Halogen to LED upgrade

[Jeffy56]

Can I get the names or links to those? All I can find say "may need resistor" I am totally confused, to many styles, numbers to choose from. Not for an ADHD person. I have a 2018 Wrangler Rubicon New Unlimited JL. Any help is appreciated.

I don't buy that all is well line. You can spend a bucket load of $ if you want. I used primarily Sealight and Lasfit. Yes Chinese but with American warehouses. Also very important; the LED emitters on their bulbs are physically at the same level as halogen elements. That means the reflectors work properly. I do have a Tazer to instruct the system to LED. Same or equal bulb part numbers. Buy the top of the line. All my bulbs are now LED. Good luck.

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[Jeffy56]

Read through the various posts here on LEDs. Many have pics.

 

[Deleted User 38384]

Can I get the names or links to those? All I can find say "may need resistor" I am totally confused, to many styles, numbers to choose from. Not for an ADHD person. I have a 2018 Wrangler Rubicon New Unlimited JL. Any help is appreciated.

I have ADHD too..

Locate your year Wrangler, copy the bulb size from the chart provided below, and paste it in your favorite online purchasing app and make sure to type "LED bulb" after the bulb size.

Example: you want headlights for your 2021, search "H13 LED bulb". If you want a reverse backup light, search "7443 LED bulb".

I don't have the time right now to fix this post for you. I don't know why these guys always provide extra numbers you don't need. But some point later today I'll come back and edit this post. Or if you want, just pay attention to the first indicating letter numbers listed, everything after, anything in parentheses, you can ignore.

To take the “what bulb to buy” out of the equation, I've compiled a list of bulb sizes for Jeep Wrangler models (covering high and low beams, turn signals, fog lights, brake lights, etc.)

Accuracy and completeness are vital to us and our followers. If you notice any inaccuracies or missing information, please let us know so we can promptly update the guide. Your feedback is highly appreciated.

Jeep Wrangler (2024-2025) Bulb Size Chart

Headlights (High Beam and Low Beam)	H13
Front Fog Lights	PSX24W
Reverse Light (Back-Up Light)	7443
Turn Signal Light (Front)	7443
Dome Light	T10

Jeep Wrangler (2023) Bulb Size Chart

Headlights (High Beam and Low Beam)	H13
Daytime Running Light	7443
Front Fog Lights	PSX24W
Reverse Light (Back-Up Light)	7443
Brake Light (w/halogen capsule headlamps)	3157
Dome Light	T10
Turn Signal Light (Front)	7443
Turn Signal Light (Rear)(w/halogen capsule headlamps)	3157
Side Marker Light (Front)	T10
Tail Light (w/halogen capsule headlamps)	3157
Auto Trans Indicator Light	T10

Jeep Wrangler (2021-2022) Bulb Size Chart

Headlights (High Beam and Low Beam)	H13
Front Fog Lights (2021)	PSX24W
Front Fog Lights (2022: Sport)	PSX24W
Reverse Light (Back-Up Light)	7443
Brake Light (Rear)	3157
Daytime Running Light (Rubicon/Unlimited Rubicon 4xe)	7443
Dome Light	T15
Parking Light (Front)	7443
Turn Signal Light (Front)	7443
Turn Signal Light (Rear)	3157
Tail Light	3157

Jeep Wrangler (2019-2020) Bulb Size Chart

Headlights (High Beam and Low Beam) (2019)	H13
Headlights (High Beam and Low Beam) (2020)	H13
Front Fog Lights	PSX24W
Reverse Light (Back-Up Light)	7443
Brake Light (Rear)	3157
Daytime Running Light (w/ LED Headlamps)	7443
Dome Light	T15
Parking Light (Front) (2020)	7443
Turn Signal Light (Front)	7443
Turn Signal Light (Rear)	3157
Parking Light	7443
Tail Light	3157

Jeep Wrangler (2018) Bulb Size Chart

Headlights (High Beam and Low Beam)	H13
Front Fog Lights	PSX24W
Reverse Light (Back-Up Light)	7443
Brake Light (Rear)	3157
Daytime Running Light	7443
Dome Light	T15
Engine Compartment Light	211-2
License Plate Light	T10
Luggage Compartment Light	211-2
Map Light	211-2
Parking Light	7443
Side Marker Light (Front)	T10
Side Marker Light (Rear)	3157
Turn Signal Light (Front)	7443
Turn Signal Light (Rear)	3157
Stepwell Light	T15
Tail Light	3157

Note: This guide is only for 2000-2023 Jeep Wrangler models with original factory (OEM) assemblies. Aftermarket headlights, Fog Lights, tail lights, etc., may have different bulb sizes as per the manufacturer's specifications.

Also most major companies out there make kits for the vehicle of your choice which includes multiple bulbs that you may want to buy as a set. I personally don't do that because you pay a premium for them to do the footwork for you, but to each their own.

