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I recently installed the Lasfit Switchback LED Turn Signal Bulbs on my 2024 Tacoma and wanted to share a quick look at them. I also included a short video showing the switchback effect in action.
With the parking lights on, the bulbs produce a clean white LED light that matches the factory headlights and fog lights really well. When the turn signal is activated, they switch over to a bright amber flash.
The installation was an easy DIY job. One thing I noticed during the install is that if you accidentally install the bulb backward, it will hyper flash. That actually makes it pretty convenient because you immediately know the bulb needs to be flipped around.
And yep, Murphyās Law got me. Of course I installed the first one backward.
Iām not sure if thereās an easy way to tell which direction the bulb needs to go just by looking at the bulb itself. Iām no lighting expert, so I simply plugged it in and tested it. If anyone knows a trick for identifying the correct orientation before installing, feel free to share it.
The good thing is that installing the bulb backward doesnāt hurt or damage anything. Just flip it around and youāre good to go.
So far, Iām really liking the look. The white parking light blends nicely with the headlights and fog lights, and the amber switchback is noticeably brighter and gives the front end a more modern appearance. I also havenāt had any check engine lights or other warning lights after the install.
These are a pretty simple DIY lighting upgrade that makes a noticeable difference without changing the look of the truck when the turn signals arenāt being used.
With the parking lights on, the bulbs produce a clean white LED light that matches the factory headlights and fog lights really well. When the turn signal is activated, they switch over to a bright amber flash.
The installation was an easy DIY job. One thing I noticed during the install is that if you accidentally install the bulb backward, it will hyper flash. That actually makes it pretty convenient because you immediately know the bulb needs to be flipped around.
And yep, Murphyās Law got me. Of course I installed the first one backward.
Iām not sure if thereās an easy way to tell which direction the bulb needs to go just by looking at the bulb itself. Iām no lighting expert, so I simply plugged it in and tested it. If anyone knows a trick for identifying the correct orientation before installing, feel free to share it.The good thing is that installing the bulb backward doesnāt hurt or damage anything. Just flip it around and youāre good to go.
So far, Iām really liking the look. The white parking light blends nicely with the headlights and fog lights, and the amber switchback is noticeably brighter and gives the front end a more modern appearance. I also havenāt had any check engine lights or other warning lights after the install.
These are a pretty simple DIY lighting upgrade that makes a noticeable difference without changing the look of the truck when the turn signals arenāt being used.
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