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I replaced my original factory tail lights with Rave Off Road Stealth Tail Lights this weekend. They offer it in Stealth Red or Stealth Black. I purchased the Stealth Red tail lights (goes well with my rig's Heritage Blue). The sequential turn signals and the start-up sequence is what attracted me to these tail lights.
The most difficult part of the upgrade replacement was disconnecting the stubborn wiring harness connector from both original factory tail lights. Otherwise, the rest of the upgrade replacement work (removals and installation) is straight-forward and easy. Tools needed are ratchet, 10 mm socket, socket extension, and adjustable pliers. Rave Off Road doesn't mention anything about using adjustable pliers. But I discovered that adjustable pliers helped me to disconnect the stubborn wiring harness connector from the original factory tail lights. It helped to squeeze down the latching tab on the connector and pull the connector off the back of the original tail lights.
As a side note, the Stealth Tail Lights have a rocker switch in the back that allows you to disable or enable the start-up sequence. The tail lights are delivered with rocker switch preset with the start-up sequence enabled. If you want to change the start-up sequence setting, you have to set the rocker switch before you install the tail lights.
Note: The video is from the Rave Off Road's Web site. Not of my rig.
The most difficult part of the upgrade replacement was disconnecting the stubborn wiring harness connector from both original factory tail lights. Otherwise, the rest of the upgrade replacement work (removals and installation) is straight-forward and easy. Tools needed are ratchet, 10 mm socket, socket extension, and adjustable pliers. Rave Off Road doesn't mention anything about using adjustable pliers. But I discovered that adjustable pliers helped me to disconnect the stubborn wiring harness connector from the original factory tail lights. It helped to squeeze down the latching tab on the connector and pull the connector off the back of the original tail lights.
As a side note, the Stealth Tail Lights have a rocker switch in the back that allows you to disable or enable the start-up sequence. The tail lights are delivered with rocker switch preset with the start-up sequence enabled. If you want to change the start-up sequence setting, you have to set the rocker switch before you install the tail lights.
Note: The video is from the Rave Off Road's Web site. Not of my rig.
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