[pimpin-tl]

I installed the same ones. Very bright. I like the LEDs. You can definitely tell which ones are LEDs and which are halogen. Thanks for the post. I don't think I would have figured out that the plastic piece just pops off to get to the bolts. Took less than 20 min to install.

Yea, it took me a bit first to figure that out too. Lol


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[SmoothRunnings]

Would love to see a video of the fronts before and after.

 

[Toolbelt]

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DIY - 2020 Highlander - Replacing front blinker bulbs...

With my other DIY, I also replaced the front bulbs with LastFit LEDs with built in resistors. These bulbs fit perfect in the front as well. With that, I replaced the parking lights with some LED 194 bulbs. Make note, the OEM bulbs are dual filament 7443, on the Platinum model it only uses one...

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[Loczilla]

I just installed my LED bulbs that I had from my 4Runner from LasFit for the blinkers. The 4Runner bulbs were used for the parking lights as well on the front, but they will work just fine for just blinkers too. The rear were just blinkers which matches the Ebay/Amazon link below for them.

Make note, the OEM bulbs are dual filament 7443, but the car only uses one part of the bulb for blinkers only. You can use both a 7440 or 7443 bulb.

Tools:
1 - 10mm Socket
1 - Short Extension
1 - Rachet or small impact driver.
1 - Plastic Pry tool
2 - LasFit or Sirius LED bulbs with built in resistors for front.

Purchase from Ebay (offer $10 less and they usually accept). LASFIT 7440 LED Turn Signal Lights Amber for Toyota 4Runner Camry Corolla Sienna | eBay

Or Amazon

https://www.amazon.com/LASFIT-Resistor-Upgraded-Intelligent-Temperature/dp/B07CMSD8CS/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?dchild=1&keywords=LASFIT+7440&qid=1595704041&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUEzRUozUDI0MUczN1FIJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwNjk3NjA4MVdPU1FHVFo2MjRRQSZlbmNyeXB0ZWRBZElkPUEwNjAzNzI4OUtNMzJVU1A0S1MxJndpZGdldE5hbWU9c3BfYXRmJmFjdGlvbj1jbGlja1JlZGlyZWN0JmRvTm90TG9nQ2xpY2s9dHJ1ZQ==

Alternate (smaller in size)

Amazon.com: SIRIUSLED RLS 7440 7440A Built in Resistor Anti Hyper flashing LED Bulb Turn Signal Light Amber Orange Color Full Aluminum Body Single Filament Error Free Pack of 2: Automotive

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1. Open the hatch.
2. Remove the plastic shroud that covers the two 10mm bolts for the taillight.

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3. Remove the two top 10mm bolts.

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4. Pop the headlight back towards the rear of the car. It will release suddenly with some force. Once removed, be careful to not hit your paint with any sharp edges. The grey socket, twist it counter clockwise to remove it from the housng and pull out.

5. Once out, replace the factory bulb with one of the LED LasFit bulbs from above by pulling it straight out and push in the new one.

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6. Once replaced, put it back in the housing, and twist it clockwise to lock. Next put the wiring back in its slot to hold it out of the way on the back of the housing, and then push the housing back into the slot of the car making sure you catch the front plastic hook with the front of the light. It'll snap back in.

7. Put the two 10mm bolts back in and tighten it down. Once complete, Put the shroud cover back on the same way it came off.

Done. Here is a complete picture and video.

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Video of them working.

Your instructions are amazing.

 

[Gregg Mc]

Just did the updates on my wife's New 21 Highlander Hybrid FWD, no issues at all. Thanks

 

[rhhousehold]

Tried to make offer on eBay for $10 less but they wouldn’t take it.

 

[Toi-Yodda]

These lights are bright, work great on my '21 Highlander Hybrid. Now looking to install a slim light bar under my front license plate for when I'm in the sticks and it's pitch dark out. Have on mounted on my sedan and it's a must for me.

 

[KCHiker]

These lights are bright, work great on my '21 Highlander Hybrid. Now looking to install a slim light bar under my front license plate for when I'm in the sticks and it's pitch dark out. Have on mounted on my sedan and it's a must for me.

You have the option of using the place where the front tow eyelet use to be to insert additional lights.

 

[Toi-Yodda]

You have the option of using the place where the front tow eyelet use to be to insert additional lights.

Not sure what you're referring to, I've never owned a Highlander in the past. I'm looking to install a 30" slim light bar and I have an idea of how I'm going to do it. I've just been much too busy with my work schedule.

 

[833psz]

Does anyone know if the plastic shroud that hides the 10mm bolts for the tail light is available separately from the tail light assembly? I made the mistake of changing my bulbs while it was -21 outside and the second one cracked upon removal.

 

[Cdn Toyota Fan]

I installed a set of GTR GTR LIGHTING CARBIDE SERIES 2.0 7440/7443. I'm getting hyperflash even though they have a built in resistor. Are these the wrong type?

 

[Edwin.B]

Ordered some 7443D for my front blinkers and less than 24 hrs later they stopped working. LasFit didnt believe me so I sent them a video of their lights not flashing and then I replaced them with the factory bulb (no issues with those). They're sending me another set, but I'm wondering if those are the appropriate bulbs given that they have T10 listed for the Trunk light which wont fit, incorrect size.

