degrade the integrity of the wiring. They are actually called “insulation displacement” connectors and work by crushing the insulation and squeezing the wire strands into a thin slotted metal blade, usually breaking a strand or few. This greatly weakens the wire mechanically and subjects it to environmental damage. They are good in a dire emergency to get a trailer home or get your boat navigation lights working until you can get to a some soldering iron and heat shrink tubing, Just my opinion mind you, but it comes from many years of experience in both electronic design and wrenching. You can make your own decisions with sufficient information.
Wrong about the scotchlock not being water proof. (Check the link in my description. These are 16G waterproof and don’t pinch the metal, if at all. I tested on same gauge wire I had laying around... It’s 24w, 13.5 volts I’m not overly hyper about it since there is barely any wire pinch but still has a grip. I agree they aren’t the best for many use cases. I really don’t feel like cutting and splicing my wire. Don’t see the reason for the big stink on this. but would understand if it was used on high voltage Correct about the resistors. I have in my description to Follow the manufactures installation instructions. As it stand I’m not tapping the resistors into the truck. I’m not concerned about the blinker or reverse. The break resistors are hovering not touching anything. After 10 solid mins of use they are getting to a temp of about 270, this is past the mould temp of polycarbonate. But! Not past the melting temp. For people reading this, do mount to the vehicle as it says in the directions. LED > bulb out notifications
@@skynet7408 OK on all that. Ill have to check out the new version of ScotchLok. Can't imagine how they don't pinch through insulation and make decent contact. My axiom is 90% of most electrical failures are usually due to some contact failure.
@@skynet7408 Scratching my head here. Thought I misread ohms rating, but nope. 6 ohms @ 13.5V is indeed 30.375 watts. It wont take much of a metal plate to shed some of that heat. Im going to take some measurements on my Tahoe to determine how much current needs to be sunk to look like there's a filament there. Only a few milliamps I suspect. Chances are a small constant current device (FET probably) could be used to simulate a cold filament when lamps are off and would pass no more than that small amount with lamps at 13.5. Ill follow up on this.
@@marks5603 yes, please do. That would be awesome!
@@marks5603 Just checking in to see if you were able to play around and test it out using a FET. curious to try it myself if you were able to get it to work.
over time those resistors will melt the wiring, might not happen right away but eventually. I would advise mounting the resistors on the body behind the light housing with a couple small screws, that's why they have screw tabs already.
The blinkers and reverse don’t worry me. It’s the break lights when there is bumper to bumper traffic for a 60 mins straight. that worries me. I’ve tested about 10 solid mins on the blinker and got a 40+ and break got a 170+ degrees from what ever the ambient temp is.. I’m in a desert, so we are def pushing the boundaries of mould point on the blinker and past on break. Still no where near melting. I will do everything I can to avoid drilling into the metal. I should make a follow up vidya about the heat.
it's just what I would recommend in the long term, each time it gets hot it melts a little bit and the plastic does not heal it's self so over time it just slowly happens, that's why they have those built on screw mount holes on the resistors, easy adjustment to make. small drill bit and a couple metal screws. easy peasy. @@skynet7408
Quick question I am looking to do just bought a 2023 Tahoe premier Pearl White, But I was wondering If You Ever Heard The LEDs reverse lights That Have Built in Canbus Error Chip in Them , looking to go to simplegrout about It. Hopefully they Will Not Throw any Codes 🤔
I tried a few of those, they stuck out the back a bit too far and I couldn’t get the light all the way back in. Some still threw errors. In addition Each one was a different color which kinda bothered me. Since the housing is clear the sun light picks up on the different colors. they defeat the clear look. With the ones I chose they are at least the same form factor. As it stands the gold doesn’t have as much as an effect on making the housing look like a different color. Working on making them silver instead of gold. Will post a video or pics in the comments if I can.
@@skynet7408 Ok Cool , Thanks for Replying.
Great video! Could you please advise on how to change the 3rd brake/spoiler lights?
