Well just at the 2 year mark my Oracle driver tail light went out. Is there a warranty on these lights? Is this a common issue with anyone else?
I really like them when it works as needed.
@Gotchaa I offer my rig and cooter up for some schooling up in Big Bear if you dont mind on a post holiday trip up. Not a noob as much as no knowledge of spots in BB that are nice over night. 🙌
Sorry took some time to respond. Life gets in the way….had to regain password etc
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Its quite straightforward like the video, you instal the reinforcement brackets first, pre load the steal plates on the main bumper and man it up until you get one of the nuts on.
Parking a bit up hill as...
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The issue is they are boosted engines. So any part that is not manufactured to the correct tolerances is prone to failure. As natural aspired do not see as much stress.
Base line is change your oil often then you have extended engine life. Turbos especially emission controlled systems gum up...
Not necessarily… that thin wall thickness runs all the way down the frame and is not local to the crush zone. And totaling the frame just to appease safety features does not negate the fact that it could be designed better.
These bad boys took 3hrs sold to put in. I removed the bumper to make it easy since the guards are stuck on.
Pretty simple and straightforward as the video instructions show. I did add a zip tie and a foam block over the resistors as the clips are a bit hokey.
Shout out to Oracle Lighting...
I like them and they really make a difference in lowering the effects if undesired pin striping to a degree.
One thing though is that when I / anyone replaces tail lights I may have to remove the bumper as the small side panels will not poop off to access the two bolts holding the taillight...