Step by Step instructions how to install halo headlights on a 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee.
How to install Halo Headlights on Jeep Grand Cherokee
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Step by Step instructions how to install halo headlights on a 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee.
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@Aaron Rodarte Yes, you leave the light bulb in that socket. By default
this is a ‘yellow’ light bulb. To get a better appearance you may want to
replace the light bulbs with white light or blue light light bulbs.
great video!
@Marshall Mitchell
These came with the halo headlights. However you can buy these at Home
Depot or Lowe’s – or any electric supply store: Radioshack, ACE, etc…
Jonsek not Jensek.
Thanks Arnold Schwarzenegger
thanks
are you led halos. always lit? Are they always on? do they work as the
driving lights?
@Olaf Jensek thank you very much!
Where did you get those blue connectors?
awesome video thanks! It’s going to make my night ahead of me a bit easier.
PS.. you sound like Arnold Schwarzenegger!
Where did you buy these lights from?
Danke, Alles gut jetz 😉
I bought them on ebay: Ebayname carpartsinnovate Paid 260 for the pair. OEM
headlights run at $230 for one light.
I am in Canada – we have daytime running lights always on (on our
low-beam…) regardless of time of day. They are always on, even when my
lights are off. I want my LED’s and Halo’s to be on with the daytime light
– however; the low-beam lights are the only wires to tap into to acheive
this. Will the power going to the low-beam be too powerful for the
halo/LED’s? Don’t want to burn them out! Lol thanks 🙂
I don’t know what brand you will be using but in general, the low-beam LEDs
and halo should last much longer than any light bulb – so you should be
fine having them on every day.
I have the exact same headlights and it was hard to figure this out! Also
my halos won’t turn on. If y’all think $200+ is expensive I got mine for
&150 on Amazon.
@OlafJonsek so do you put the lightbulb that is connected to the
major/minor/ground in the light socket that is to the very right of the
headlights when looking at the lights from the front of the vehicle?? Or do
you leave that socket in the headlights empty?