Thankfully that one is already LED. Thank you.
Did it throw any warnings on dashboard? That seems to be the common issue when people try to install led bulbs in the rear
No warnings, works flawlessly. You need the resistors, they eliminate the warnings and hyper flash. I put the LEDs in without the resistors just to test them.. couldn't stand the warning for more than a day, drove me nuts. once the resistors were in works like a charm, haven't looked back.
Can you please share the names of parts. Thank you.
In the description.. Here y’a go load resistor (6) amzn.to/44r7Cjo 3m waterproof connector amzn.to/3sya5uT Tahoe reverse led amzn.to/3OMn57T Tahoe break amzn.to/44roPt1 Tahoe turn amzn.to/480oRev
@@skynet7408 thank you very much.
DO NOT let the Break Resistor touch any of the plastic. install them according to the directions of the manufacturer or at the very least so that they are floating, not touching plastic.. which is what I did. I ordered many different LEDS to try. These worked the best and had a uniform look, as well as the heat sink. Use the resistors for all the rear LEDs attaching them to the two outside wires. I ran my infrared thermometer on the break lights after 10 mins of use and the max I got was 270, keep in mind it was already 111 out when I tested the temp.
I hope this was broken before you smacked it
serious question.... mine has started beeping and I don't even use it anymore, because it drove me crazy to begin with.
I CANNOT get the cover off for the life of me. it's 1am and my dog is legit going crazy from the beeping. I completely understand why you took a hammer to it. This thing is annoying!! it's unplugged and now I just want it to shut up! I have an older Honeywell one, and your's looks the most similar to the one I have. Do you know how you get it open, so I can unhook whatever battery source is inside it? Thanks in advance for your help!
pull the power and remove the battery if you don't use it@@goose7574
Is using a staple to attach the CAT cable to the stud a common construction practice?
it is
Man that would suck to have had this house built with all that great pre planning and here we are always advancing. Those hdmi cables are probably old spec, lacking the bandwidth for todays components. 🤦🏻♂️ probably can’t even handle 4K60 let alone 120 for the latest gen consoles.
you are right, tech is advancing! And this house can most definitely do 4KUHD 40M (4K@60 4:4:4) HDR, with an HDBaseT Extender... the extenders will only get better and the Cat6 we ran is still future proof till this day.
now, if you want better than this, lets say "8K" streaming... you would place a device like Nvidia Shield or apple TV behind the TV... and if you have 5.1 surround sound you extract the audio back to receiver... perfect for pretty much any set up... with the exception of an audio videophile who needs to have 8K UHD 120+hz, which is done using Blu-ray ultra or their own Video server.... which wasn't necessary since it was for a builder..... buuut if you wanted to you can still use the Nvidia shield for the plex server...
Why did you do that for views
Is there ever a problem when using closed cell spray foam over cat 6?
What do you think about ENT also known as Smurf tube? Basically there’s different colors of conduit‘s that are used for low-voltage cable management.
I’m using it in my house during its construction. That’ll allow you to fish new wire easily without tearing the whole house apart
Bruh that no nice dont like it xd 😆 but is funy
Noice
I am prewiring my house I installed coaxial and media cable cat6 for tv but in a closet away from living room is my panel. N that’s where my stereo receiver will be n also that’s where my ceiling speaker wire goes. Do I need to add another wire to the wall were my TV will since that receiver will be far away?
I want learn
Do I need a plenum cat 6 and social when you're running it like that?
No, plenum is for running wires in air returns or ducts
Yeah he cleared it up pretty nice for you. A lot of times in commercial buildings the ceiling space is used as a return air supply for the HVAC units.
I heard DVD, ir, and immediately had to uncheck upload date. This really good. Wiring though.
Blue ray ultra my man. Way better than streaming "4K"
Glad you were able to find a builder that actually adopts smart home integration, most of them cry about every extra penny spent.
what's IR cable?
pretty much any 2 conductor cable. preferably 22g to 20g
How to fix? More like HOW TO FUCK THE SYSTEM just in 10 secs
Whats IR? also, do I run cat5 for HDMI?
