These New Headlights Are Sweet! Meet My CheroBronco XJ
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- In this video we install and review Loyo-LED headlights in the XJ. These headlights sure are bright! But, will they function to our satisfaction?
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Thanks for the great video! The issue with the turn signal is because the halogen bulbs were drawing too much current to supply to the headlights for the integrated turn signals to kick on. Use a EP27 LED Flasher Relay Kit is recommended to replace the OEM one will fix the problem.
Perfect appreciate it I will change it over
Do I need the EP27 relay if I already have LED turn signals?
@@jeremybeard1291 If you have already installed LED turn signals which work correctly, you may not need the flasher relay kit.
@@LOYOOFFICIAL can I leave the DRL wire disconnected if I don't want that function? I still want the ring to light up when headlights/brights are turned on though. Hoping that's possible
@@LOYOOFFICIALI have the exact same problem and and changed to the EP27 flasher relay it is not working at all. Emailed.
I just bought a pair for $97.00 from their website. Great looking headlights.
I just bought these lights, I think they look cool! I blacked out the factory turn signal and I think it looks way cooler! My turn signal is orange and way brighter than that!
Yeah something is definitely wrong with mine haha
@@mountaincrawlers8 I hope they send you another set!
Being that it’s a review and they sent them for free to test we will see but I doubt it honestly
@@mountaincrawlers8 yes, I guess you’re right.
I'm really interested in these lights but I'm going to have to wait and see if LOYO do a version for those of us in the world that drive on the left (64 countries in all). They really do look fantastic.
Looks awesome! I just installed the same lights yesterday. And my XJ is almost an exact copy of yours! Lol
Wish I could pay a photo.
Sweet lights! The Jeep is looking pretty bad ass!
I just ordered, great vid man.
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Glad you could see the video
I have upgraded wiring harness for a few years now, do I have to get a different relay????????
Hey buddy, nice XJ. Im looking to get them lights for my XJ... Love these SUV'S. Just subscribed from Australia 😊🇦🇺
Awesome thank you!
Hi, Arent they backwards? Because the position looks opposite to the bronco 9:43
I just installed them the way Loyo LED advertises them. Either way they still look like bronco headlights. They can be installed either direction it doesn’t matter.
Got the True mods version in chrome and like the look. Light work great but have a quirk I cant solve. Emailed True mods about it today to see what they say. What happens is once installed on the factory harness or a headlight wire harness upgrade kit it turns on the vehicle dash and fuel pump if you turn your headlights on or full the momentary high beam leaver. Just like if you where turn the key to the "On" position. This is all without the key in the ignition. Also if I turn the vehicle on turn the headlight on or hold the momentary high beam lever while shutting down the jeep and take the keys out then it stays on till the lights are turned off or lever is let go... WTF>?
My jeep does not have short, or grounding issues. It runs fine and has no problems. I even tried it with and with out the DRL module (Canadian version xj)
Does anyone have any idea what is wrong with these lights? They mention some vehicles need their "H4 Negative-Switched Headlight System Relay Wiring Harness Kit". I have just a amazon made in china wire harness upgrade.. it works but argues with the DRL relay so this is why I unhooked it. But like I said even with the factory wire harness it does the same thing.
Im willing to bet the true mods lights you have are a switched ground, common positive light. I had mic tuning send me a switch panel that did the exact same symptoms you are having. It was back feeding power to a bunch of my factory jeep accessories. They sent me a switched power, common ground panel to fix it and it cured my issue. If your lights are wired for non domestic vehicles then this may be what your problem is. Loyo wired their lights for domestic (American) vehicles which is why mine work as intended with no issues.
@@mountaincrawlers8 Thanks for the quick response. I'm mechanically inclined but suck when it comes to the ins and outs of electronics. Is there any way I can fix this? I like the Chrome version of these lights and Loyo does not gave these as far as I can tell
good shit man!! i have ur old headlight. wanted led headlights but noting fancy. i think imma do this too.
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@@mountaincrawlers8 i will. did u get the blinker all figured out? i know u said it was not getting enough power
@@KILLemZOMBIES I have not yet but a light bulb went off in my head the other day. If I convert the factory bulbs to LED I think it might draw the amperage down enough to allow the blinkers to work properly
What brand bumper are you running?
Amazon DIY
@@mountaincrawlers8 looks good. Is it durable. I have a ‘93 2dr and I’d like to install a winch bumper because I use mine in S. Fl. mainly for hunting. It’s primarily off-road.
@@gregphillips1998 watch some of my other vids and you can witness both front and rear bumpers take some hard hits on rocks. They’ve been holding up great. And winch pulls don’t harm it at all.
@@mountaincrawlers8 thanks brother. That will probably be my next addition.
What did you tap into for the DRL light? I'm wanting to try and run it somehow to only illuminate the ring when the headlights are on, trying to think of what to tap into for that.
I tapped into the park lamps so whenever just the park lamps are on it will come on or it will come on with headlights on as well.
@@mountaincrawlers8 Ah ok perfect, I think I'll run it disconnected at first to see how I like it and then maybe eventually tap into the park light power if I feel like I want the ring on with parks. Thanks man!!
How will these do in the snow?
Probably won’t have much of an issue. Never had any problems with my old ones that were also LED. I could see it being a concern in the northern states where blizzards are much more harsh causing the LEDs to freeze.
@@mountaincrawlers8 thank you 🙏 yeah I’m in the north… and I actually love driving in the snow!
@@Deadbuck73 I can say I lived in Idaho for 2 years and my old LEDs never did freeze over
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Don’t buy it if you do not want to modify the housing!!! I just tried to put them in - too big for the metal frame, doesn’t fit in. Waste of money.
Interesting as several others haven’t had any issues