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Mine does the same thing, bothered me at first too, but I could never find anything wrong, and it still did it after putting in fresh new batteries, so I just assumed it was normal.

If you still haven't solved this, double, double check your wire numbers and plug locations, and make sure they match up. I was having problems with one of mine and I would have sworn that everything was plugged in correctly, but it wasn't. If you check that again and all is good, it's likely a...

This is a touchy subject. I like the idea of buying American, but if I can buy a quality product at a steep discount, I'm probably going with the discount. It's becoming impossible to buy American made any longer, because most everything is manufactured overseas, and that is a terrible thing in...

They look good and are very bright. I haven't even driven at night with them yet, but I've turned them on and they look good and certainly light things up very well. I really like the clear glass of these. Many of the LED headlights are super busy and some are extremely expensive. These are...

Got a chance to wash the HMMWV today, and I took some pics of these headlights. Pics attached. I like the clear glass and clean look of these, as many of the LEDs are very busy looking to me.

I posted the specs above and it says 12 - 30 Volts. That came right from the listing. I will update this if I have any issues, but I did verify the specs before ordering them.

Yes, says up to 30V. You do need to purchase the adapters or else splice the original caps from the old bulbs. I just spliced mine. SPECIFICATIONS: LED Power: High beam 45w 5400lm ; Low beam 30w 3600lm Operating Voltage: 12-30V DC Waterproof rate: IP 68 Body: Diecasting aluminum alloy...

I returned the cheap EBay LEDs that I had so much trouble with and replaced them with better quality ones. I still decided to go with LEDs and will paste a link to the ones I got. I did some research this time and found some on Amazon with good reviews. They are more expensive than the eBay...

Yep, I told myself I should have just replaced it with the regular old bulbs before I saw these last two posts. Just confirms what I was already thinking.

I was able to figure this out. Two of the wires inside the hood were labeled wrong. I guess someone clamped the wrong numbers on the wires, flip flopping the ground and high beam. Further hampering the ability to easily figure this out was the fact the my two brand new LED replacement lights...

This was my thinking, but not sure where to start looking? The wiring harness looks fine and I see no tears or cuts anywhere I can trace it up front under the hood. I thought maybe it was the dimmer switch, but again, wouldn’t that affect both high beams and not just one side? Is there any...

I will order a switch and swap it out. I will report back if that works or not in case someone else encounters this issue.

I assume you mean the headlights? I have two new LED headlights. The issue is I am getting a negative voltage on the high beam on drivers side only. I’ve verified all the wiring it correct, I just can’t figure out why the high voltage is giving me a negative 24.4V instead of a positive 24.4V.

I checked all of that, and everything is plugged in correctly on both sides. The voltage for the high beam is negative on the drivers side. I get -24.4 volts. Even when I measure the voltage on the engine side of the hood, it is a negative voltage. On both sides the low beam is positive 24.4...

I have been trying to get the headlights to work properly on my M1097R1. I finally narrowed my problem down to a negative voltage on the driver side high beam. This doesn’t happen on the passenger side and both low beams give a positive voltage and both work properly. As soon as I hit the high...