 

[pimpin-tl]

Mine are going on two years now. Still reliable. Has to be a bad batch.

 

[KambientRE]

Here's a video tutorial of me swapping out the rear tail light blinker bulbs!

 

[skaczmarek]

I just installed my LED bulbs that I had from my 4Runner from LasFit for the blinkers. The 4Runner bulbs were used for the parking lights as well on the front, but they will work just fine for just blinkers too. The rear were just blinkers which matches the Ebay/Amazon link below for them.

Make note, the OEM bulbs are dual filament 7443, some models use only one filament so to be safe just use the 7443.

Tools:
1 - 10mm Socket
1 - Short Extension
1 - Rachet or small impact driver.
1 - Plastic Pry tool
2 - LasFit or Sirius LED bulbs with built in resistors for front.

Purchase from Ebay (offer $10 less and they usually accept).

LasFit 7443 Bulbs - Ebay
or
Amazon Link


1. Open the hatch.
2. Remove the plastic shroud that covers the two 10mm bolts for the taillight.

View attachment 305604

3. Remove the two top 10mm bolts.

View attachment 305605

4. Pop the headlight back towards the rear of the car. It will release suddenly with some force. Once removed, be careful to not hit your paint with any sharp edges. The grey socket, twist it counter clockwise to remove it from the housng and pull out.

5. Once out, replace the factory bulb with one of the LED LasFit bulbs from above by pulling it straight out and push in the new one.

View attachment 305607

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6. Once replaced, put it back in the housing, and twist it clockwise to lock. Next put the wiring back in its slot to hold it out of the way on the back of the housing, and then push the housing back into the slot of the car making sure you catch the front plastic hook with the front of the light. It'll snap back in.

7. Put the two 10mm bolts back in and tighten it down. Once complete, Put the shroud cover back on the same way it came off.

Done. Here is a complete picture and video.

View attachment 305610

Video of them working.

I just installed my LED bulbs that I had from my 4Runner from LasFit for the blinkers. The 4Runner bulbs were used for the parking lights as well on the front, but they will work just fine for just blinkers too. The rear were just blinkers which matches the Ebay/Amazon link below for them.

Make note, the OEM bulbs are dual filament 7443, some models use only one filament so to be safe just use the 7443.

Tools:
1 - 10mm Socket
1 - Short Extension
1 - Rachet or small impact driver.
1 - Plastic Pry tool
2 - LasFit or Sirius LED bulbs with built in resistors for front.

Purchase from Ebay (offer $10 less and they usually accept).

LasFit 7443 Bulbs - Ebay
or
Amazon Link


1. Open the hatch.
2. Remove the plastic shroud that covers the two 10mm bolts for the taillight.

View attachment 305604

3. Remove the two top 10mm bolts.

View attachment 305605

4. Pop the headlight back towards the rear of the car. It will release suddenly with some force. Once removed, be careful to not hit your paint with any sharp edges. The grey socket, twist it counter clockwise to remove it from the housng and pull out.

5. Once out, replace the factory bulb with one of the LED LasFit bulbs from above by pulling it straight out and push in the new one.

View attachment 305607

View attachment 305608

View attachment 305609

6. Once replaced, put it back in the housing, and twist it clockwise to lock. Next put the wiring back in its slot to hold it out of the way on the back of the housing, and then push the housing back into the slot of the car making sure you catch the front plastic hook with the front of the light. It'll snap back in.

7. Put the two 10mm bolts back in and tighten it down. Once complete, Put the shroud cover back on the same way it came off.

Done. Here is a complete picture and video.

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Video of them working.

How did you get the black cover off in step 2? I can’t get it to release and I don’t want to break anything.

 

[pimpin-tl]

How did you get the black cover off in step 2? I can’t get it to release and I don’t want to break anything.

Where you see the red pry tool you can honestly just put your fingers in there and pull it out. To the left or right depending on the side. It comes off easy. If I need to do a video for you let me know.

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[skaczmarek]

Where you see the red pry tool you can honestly just put your fingers in there and pull it out. To the left or right depending on the side. It comes off easy. If I need to do a video for you let me know.

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Thank you for the quick reply. I also found another video. I can’t get it off easily but I’m afraid to break something. My stepdad is coming to the rescue. I’m going to still try to do it myself with him here. My husband had surgery a couple days ago and I need to get the light replaced after I backed in to a parked semi that was blocking parked cars. Side note: My back up camera showed I was fine and does not register the open space under the semi. 😀 I have the part and aside from that black cover it looks easy enough.

 

[pimpin-tl]

Thank you for the quick reply. I also found another video. I can’t get it off easily but I’m afraid to break something. My stepdad is coming to the rescue. I’m going to still try to do it myself with him here. My husband had surgery a couple days ago and I need to get the light replaced after I backed in to a parked semi that was blocking parked cars. Side note: My back up camera showed I was fine and does not register the open space under the semi. I have the part and aside from that black cover it looks easy enough.

Here you go a quick video.

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[skaczmarek]

Thanks! I also figured out how to remove the wiring harness that came with the new light. It wasn’t needed in order to replace the one I broke. All fixed!

 

[richbloom]

Thanks Very much for your post. I replace the rear turn signals last night and the front turn signals as well with the lasfit. Wow, what an amazing difference.