IR is Infrared Remote. no, run Cat6+ or above. They have Cat8 now, so probably go with that.
Beautiful job!! I love this kind of videos.. where do you guys work out of??
Scottsdale AZ
When you said HDMI cable you mean cat5/6? Converted then to hdmi? Or is hdmi cable the one you are using there ? Thanks in advance
Running cat6+ to be used as converted HDMI
Skynet how do they converted? Is it good for 3D or 4K resolution ?
@@macrapidito1 digital video compression for most right now. there are a variety of companies that make HDbaseT transmitters. that will suit your needs from standard 4K -to- video matrix lossless 4k dolbly vision / HDR video-phile grade transmission.
What's the name of the splitter and what remote control app was that
It was a generic brand. Look for true 4K passthrough. The automation / app was RTI remotes. SAVANT is another really nice means of controlling A/V.
Great installation did you cover the trunks laying on the ground??????? You know what will happen once the Drywall crews get in there!!!! Total Messsssssssss!!!!!
Very true. we either coil the wire within the wall and pull it out of the mud ring after drywall (track homes). or we work with the drywallers and making sure that the wire is not cut, (custom homes)
Great video. I’m starting the process to build a house and being an IT guy I think you did everything right. Exactly as I want to do it. Question, what is the product you use for IR?
just a standard IR blasters. I'm a fan of RTi's emitters. I was using cat wire for the IR runs. If you cant get an IR wire somewhere or have a detached guest / pool house use Global Cahe IP2IR.. hope everything goes well on your project! keep us posted or make a video of your own.
how do you power the outdoor speakers? do they have to connect to some sort of receiver like a sonos receiver?
pair the speakers with the best amp for those speakers. then use sonos, heos or bose for streaming.
dont know how you are going to terminate at the tv points as there is no slack in those cables?? have fun
Im glad wasn't the only who saw that. At the very least service loop each box, nothing worst then too little of length in a box.
No grommet for running the wires through the electric knock out in the tech can? Would fail inspection here.
What inspections are done on low voltage cabling there??
+Skynet what are thoes plastic bracket, where all the low voltage comes into the server area, called. I can't fine anything like that anywhere.
Any luck?
How did you get started in this business. I want to do this in North Carolina
One word: conduit.
I usually never post on youtube, but what are some good reasons for running IR (i assume cat6) to every room or w/e a digital media hookup location will be at for a smart TV/other scattered throughout the house? I actually couldnt find much on IR and smarthome uses so I had to ask.
Make/model of cabinet to fit between studs?
Very professional job site very nice... Good video
If you keep sniffing like that. People will think you are on cocaine
Mark Giza : he is sniffing that stuff no doubt about that.LOL
Great video thanks. Just curious.. Why do we need IR points throughout the house as (like you said) most smart homes of the future will be controlled by smartphones. It is just that I am currently planning out how to wire my new home and am a little confused with all the IR options available. ie: wallplate IR Multizone IR. etc. I am trying to decipher which IR product would be best for a 4or 5 zone home to ONE media closet (below stairs) Just not sure if I can incorporate 5 receivers to feed one emitter (which will probably control a Denon AVR and perhaps a Sonos Connect amp. Any suggestions would be welcome. Cheers
The main IR control processor will be located at the rack. This will control all of your TVs and receivers. These control processors are IP based and or RF. So a single controller or phone can be used for whole house. The receiver for your home theater goes in the AV rack too, the Cat wire will be ran from receiver to tv for you video. Hope that helps.
For Chrissakes, stop sniffling! You must have a really bad nose candy habit, and just need to quit cold turkey.
what is a DVD?
Ultra HD Blue Ray, You get a better picture vs the compressed 4k streaming from some streaming device.
I wish you would have wired my house I had a built in 2013
Armyoft same :/ my builder made it so the structured panel is downstairs where I don't know yet how to drop wires into it