30" 150W High Power CREE LED Light Bar with Hidden Lower Bumper Mounting Bracket and On/Off Switch Wiring Kit For 2005-2015 Toyota Tacoma

Q: Will this LED light bar block the air flow?

A: When we first developed the LED light bar, we conducted a significant amount of research on truck forums based on members' feedback. The consensus is that there is no noticeable effect from the LED light bar blocking the air flow.

Besides, the front end of the truck is not completely sealed after the LED light bar installation so the air can flow in from the front grille as well.

Q: Is this LED Light Bar water resistant?

A: The LED light bar is rated at IP67 waterproof, meaning that you can use the assembly under any weather condition. However, we don't recommend submerging the LED light bar under water and please try not use a high pressure water jet to spray directly on it either.

Q: What if I don't want to take off my front grille before installing the LED light bar?

A: Sorry. Taking off the front grille is required for installing the LED light bar. You can see that there's not enough space to insert the LED light bar if the grille is still attached.

Q: How do I mount this Toyota Tacoma LED Light Bar?

A: Before you get started, find the correct mounting holes to secure the LED light bar mounting brackets on. To best see the crash beams, remove the bumper and look at it facing the front side. Because you will be installing this onto a 2005-2015 Toyota Tacoma, you will be mounting your metal mounting brackets onto the two outer side mounting locations.

Note: For 2012-2015 models, you may need to cut off the grille trim.

Step 1: Gain access into the bumper. In this installation, the bumper was taken off but you don't necessarily have to remove the bumper if you don't want to. Doing so just allows you to gain more hand space for an easier installation.

Step 2: You will see two outer screws that are positioned together. Remove the bolts that are covering the screws.

Step 3: We are going to focus on the driver's side first. Loosely mount the metal bracket onto the driver's side bracket first to allow yourself some angle adjustment and wiggle room later.

*Important: Make sure you mount one bracket at this time so you have enough space to mount the other side of the assembly.

Step 4: Take the LED light bar and insert it into the driver side mounting bracket. Don't secure the LED light bar and bracket yet, we will be doing that later.

Step 5: Now we will turn our attention to passenger side. Slip the LED light bar into hole in the long arm of the mounting bracket. Then bolt the mounting bracket onto the two screws on the end of the crash beam.

Step 6: Once you have the LED light bar positioning taken care of, then you can secure the LED light bar onto the mounting brackets.

Step 7: Once everything is secured, you may connect the wires to power up the LED light bar.

If you have an additional wiring harness with switch, you can check out the Truck LED Lamp Wiring Guide for instructions.

Step 8: When wiring is completed, put back all the components you removed in the beginning, like the front grille.

Test to make sure everything works and enjoy your new Toyota Tacoma LED light bar.

Q: Is there any modification required to install my new Toyota Tacoma LED Light System?

A: There is a slight bumper trimming required for 2012-2015 models in order to mount the Toyota Tacoma LED light bar.

Check out the Toyota Tacoma below to make sure the front end matches your Tacoma's front end.

Q: How come when I connect the LED light bar to power, it does not light up? or part of the LED light bar does not light up? or part of the LED light bar does not light up as bright as the other part(s)?

A: The LED light bar is polar sensitive so if the LED light bar does not light up at all, please try to switch the two wires around and try again.

For any "part" light up/flickering, or "part" is not as bright as the other half issues, it indicates the power source is not strong enough to completely power up this high power LED light bar. It happens especially when you are testing the LED light bar with a 12V power supply (normally can only power up to 60W) or could mean your car battery is not fully charged or the battery is too old that does not hold enough "juice" anymore.