TexJB

Hey all,

I've searched the forum and couldn't find any related posts, so if I've missed one let me know...

I have a 2013 V6 Mustang that I bought used. When I bought the car, the LED strips in the headlight assembly on the driver side were out. I've looked and couldn't find any wiring problems. Has anyone else experienced this issue?

I imagine I'd have to replace the entire assembly if it is the strip itself that needs to be replaced, so I'm really just trying to make sure that's the answer before I drop the money on another assembly. Any advice?

SCCAGT

One power source to all the lights. Meaning if one is on, they should all be on. If the strips are not available separately, then the whole assembly is necessary.

Siber Express

Do they not work at all, the accent lights work off of a different wire than the parking lights. So you should have power to one wire with the lights off and power to a different wire when the actual lights are turned on. I my car is up so I don't have the wire colors but there are 2 separate power power wires.

TexJB

No, the accent lights don't work at all. There were no wiring problems. I found an inexpensive OEM replacement that should be here within the next few days. Once I get that plugged in I'll know for sure.