Justin: The Morimoto XB Sequential Side Mirror Lights here will be a small, but I would say
impactful modification for all 2015 through 2020 owners who might be looking to add a little bit
more customization to an often forgotten about area. Now, the markers here will feature a smoked
lens loaded with those amber LEDs that will sequence whenever your turn signals or hazards
have been switched on. Now, the markers themselves are sold in pairs for just under 100 bucks while
the simple plug and play install will get a solid one out of three wrenches on the difficulty meter
and take about 30 minutes or so to complete from start to finish. But as always, guys,
hang with me for a little bit, and we'll walk you through this job later in the video.
So, again, I think this is a small but cool modification that will increase the impact
of the mirror-mounted turn signal markers on your F-150. Now, at first glance,
the Morimoto's here appear to be very similar to that of your factory mirror-mounted lights minus
that dark smoked appearance, of course. However, once those signals or hazards have been fired up,
those high-powered amber LEDs sequence, giving off a little bit more character and, again,
that customization that we mentioned earlier. Now, the Morimoto housing does feature an OEM-quality
build here with similar materials and is designed to be a direct swap with your factory markers,
so therefore there's no need for any modification or wiring.
Now, the amber LED strip that is loaded into the housing,
therefore, is sealed watertight to help prevent any moisture or corrosion,
condensation, that sort of thing. And then finally, it is topped off with a UV-coated dark
smoked lens here for a more stealthy look. Now, last but not least, guys, the Morimoto XBs are
backed by a two-year limited warranty just in case you happen to encounter any issues.
But now we wanna shift gears, show you what it takes to get the smoked signals in place on your
rig at home. And again, pretty straightforward job. Plug-and-play install, but you get a better
idea of just how things will go down, check out our detailed walkthrough and tool breakdown now.
Man: Tools for this install, a ratchet or electric ratchet, a small extension, and a T15
Torx bit. All right, guys, getting started with our Morimoto turn signal install, there is gonna
be some disassembly required of that mirror. Let's go ahead and jump into that now. Now,
in order to take this light out, we are gonna need to get the mirror off of its housing which we are
gonna remove the backside of it as well. First thing you're gonna do is situate your mirror
into a position where you can get underneath it and then you're just gonna pull forward and up.
With that removed, this is gonna expose your bolts that you will need your T15 Torx bit for. Go ahead
and disconnect your wiring from your mirror and we will take our Torx bit and get them undone.
Now, make sure when you are undoing the last bolt,
you support the back cover because that will just fall out on you.
Go ahead and remove the back cover, not pulling too far, that way to not yank
our harnesses out. At this point, we are gonna go ahead and unplug our OEM turn signal
and our puddle light assembly.
Grab your new Morimoto turn signal, get that plugged into the harness,
and we could reassemble the back cover of the mirror. Make sure to plug in your puddle lamp.
Get your turn signal placed.
And now we can bolt down our mirror. Go ahead and grab your screws that we removed from earlier
and just hand tighten for now. We'll come back with our T-15 Torx and tighten that down.
Now, these are a little harder to get to, so we'll just take the Torx to that.
Remember, not too tight, this is just plastic.
And once you get those screwed,
bolt it in. We'll grab our mirror and reassemble. Get your harness plugged back in,
tuck the wire a bit, and give it a little bit of pressure. Now, with your driver side assembled,
we're gonna go ahead and repeat those steps on the passenger side. However, that's gonna wrap
it up for our Morimoto Sequential LED Side Mirror Lights and Smoked, fitting the '15 to '20 F-150.
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