Full OEM Halogen to Full OEM LED

[roopdoge]

Hello!

I recently purchased a set of full LED lights to replace my halogens on my 2020 Wrangler Sport Unlimited. This would include the headlights, fog lights, turn signals and tail lights. I also bought a tazer mini for any necessary coding after the installation.

However, I am now seeing that Wrangler JLs between 18-20 will need a headlight adapter harness in order for the halo DRL's to work on the headlights. Can anyone confirm if that is true? It also looks like there is not specific part for this harness on MOPAR's site and seems as you can only obtain the harness when you purchase their headlight upgrade set (included as a bundle). I've attached a pic as well.

Looking for any help on how to get around the need for this harness and if not, where to buy one.

Thanks!

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[The Last Cowboy]

You can buy a harness for Z automotive. And yes, to run the halo lights you tap into the fuse box. You simply plug an adapter into the F57 slot for heated seats.

https://www.zautomotive.com/products/oem-compatible-led-headlight-harness

 

[roopdoge]

You can buy a harness for Z automotive. And yes, to run the halo lights you tap into the fuse box. You simply plug an adapter into the F57 slot for heated seats.

https://www.zautomotive.com/products/oem-compatible-led-headlight-harness

Thank you! I'll have to check for a fuse diagram - but the heated seat fuse is there even if my trim didnt have that option?

 

[The Last Cowboy]

Thank you! I'll have to check for a fuse diagram - but the heated seat fuse is there even if my trim didnt have that option?

There is a fuse location diagram on the underside of the fuse box/PDC lid. The F57 slot has power going to it, but if you do not have heated seats there is no fuse. There are several places in the fuse box that are that way. The tap that you push into the fuse slot will have it's own fuse on it.

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