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Looks killer! :fist bump:

I think that's the next best step IMHO.

I haven't gotten this report yet - But I have heard of those 3rd brake lights randomly failing. We make an inexpensive replacement for that if you need one. Has a smoked lens. Are you running a programmer such as a Tazer or JSCAN that you can use to clear the error message?

Still waiting on that PM with pics and details....

Red T-Taps should be fine. I say look closer to the bed because you may be able to find a single junction point for both sides.

You should just be able to grab the wires near one of the bed lights. Follow them up to a central spot near the cab, then tap in. I think in this case, T-Taps would be fine. As you're not going to be submerging the bed.

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Shoot me a PM with details and pics of how you have these wired in. Sounds like an issue there I can likely help you get resolved.

Did your Jeep have LED tail lights before you switched them to the ORACLE tails?

Hey Everyone, Just a quick update here on where we are with the fix for the signal out error on LED equipped Jeeps - After much time, trial & error. We finally have a working solution for this that does not require a programmer. The good news is, we found a way to make this into a simple to...

Listen guys, we understand that these instances are very difficult to navigate. Especially when there has only been less than a handful of people who have had this happen out of the several THOUSAND sets that have been sold to date. We are making these decisions based on basic facts we know...

Current ETA is first week of May.

PM me your case number & I will look into this for you

Typically, yes. We have some LED bulbs that are a little closer to 120lm/w but that's about the upper limit.

Can't find any exact info on wattage but Mopar states these are 8000 Lumen each. That will be roughly around 88 watts each depending on the luminous efficacy of the LEDs they use. Using this rough figure of 88w @ 13.5VDC = 6.5a each This is just firing from the hip, though. Should be close.

Highly likely you need to update your Tazer. I've talked to a couple people experiencing this who needed to do so.

In some cases with some Jeeps, you just can't use the P&P harness because of the way that harness combines both bumper lights to one tail. The current draw is just too much for one side in some cases. Again, some Jeeps don't have an issue with this, others do. In your case, there's only 2...

The fuse that comes out of F52 should be in the slot right over the legs of the fuse tap.

Sounds like you may have a pinched or melted cable somewhere. Try pulling the grill off & double checking all of the cables for the halos. Be sure to check anything you ran across the front of the truck around the radiator.