I would also say don't fall for the hype, most of these LEDs you're going to find are going to be made in china, even the ones being sold here in the United States which are shipping from us-based warehouses. I have a whole thread dedicated to the quality stuff that you can get from China. I mean if you want to get technical, $40,000 handbags are being made in China, and complete morons with too much money are buying them!

Play your cards right, don't buy any T10 bulbs for more than $10 for a 10pk. A lot of these companies like Lasfit and Auxito will sell you a pair of t10's for $10 to $20. It's an absolute rip off, because both of these company's products are being manufactured in China, and they're buying them for pennies and they're selling them to idiots for a 2, 000% markup.



If you want to be more confused, I'm currently running a set of H4 7-in LED headlights on my 2021 Wrangler EcoDiesel.
It involved some extra parts!

 

[Wobelnik]

I have ADHD too..

Locate your year Wrangler, copy the bulb size from the chart provided below, and paste it in your favorite online purchasing app and make sure to type "LED bulb" after the bulb size.

Example: you want headlights for your 2021, search "H13 LED bulb". If you want a reverse backup light, search "7443 LED bulb".

I don't have the time right now to fix this post for you. I don't know why these guys always provide extra numbers you don't need. But some point later today I'll come back and edit this post. Or if you want, just pay attention to the first indicating letter numbers listed, everything after, anything in parentheses, you can ignore.



Also most major companies out there make kits for the vehicle of your choice which includes multiple bulbs that you may want to buy as a set. I personally don't do that because you pay a premium for them to do the footwork for you, but to each their own.

I would also say don't fall for the hype, most of these LEDs you're going to find are going to be made in china, even the ones being sold here in the United States which are shipping from us-based warehouses. I have a whole thread dedicated to the quality stuff that you can get from China. I mean if you want to get technical, $40,000 handbags are being made in China, and complete morons with too much money are buying them!

Play your cards right, don't buy any T10 bulbs for more than $10 for a 10pk. A lot of these companies like Lasfit and Auxito will sell you a pair of t10's for 10 to $20. It's an absolute rip off, because both of my company's products are being manufactured in china. And they're buying them for pennies and they're selling them to idiots for a 2, 000% markup.



If you want to be more confused, I'm currently running a set of H4 7-in LED headlights on my 2021 Wrangler EcoDiesel.
It involved some extra parts!

Thanks dude, preciate youre help.

 

[WranglerMan]

Been running Beamtechs for several years with no issues

 

[Deleted User 38384]

@Wobelnik

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/mods-from-china-admin-warning-no-politics.112846/

I've since stopped buying stuff from the AliExpress and Alibaba app, mostly because we're trying to pay down credit cards, but also because of the current tariff rates.

I still make the occasional purchase from Amazon however.

 

[IronWarjack]

LED light bulbs I replaced are as follows:

Headlights: $16 free shipping
Fog Lights (pair of 2 bulbs): $7 free shipping
Brake lights (pack of 10 LED bulbs): $5 free shipping
Backup bulbs (pair of 2): $8 free shipping

Total Cost: $36

I know this is an older thread, but do you recall where you purchased from?

 

[Deleted User 38384]

I know this is an older thread, but do you recall where you purchased from?

I believe I ordered them from Amazon. But I was doing a lot of AliExpress orders back then. Nowadays I just go with Amazon. AliExpress and Amazon is like the same price nowadays, except Amazon has next day delivery on a lot of stuff. So it's like pay the same price for each item, get it next day with Amazon, or 3 weeks from now with AliExpress.

Prices might be inflated now too. There's a set of H13 headlights that I was running for a while that I posted on here a while back. I believe @shagles is running them as well. I just know that it doesn't list them as being compatible with the Wrangler on Amazon even though it's an H13 so it obviously is. Again I believe @shagles has more information from the company on that. I want to say last I checked they were $38 maybe??

My first set of those H13 was in my 2016 Patriot and stayed in it for 2 and 1/2 years until I sold it, and then I put them in my Wrangler almost immediately after purchase and kept it in there for probably another 3 years before I decided to buy a second pair of the same ones. They weren't bad or anything, I just felt like enough time had gone by that maybe they were dimmer? Turns out they weren't, after getting the new set in is the same level of brightness, so I ended up keeping the new ones in and just put the old ones to the side since they were older. At this point I have a different headlight setup, but those H13's really are an awesome pair, and because of the built-in heat sink, you don't need any special modification to install them in your Wrangler. FLICKER FREE!!


I'll see if I can't find those but honestly I haven't thought about the brand in a minute. Maybe @shagles has a link for you too?

 

[shagles]

The ones I got aren't available on amazon anymore. These are the closest that I could find.
https://www.amazon.com/BEAMTECH-H13-9008-Fanless-Brighter/dp/B0CXHN1CSM/ref=sr_1_4?

 

[IronWarjack]

Thank you both!!

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