Toyota H4 headlight kit heads up
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Love mine. Highly recommend the wiring harness even if you don't use the actual bulbs. It takes most of the load off the multifunction switch and puts the load on the relays instead. Multifunction switch/plug now lasts like it should and you can pull some serious amps depending on your load. I got the Hella bulbs and like the light. I wish it had the beam quality of my HID lights on my other vehicles but still a totally worthwhile upgrade. It's worth much more than the price the OP paid.
Appreciate the update, just picked up 2 for less than 40 bucks at a local dealer! One as an upgrade and one as a spare.
Each kit is 2 headlights with H4 bulbs, a wiring harness with 2 relays and 2 fuses and 35 nice zip ties.
Buying an extra kit is smart, if you break one later you're stuffed.
The lens is glass, the wiring harness is Toyota quality.
I wanted a spare kit for my 06 TJ, so the other day I ordered off your link to Hendrick Toyota. Not bad, total of 37 dollars shipped to Colorado.
Today, I got a call from Brandon at Hendrick and he wanted to know " what the hell was going on" Seems he was given a huge load of orders for this kit, and he began to read off the order times which varied from 30 seconds to a few minutes apart. He read off at least 15 or so. I had to interrupt him and told him about the Jeep mod for the lights.
Guess he thought some scam was going on with the close time orders and the multi state requests. Got some laughs in with him, and then he said well, it don't matter, your backordered.
No ETA on it, so I left the order in. No big deal, it was the funniest call I've had today.Ray
KennethS
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I installed 55/100 bulbs so I can drive on city streets without blinding people, but have brighter high beams for off-road.
I also modified the driving light / fog light relay so the driving lights stay on when I turn the high beams on.
I installed 55/100 bulbs so I can drive on city streets without blinding people, but have brighter high beams for off-road.
I also modified the driving light / fog light relay so the driving lights stay on when I turn the high beams on.
Same here. Very happy with those mods. Initially I wasn't going to use the harness but I'm very glad I did. My multi function switch plug has clearly been slowly overheating at the wires that feed the headlights. The plug has a little damage but still works. Moving the load to the relays solves the issue and then you can put in brighter, higher wattage bulbs.
I never went with good LEDs but these are way better than the cheap LED. I got mine based on this thread, https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/toyota-lights-on-your-tj-cheap-quality-led-alternative.52840/
I don’t think anyone has regretted it and certainty not for the discounted price.
I had a set of these that replaced a cheap knock off LED.. the pattern was awesome. I did the 80/100 upgrade. Visually they are period correct. I ended up taking them out only because I didn't like the warm temperature of the output. I still have them as backups and left the harness installed as click-bait if I ever sold the Jeep. $29 is a killer deal for these.
I switched to the Holley RetroBrights and never looked back.
Love to see these threads for people who are poor like me. If you have money and are just cheap, F YOU. 
C.J. Roberts
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Love to see these threads for people who are poor like me. If you have money and are just cheap, F YOU.
I've been running these for years, and with 100/ 80 bulbs they're great. And not too expensive.
https://www.busdepot.com/nl910ch4
Local Toyota Dealer just called that my 2 kits are in. I ordered about a month ago and they were listed as backordered. So maybe you other guys will see some movement on yours!!
Dude! I think you may have solved my headlight dilemma. How is the cut off on the e codes when you run the hundred/80 bulbs? I have had Hellas and like them a lot. But I found these on the sight that have an additional light socket so I can still have my daylight running lights. I will probably do that aux bulb in the LED.
https://www.busdepot.com/hq601
C.J. Roberts
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The cutoff is great. straight line about 3/4 of the way from left to right, then angles up about 10 to 15 degrees on the right. Something like this.
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