kansasxj

So i have read on here about people making tail light boxes and putting some aftermarket lights in them. Well i would like to do this but have heard of a slight problem. I heard that Chrysler vehicles tail lights wont work unless the bulbs are plugged in. Is this false or can this be fixed by replacing a relay or something?

nukinfuts29

if it is true (unsure) you can just cut and connect the wires to the socket and complete the circuit

xjshake

The back ones have to be plugged in and working in order for either to work.. I had to change all my plugs due to rust but it wouldn't be hard at all... We put led daylights of or shop truck and we had to buy a voltage regulator fort the blinkers... Just to slow the blinker down... Leds take less voltage so its not reading that they are working... I can try and get a part number of the regulator we used it was way cheaper then if you were to just go and pick one up at the parts store'...

el_roy1985

I cut off the connector for the top bulb and wired it to my round LED lights. Then I just left the bulb socket below that one without a bulb. They've always worked without a problem.

As for the Blinkers, I got a new flasher that blinks at one constant speed regardless of the amount of bulbs or type of bulbs.

HeepJeeper

for people that have done this, do you have any pictures of the wires and leds hooked up,
im am puzzled as to how i am gonna wire these lights up.
thanks

xjshake

Im sure I can get some.. Try googling it.. There's kits to do this so in sure there is pix somewere

el_roy1985

I'll be pulling my tail lights off in a few days. I'll then take pictures. In the mean time, you could get a multimeter and it wouldn't be too hard to figure out what wire does what.