TopRamen

sorry, don't know where the lamp failutre sensor is located. but maybe a new thread will help.

And yea, I had the same "wiring" problem, I rewired it and everything works fine.

Sevenevez

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mine pretty much plugged right in and worked great.
however...only issue, anybody know how to cure this light on the dash?

DosyBoy

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Resistors on the tails would not trigger that, so just pull the bulb on the dash...very easy..

iamkhanz

Have sonars for over 3 yrs maybe longer still perfect good quality what are the thoughts on depo lights?

Sevenevez

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was thinkin about doing that. Dont i have to take the whole dash apart to get at it?

talbott

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no, takes 2 minutes. just pull the trim and unscrew the cluster then reach behind and pull the bulb.

Sevenevez

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thanks. that works for me. i will give it a try when i get a second

lextout

If Toyota didn't make it, it just wasn't meant to be.

armanitran

iTrader: (-1)

Can anyone tell me the difference between Sonar vs. Depo LED Tail Lights? I`m in the market for new tails and would like to know the pros and cons with both.

Sonic_RC

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Quality on both are pretty much even. It really comes down to personal taste

MrG4Life

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I decided to cover the symbol with electric tape.

rl9010

Right on the money.... Sonar was resold as junction produce led tails. The white section for the turn signal is wider than the Depo's. Depo tails were resold as "insurance group" led tails. I chose the Depo simply because of the bottom cleared portion. Looks more oem in my opinion. I have had my depo tails for 3 years now...no issues. It came with resistors to keep the dash light off. I would recommend to silicone the outer edge of any aftermarket tail light. This will eliminate fogging or leaking of the lights.

Rule of thumb... if you like it, that's all that matters...happy modding!