Installing LED Projector headlights in my 2002 Tundra

Great vid! Can’t stand my OEM bulbs.. they suck. I will be doing this very soon. Thank you!

Subbed from first 30 seconds just spitting facts

very helpful info, just picked up a first gen.
then i saw your s13 parts from part shop max and new i had to drop a sub lol.

Installed these on my 06 DC and about 4 months later had the left one go dim on me seemingly because of over heating. They seem to get hot pretty fast. I've got resistors installed in-line on both of the headlights. I've seen on some forums that I only need a resistor on the passenger side light. Is it possible that the 2 resistors caused the left light to burn out?

Great Video Man! Do you possibly have a new like to the projector. The link for some reason doesn’t want to work.

Question if I could. I purchased the bulbs and lights that u have from amazon. Bulbs no longer available but my bulbs had no instructions. I noticed the bulbs had like a half moon shape on top and a single led chip on bottom at least thats how i installed mine is that the correct way to go in or vice versa watching your video I couldnt tell. I also lost the high beam indicator on the dash did you? I couldnt find any videos on it. Also how do u aim or adjust them driver side alone battery and windshield fluid reservoir bottle in the way. Sorry for the long question.

How the bulbs held up after a Year? Any on coming traffic complaints about getting blinded?

Mine came with resistors and still have the high beam problem, do I just need different ones?

Would this work on a ‘06?

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I've been through quite a few led bulbs for my 02 tundra, I saw your video about 4 days ago and bought these you linked immediately, I have to say it was insanely easy to install.. these lights are a beast. thanks a ton for putting this up here. Since it's been 1year since posting, how are the projectors doing?

Loving the content. I bought a different brand of LED bulbs for a 2001 tundra and im experiencing the foglight high beam problem. I ordered a resistor as some research on forums yielded testimonies where folks said they only needed one resistor on the driver side bulb to fix the problem with high beams turning on instead of fog lights. I will update this post in case anyone is looking through the comment section like I had.

Will the Co Light setup fit a 2000 Toyota tundra? I know the trucks are very similar but I just want to make completely sure haha

I'm replacing my headlight assemblies today and new bulbs will follow soon. Thanks for your video.

Which ones are you supposed to get I see they have h4-Y1 and the other option just says “with fans” ? Thanks

I just ordered these for my 2002 Tundra, plus new housings. I'm looking forward to being able to actually see. You referred to not being "adjusted" correctly yet. Were you referring to the rotation you did with the allen screw or adjustment of how far the throw is of the beam (up and down)?

How have the headlights housing and led lights holding up? I'm looking to do this soon. Thanks.

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The reason your high beams/fogs worked fine is because your came with resistors, I bought the same bulbs from Amazon but they did not come with resistors and I had to buy those separately. If I'd installed without the resistors I wouldve gotten the issues you saw in the 1st gen tundra group

I wish I would have watched this before installing the eagle eye’s headlights. They are terrible

Looks like I’ll be getting these. I already got LEDs but mine aren’t a straight line and the passenger side is faced upwards a bit and I can’t seem to adjust it.

Input them in and the horizontal cut off line is high and 4o degrees. I am not sure how to adjust the bulb with Allen wrench and what side the led should face. Both of my projectors have the cut off on the right side and in a 40 degree angle. Any suggestions?

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Thanks for putting this video out there. I have an 04 sequoia that I want to try this out on and you helped make my decision. I like how you walked through some of the spots that could cause hiccups. Thanks again.

I love the light but if anyone has advice on how to get my fog lights to work with this set I would love to know :) I have an 01 tundra thanks for the video Sal it was a good help to me.

Just ordered a set thanks for the link. Looking forward to the upgrade as the stock setup isn't much brighter than some flashlights. Any tips from the sun visors? Mine fall out when I swing them to the side.

I want to thank you for doing this video. I had previously installed the LED bulbs everyone driving towards you hates and was feeling pretty bad knowing I was just blinding people. Watching your video made the change out MUCH easier than if I had tried it myself. It was a pretty smooth job and easier than I thought it would be.

Do these projector LEDs fit in an original OEM housing? Or do I need the Eagle headlight housing for these to fit?

