Yes if you're jeep came stock with halogens, it will flash randomly then main light will go out. I drove around the block a few times with no issues, then later went to go on a run and it kept going out. Switched to led headlight setting with tazer and all was good since.
yup, stock led package.
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The connectors were stuck together unfortunately. I had a small flathead inside prying them apart and it finally released. I have a feeling that never having been disconnected and having a bunch of dirt/dust getting in there just a little bit got them stuck. It was not an easy task on either side. There was no way I'd have been able to get them apart without taking the fenders off. I read that you have to drill out some black clips if you want to just pull out the liners. Taking the fenders off is really easy now that I know how they're constructed. I pulled the passenger side off super quick and didn't break any clips except for the black one that WILL break, no way around it.It looks like you were prying on those plugs from the wrong side, a small flathead inside the locking clip area will get them separated easily. Also, no need to pull fenders, just pop out the liners. I've had to do it three times for the AAL turn signals. Second time was yanking the garbage resistors they sent and the third was replacing a turn signal that went bad. Each time I only pulled the liners. Get a christmas tree removal tool but be ready to have to replace some, those clips aren't the highest of quality.
The lights look awesome, I may consider replacing my Oracle Bi-LEDs with these.
There is the fuse box on the passenger side of a 2.0L, right behind the battery.
yes, I’m still experiencing this, I was going to reset the Amber drl mode in hopes of fixing the issue, I just haven’t had time with work. I will give you a call tomorrow or Friday though If that doesn’t resolve the issue. Thank you.
This video should be helpful regarding aiming your headlights!
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Our engineering team is currently working to resolve any ongoing issues with certain Jeep models.Got my elite max headlights yesterday for my 23 JLURD and I'm really impressed with how easy the install went. The biggest job was figuring out I needed to use j scan to set my headlights to led. Using the stock halogen setup in the computer causes a very very DANGEROUS condition at night where the light will shut off at any time. I was lucky I was on a back road I know we'll when the blacked out on me. I read the instructions over and over watched the videos offered and don't recall seeing anything about this HUGE piece of the install puzzle. I found the information here at this forum so thanks for the post about setting up the led lights in the jl computer with j scan.
Once I set the computer with j scan to led lights they work flawless and seem brighter too! I love being able to plug into the factory harness!
I only had to take out the inner fender liner partially in the passenger front to get to the connectors on the passenger side. It was so easy to route the wires and plug them up. The driver side required no removal of anything I guess because my driverside fuse box is located on top of the master cylinder in the diesel. I little bit tight to get to but very doable. The grill as others have said is easy but needs a firm pull at the bottom. Had to set my winch off in my case to get the grill off. I ran my harness that connects the headlights together across the grill support that the grill attaches to, this for me made a much cleaner install!
I'm very impressed with the lights, I get lots of folks checking them out jeepers and non jeepers. I think the are well worth the money!!
Our engineering team has a couple Jeeps in rotation through our testing bay currently.
I realize this was probably just a typo, but glad you guys are staying committed to having these be truly plug and play without jscan. Once I see these working well for all users I'll be in line for a pair!
Too bad your far from Vegas, would have easily loaned you a diesel if needed as I'll be out of the country for a month starting next week.
