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L.E.D. Running Lights?

17K views 13 replies 12 participants last post by  N2TAD  
#1 ·
Have a new 2016 Odyssey SE.....am dumbfounded as to why Honda didn't put L.E.D. Running lights on this vehicle while I see them on every other vehicle on the road......even lesser named brands. What was Honda thinking? Vans aren't cool enough? :rollingeyes:
Regardless.....has anyone on this board successfully installed aftermarket L.E.D. Running lights on the Odyssey? If so....what brands do you recommend and how did you wire it. Looking for recommendations and/or advice. Would appreciate photos of the install as well.

Thanks In Advance!
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#7 ·
If you are willing to do some careful, detailed, work, this might be the way to go. I can vouch for the company. Used their excellent products in my old diesel pusher motorhome.
Flexible LED Daytime Running Light
 
#8 ·
You can mod your own LED light bar. I modded some HID projectors into my Corolla and I loved the light output compared to stock. I could have modded some LED drl's as well but I just was too lazy to spend any more time than I already had on my project. I just transferred my DRL's from my lowbeams to my foglights with a harness design I saw on toyotanation.com. If you go to hidplanet.com, you might get some design advice and instructions on construction as well.
 
#10 ·
I got the Philip 8 LED DLR, and pulled the fuse for the stock DLR

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Installation was simple enough. And I simply use 3M double sided automotive tapes and stick them to the air dam. They hasn't moved for close to 5 yr now. there are write ups on amazon review for our van as well.

I thought about changing the stock DLR (high beam) bulb to LED, but I don't want to lose the high beam because that's a passive safety feature in my opinion.
 
#14 ·
I disconnected the fuse, #27, for the high beam DRL’s. I then added Morimoto switchback front turn signals. With the parking lights on, they make fantastic DRL’s, and when I activate the turn signals, they are super bright amber. When they shut off, the DRL white LED’s come back on. I also changed the rear turn signals to LED bulbs. The fronts are 3457NA, and the rears are 7440(red). Note: it definitely is in your best interest to kill the halogen DRL’s, particularly if you run specialty 9005 bulbs, because the lower wattage the DRL circuit delivers will burn out your bulbs much faster than normal. Mine still worked, but the bulbs both had smoky residue inside. The LED change out does require you to manually turn on your parking lights, but I always run them anyway.