1999-2016 Ford F250 & F350 Recon LED Cab Light Kit (Smoked) | 264143BK

1999-2016 F250 & F350 Recon LED Cab Light Kit (Smoked) - 1999-2016 F250 & F350 Recon LED Cab Light Kit (Smoked)
1999-2016 F250 & F350 Recon LED Cab Light Kit (Smoked)
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Customer Question The bases of my stock cab lights are cracking and I wanted to replace them, would this kit work?

Asked by: David Bryan - 9/26/2023
Customer Answer This would be a perfect kit for that, the parts are not interchangeable with the factory parts but the complete lights are meant to replace the factory lights.
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Answer provided by: Frank Delmas (10/10/2023)

Customer Question Are these LED cablights white or orange? I'm looking for the white LED. I do not have cablights factory

Asked by: Adam BensonA - 5/8/2017
Customer Answer These particular lights use Amber LEDs. A version with white LEDs is here.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (5/9/2017)

Customer Question Are these amber or white LED'S?

Asked by: keith - 6/25/2016
Customer Answer The LEDs are amber.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (6/27/2016)

Customer Question My 2015 SD has the stock cab lights. Will these work as direct replacements? Thanks

Asked by: LTS - 5/5/2015
Customer Answer These actually wouldn't work for what you have. You'd actually need Recon's smoked lens kit, which is located right here.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (5/6/2015)

Customer Question Are they easy to install for a first timer ???

Asked by: Frank - 2/25/2014
Customer Answer While they look pretty simple, install is actually a little complex. You do need to pull down your headliner and drill into the roof of your truck where you need the wiring to come down. If you're comfortable drilling into truck, then go for it, but most "first timers" will be much better off getting these professionally installed.
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Answer provided by: Jason@Stage3 (3/17/2014)
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