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Taillights
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naplesbill
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Yes. There are less pins and a smaller connector on the halogen
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naplesbill
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No problem. I swapped the pigtails with OEM harnesses. You just have to unplug them under the bed/bumper area and plug in the new ones.
There are some type of adapter harnesses available somewhere as well.
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It depends on if you are just swapping the bulb or going full tail light assembly swap. Most full swaps (aftermarket) are plug and play these days. But a simple bulb swap, you need either a resistor or the resistor splice that some people sell. The resistor "shouldn't" be needed with Alfa.
naplesbill
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Yes, they replace the existing pigtails and are OEM. The part number is: 68396013AB. You will need two.
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Did you have blind spot and cross path detection
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My truck is not equipped with that. But that replacement harness is wired for them.
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Ty mine neither just making sure they fit
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Yeah, the other wiring is the same with or without the blind spot features. It can actually be added but it requires new side mirrors and some wiring in between. Not worth it to me.
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