Seven Sparta 4 PCS Grill Led Lights with Fuse Adaptor Compatible with 2016-2023 Toyota Tacoma TRD PRO OEM Front Grille, Not Compatible with Tacoma Off Road & Sport (Amber Light with Amber Shell)

These are cool I put them on my truck and I like them no problems I would recommend them

Muy buenas y se ven bien

I bought this over two years ago and still looking great!

Easy to install. The add-a-fuse is pretty trash, feels like it will wobble out of the vehicles fuse panel easily.

EDIT: I liked them so much that I decided to order the amber ones too.I spaced these out differently so I had to do some gentle grinding on each side of the clips to get it to snap in on the far ends of the grille. They look great both ways but I believe I prefer the amber spaced apart.The photos appear to make the white light brighter than the amber but in person that’s not the case, the amber is significantly brighter in the sunlight.5 minute install, a true plug and play, came with everything needed.I hooked mine to the inj 10 fuse, turns on/off with the truck.During the sunlight, these are still easily visible, looks great with the DRL’s.At night they are really bright, can be easily seen even with bright xenon white LED headlamps on.Snapped into the TRD Pro grill great, but if you want to spread them out to the far ends, you will have to take a grinder to the grill or lights to make them fit, but that’s with all Raptor lights.They looked waterproof, but I did seal even more with some loctite sealant for extra waterproofing.Excellent value.Definitely would recommend.

amazon should stop selling these, 3 of the four lights will fall right out of grill from being so loose, 2 of the lights had a tab break off of each one.. very cheaply made… only one that fit was still not tight enough, wiring harness seems gd.. these are rubbish and went into my dumpster….

These grill lights enhance the look of my truck. They are easy to install and hook up under the hood even for beginners.

The lights are bright and similar to OEM, light covers look fine but looks like water may get in if you force them or move the cable too much and break the silicon seal, so be carefull. The cabling is thick and connectors are kind of big for such small lights, project. I do not see why you need individual lights with a connector for each one of them because no seller will sell only one and for the price I guess you will end buying a new kit. So you need to route and zip tie all cables in a way that looks good and prevents issues with other cabling. The add a fuse socket is a good idea, but, most of the fuses in the box are hot, so, you cannot use the DRL (which is the best option) cause is always hot, and if you use LBL or other light (switched ones, not hot) fuses then the lights will only turn on at night when you use the car lights. The fuse they mention in the manual is always hot. I think is the D INJ one at the left side of the box. The one I ended using is 10A INJ on the top (next to big 80A INV one) and looks like the lights now turn on only when driving. Some people mention issues with that location, so I will need to keep an eye on it. I would recommend connecting this kit to the DRL cable using a "Y" connector or attaching the wire with a thing that can bite the cable without cutting. Plenty of options out there for that. but make sure you add a fuse to that new cable, a tube fuse will do well, small and convenient.