Hey there! Today, I document my install of the $70 COLIGHT led projectors from Amazon on my 2002 Toyota Tundra. They certainly provide a more consistent light output, but also have a prominent blue/purple coloration near the top of the light cutoff (chromatic aberration). The only other thing that I did not mention in the video is that they do not turn off at all while the truck is running, even when the light switch is turned off on the stalk. This is generally not an issue, but something worth noting. I have decided to disable the DRLs and now the lights only come on when the headlight switch is turned to “on”. I used this video, and it applies to first gen Sequoias and Tundras.
https://youtu.be/dFvgzLw-Hqk
Overall, I am happy with these lights, and I would recommend them because of their impressive light output and ease of install. Thanks for watching! - Sal
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00:00 - Intro
02:14 - Unboxing CO LIGHT LEDs
03:40 - Looking at the headlights on the bench
04:32 - Removing stock reflector
05:45 - side-by-side comparison
07:18 - In-depth walkthrough
10:04 - Fixing broken tab on housing
12:12 - Quick s13 intermission (new parts!)
12:52 - Fixing broken tab on housing
13:47 - Reinstalling on the truck
15:42 - Night-time impressions
17:10 - Driving clips at night