Oracle flush mount tail lights!!!

[Pig-Pen]

I dont know how i missed this thread all year. Those tail lights look great and awesome work by Threedom on the custom panels. Makes them look even better

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[XX4XEXX]

Not sure about yours but mine throw codes, do yours.

 

[GATORB8]

Not sure about yours but mine throw codes, do yours.

Tazer. IIRC: LED Tails OFF then ON then sleep cycles.

 

[mikem20]

It’s a pain in the ass with the tazer but it does work to get rid of the rapid flash. I followed the instructions on a YouTube video.

 

[Byrds8]

Thought I read somewhere they were supposed to fix the hyper flash? Guess there goes me buying. I had no plans on a Tazer. LOL

 

[Heimkehr]

Thought I read somewhere they were supposed to fix the hyper flash? Guess there goes me buying. I had no plans on a Tazer. LOL

The only confirmed, post-release tweak that I've read about concerned replacing those tail lights, which were part of an early production run, that weren't sealed correctly during manufacture.

As far as hyper-flash and reduced functionality of the BSM function, the Tazer (and JScan too?) seems to be the accepted solution for the former. As to the latter, the consensus amongst most owners is that spotty BSM alerts can't really be improved upon, due to the fixed position of the sensor in the Oracle lights being different than in the OEM tail light.

 

[Byrds8]

The only confirmed, post-release tweak that I've read about concerned replacing those tail lights, which were part of an early production run, that weren't sealed correctly during manufacture.

As far as hyper-flash and reduced functionality of the BSM function, the Tazer (and JScan too?) seems to be the accepted solution for the former. As to the latter, the consensus amongst most owners is that spotty BSM alerts can't really be improved upon, due to the fixed position of the sensor in the Oracle lights being different than in the OEM tail light.

Thanks for the reply. I guess Ill just keep the stock ones. They may not be the prettiest but I guess they do what they need to...mostly lol. My wife has halogen tails. Soon I am going to get her some 720lumen DiodeDynamic LEDs. Kinda envy her because I know how bright those suckers are.

 

[Bocephus1963]

Thanks for the reply. I guess Ill just keep the stock ones. They may not be the prettiest but I guess they do what they need to...mostly lol. My wife has halogen tails. Soon I am going to get her some 720lumen DiodeDynamic LEDs. Kinda envy her because I know how bright those suckers are.

The only confirmed, post-release tweak that I've read about concerned replacing those tail lights, which were part of an early production run, that weren't sealed correctly during manufacture.

As far as hyper-flash and reduced functionality of the BSM function, the Tazer (and JScan too?) seems to be the accepted solution for the former. As to the latter, the consensus amongst most owners is that spotty BSM alerts can't really be improved upon, due to the fixed position of the sensor in the Oracle lights being different than in the OEM tail light.

I was among the first ones to buy these and i had the hyper flash as well and an occasional taillight out warning. Last year they came out with an inline pigtail that goes between the taillight and factory wires that solved all of the above. Maybe hit them up for the pigtail.

 

[jhackathorne]

Thanks for the reply. I guess Ill just keep the stock ones. They may not be the prettiest but I guess they do what they need to...mostly lol. My wife has halogen tails. Soon I am going to get her some 720lumen DiodeDynamic LEDs. Kinda envy her because I know how bright those suckers are.

I am pretty sure sometime within the last couple months they fixed the bulb out/flash issue. I have had zero issues with mine since I installed them a month ago. Only problem is BSM are spotty.

 

[XX4XEXX]

Mine do not hyper but I get light out. ECRI fixed it.

 

[david63]

Wondering if anyone found a BSM solution. Mine does work but not the same as stock. The angle of the sensor is definitely more towards the back and less on the side. Only activates when’s car is much closer towards the rear.

 

[Heimkehr]

Wondering if anyone found a BSM solution. Mine does work but not the same as stock. The angle of the sensor is definitely more towards the back and less on the side. Only activates when’s car is much closer towards the rear.

Prior posts on the subject suggest that using shims to adjust the angle of the blind spot sensor provides a mild improvement when compared to not doing so.

The owner consensus seems to be that factory functioning can't be fully restored with the flush mount lights in situ; they simply don't allow the sensor to sit in the same position as do the factory tail lights.

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