Great video, I just want to ask what type of retainer screw you use to the turning lights. My truck’s headlamp screws are kinda brittle already so im planning to change it

really dumb here. so i bought these bulbs off amazon and could not figure out how to make them work. then realized after watching your video you have to pull the stock reflectors out lmao. super duh moment thanks for the clear and solid video. cheers!

Great video, however they seem to have disabled my parking lights for some reason, do you have a fix for this by chance?

Yo! Love the videos bro, I have the same year truck as you so all of your videos have been a huge help. I also went from a WRX to a tundra lol

I just installed the same housing and bulbs as you did in this video and was wondering how you adjust them? Im sure it’s easy but for some reason I’m not seeing where to adjust them lol.

So the link in the description takes me to the lights.. but then it prompts me to choose between “fan” or no fan.. which one did you buy? I bought and installed the ones without the fans and now my truck won’t even start.. are these using THAT much power or maybe I suppose it could just be that I have an old battery? but getting a new one isn’t cheap especially if the lights are going to drain it in less than a day. Also the housings on the website you provided are a 50/50 of good and “don’t buy they break”. Just very confused here. I can’t switch to OEM anymore cause the housings are yellow and I had to retro fit the new ones w old parts to make fit.

Did you put the rubber dust boot around the heat sink!

I recently picked up an 02 4x4 with 186k miles, an almost flawless (tan/gold paint) body, but a rusty frame. This will be one of my first upgrades after the frame repair. There is about 10-15% of the frame that is concerning, I think I got a good deal.
Thanks for sharing your upgrade videos, and the steps you’re taking, I enjoy them.

Hey man, i just installed these on my 01 tundra and i’m having trouble with my high beams. With both of the Led projectors plugged in the high beams don’t come on or even show the blue light on the dash. So then i connected the old halogen bulb to test it and the high beams come on with that bulb. Do you have any recommendations on what i should do next to fix this problem?

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mine is stuck on, any solutions? (UPDATE: Unplugged day time running lights) now they stay off)

Just did mine and they are great. Weird thing though, not my fog light switch is turning on my high beams. Did you experience anything like that?

Best mod I’ve done by myself to my truck. I had to do the exact same things to my headlights. Busted my clip catch on the first headlight too, muscled lol. Thank you for the videos, Sal. Feels like we’re on the same page with upgrades. I have a 2000 Sr5 4x4 with almost 180000 miles

I just did this upgrade after watching you video unfortunately the spot that holds the little spring tab in place broke when I was putting the passenger headlight back on the truck lmao had to make it work similar to how you did. But so far so good I can see much better. It's frustrating how cheaply made some of these aftermarket headlights are made. Anyway, do you any tips on how high that cut off line should be when aligning

How are they holding up?. Any complaints?.

So with the high beam stuck on after turning off the fog lights is a common issue. Especially if you install LEDs in both. With that you need a resistor to let it function correctly. From what I've seen if only the headlights are LEDs and fog lights are halogen shouldn't have a problem. But there's always that chance for a first time. Also 1st gen tundras are 00-06 so for the most part headlight and fog lights bulbs are the same. I had a 02 it got wrecked then got a 05 and they all swapped over. Even after having to buy fog light assembly for the 05 since mine didnt have them

Did you mount the little black box that’s attached to the bulb somewhere

Look nice I have a question tho did u get the ones with fan or not fan? I’m not sure what the difference is but one is cheaper than the other by 20 dollars so just wanted to know please and thank you

Great video, thanks for sharing! Going to reaim my headlights in my 2000 Tundra and maybe get a pair of these bulbs. They look deadly!

Btw man your truck is in nice shape!

Looks like a terrific setup to replace the stock halogen bulbs. From what I saw on the forums, most of the guys purchased projector headlight assemblies. Realized real quick that they're quite pricey, so these projector LED projector bulbs with stock headlight assemblies look like the ticket for cheapskates like myself! Keep up the great work and affordable mods!

Has anyone else’s lights not have as defined cut off line after this retrofit the COLight? For me it’s present on both bulbs but not as crisp a line. My headlight lenses are slightly less than perfect when I followed the cerokote buffing process and they didn’t come out like the results in so many other kits I’ve done. Wondering if the remaining scratches are diffusing the light and this would be the cause.

How you disable your drl?