How to install projector style headlights with LED`s and Halo`s on the 1999-2004 jeep grand cherokee

How to install projector style headlights with LED`s and Halo`s on the 1999-2004 jeep grand cherokee

here i show viewers the steps i take to install a set of projector headlights on my 2003 jeep grand cherokee overland.

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Gregnyj6 says:

What wires do I connect my LEDs to so that they come on with my low beams
and DRLs ANY HELP APPRECIATED!!! 

Dominique Holmes says:

I see everyone do this but they don’t show you what they are doing I can’t
see the wiring from over here in the video get a close up so we can see
what’s going on 

Tyler Eaton says:

can i wire it so i dont have my halos come on, just my led lights?

Nick Sborlini says:

Does anyone know what wire I need to splice from the parking light if I
relay it using a ccfl inverter kit??

Ryan Loftin says:

how did you do your taillights? 

efaco five says:

@tndrckr wait till you see what iv done, i cant wait for it to be finished
😀

PaDiLLaIGoDIPSN says:

i got the same type of halo light but for my GMC DENALI …. It looks real
good on your jeep though… you should put some custom wheels on your
jeep…. your car could stand out more and look real good.. i recommend 22
inch chrome rims

Dionel Plasencia says:

hey bud, i was wondering if you could make a specific video on how to
install the halo fog lights, i bought them but i cant figure out how to put
them on, i installed the halo headlights on my jeep myself ty

viggoM35 says:

@josephfoster30 Now your Jeep is bilingual. L☺L

Michael Driggers says:

At the end when you show the headlights and wheels the headlight gaps look
closed

WhenImGoneCa says:

just buy mini moto projectors and install them your self. its easy. and
they won’t have all that ugly halo stuff. and i found that the aftermarket
cheap projector headlights like these do not light up as good.

viggoM35 says:

I think it would look better with the grill matching, or same color, as the
rest of the Jeep. Go to a paint store and they can match it using your VIN
and mix it into a spray can.

jeeper02spm says:

If u wanna make then do a cool light show with the hazards on check out my
latest video.

TJ Nitecki says:

where did you get your fog lights?

LIlRap4 says:

what was the volt meter setting that you used

Stealthboy990 says:

When it comes to heat-shrinking, I tend to use a lighter as it still has
the same properties. I had got this trick off Mighty mods.

Peregar4ik says:

I know the video is old, but you can adjust that gap by screwing in or out
those metal parts in headlight that clip in those plastic clips in car)

efaco five says:

@zpcrowson4212 If you have tinted your tail lights, black, if not, chrome

TheGupsterMan says:

looks like your passenger side marker is out

MysteriousGamingTv says:

go to k2motor. com they are cheaper and some come with a set of fog lights.

Lukas Wood says:

hey man, you know your “hood Actuators” or whatever yo called the, my trunk
ones need to replaced. how much do they cost? and can you replace them by
hand

sposthumus1 says:

Great video man. wish they made these for my xj but its completely
different with the headlight setup

Jay González says:

Thanks for showing the whole car, mine is green but I got crash on the side
and the doors and the pillar and bent inside on the driver side, thinking
about changing color when it gets fixed, and was thinking grey with black
details, you just gave me some ideas.

Kikingmarikina says:

a lighter works to heat seal

efaco five says:

@jttlr101 i got them off ebay along with the headlights, the overland model
also came with the rectangle/oval fog lights, changing them requires the
removal of the entire front fascia if you dont have a lift available to
you, takes no more then 20 minutes to remove the whole front end of the
truck, i have videos on how to do it yourself on my channel, if you have a
lift, you can remove the wheel well liners and remove the fog lights that
way from behind

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