RUXIFEY Side Mirror Puddle Light LED Lamp Compatible with Ford F150 Explorer Edge Expedition Flex Fusion Taurus X, 6000K White, 2-Pieces
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- Compatible with 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2010 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Ford Edge, Expedition with power mirror; 2011 to 2017 Ford Explorer without police interceptor, 2009 to 2014 Ford F150 with power folding mirror ( NOT trailer tow type ); 2009 to 2018 Ford Flex; 2008 to 2017 Ford Taurus; 2008 to 2009 Ford Taurus X
- Much Brighter Than Stock Lights: Built-in high power 18 SMD LED chips, 6000K super bright light output maximize ground illumination. Best replacement for the old or burnt out OEM puddle lights
- No Error Code: With CANBUS LED control unit, no error code, driven by 13.5V 2W, compatible with 10V to 14 volt, low power consumption and ensure the ford mirror light last a longer lifetime
- Easy To Install: Plug and play, just remove original housing and insert new plug into factory socket, no modification or trimming needed. Non-polarity sensitive, don't need to worry about negative and positive connections
- Package Including: 1 pair right and left LED side mirror puddle lamps with manual.
Brand: RUXIFEY
Color: white
Specific Uses For Product: Exterior
Vehicle Service Type: Trailer
Year: 2007
Special Feature: Waterproof
Wattage: 2 watts
Auto Part Position: Left
Lens Color: Clear
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Brand: RUXIFEY
Color: white
Specific Uses For Product: Exterior
Vehicle Service Type: Trailer
Year: 2007
Special Feature: Waterproof
Wattage: 2 watts
Auto Part Position: Left
Lens Color: Clear
UPC: 709202139951
Assembly Required: No
OEM Part Number: 3F1Z-13B375-AA 3F1Z13B375AA
Global Trade Identification Number: 51
Item Weight: 1 pounds
Package Dimensions: 4.6 x 2.6 x 1.8 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: FBARFMP24716r
Manufacturer Part Number: FBARFMP24716r
Special Features: Waterproof
Lift Type: Power
Date First Available: May 14, 2019
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They work really well item is really bright and was easy to install..
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2025 by Bryan K.
Fit on 2017 Explorer platinum perfectly. Once of the OEM lights broke lose and was dangling like a Christmas ornament, this fixed it and also the new light is both brighter and white color instead of yellow incandescent so looks way nicer
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025 by AshME
These work, but my aftermarket mirror on my 2017 Ford Explorer did not allow the male prongs to be connected with the female end of the lighting unit inside the mirror. So, I had to carefully pry each of the 3 tabs inside the mirror undone to remove the mirror faceplate. Once done, I cut the very end of the wiring right before it meets the light bulb housing and made sure I knew which was actually black and which was actually red as both wires are the same red in that part of the mirror housing. Once I stripped and twisted and taped the correct wires I inserted the light until it securely clicked into the housing and replaced the mirror face plate back on the motor and it was all set! These work great and I like twisting and taping as opposed to plugging in as I feel the connection is more secure and safe from long term weathering. 5 stars for this product!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2025 by Cayden Sparks
Only seem to last about a year. This is my 3rd set I’ve bought. Start flickering right around a year each time, but they are bright!
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024 by George R
easy to install
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025 by MC
I was amazed they worked. I had some cheaper, aftermarket towing mirrors I purchased for my F150 that the puddle light cover cracked and fell out almost immediately. This allowed the original lights to roll around, sometimes falling out of the hole, hanging by the wires. I saw these lights and thought I could make them work. Measured carefully. Turned out they fit exactly. The plugs were different, which was expected, but I used a couple but butt splice, heat shrink connectors and they worked very well. These are much brighter and nicer, and well worth the gamble for less than 15 dollars.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2024 by Wendell Withrow
Did not even know my truck had these because the factory ones were so old and discolored and blown these are super bright and work flawlessly definitely recommend
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025 by jason
These install just fine, and are certainly bright as advertised for a while. However, that’s all the nice things I have to say, after installing these on three Ford vehicles - my 2017 Expedition EL, my wife’s 2015 Edge Sport, and my brother’s 2011 Edge. Both of the units on the Edge’s began flickering and most of the LED’s have burned out within a year or so. However, this is not nearly the worst that can happen. After mine hadn’t worked since the second or third day, I found that out these puddle lamps are tripping the overcurrent protection of the body control module. I was able to diagnose and reset this, but it tripped again, leaving them disabled. I left them this way for probably the last 9 months or so, in a circuit disabled state. After replacing them today with a set of Dorman brand replacements, I found that I simply could not reset the codes, and the lights won’t work. I replaced my wife’s puddle lamps with the Dorman’s as well, and hers work fine (Dorman uses a single LED, and a sealed body that mirrors the original unit). Ironically they are 3x the cost of these, but much better built, and every bit as bright. In researching my issue, I found three codes that these puddle lamps caused: Code: U1000:00-0A - Solid State Driver Protection Activated -Driver Disabled Code: U3000:49-8A - Control Module Additional Fault Symptom: - Internal Electronic Failure Code: B12C2:11-0A - Puddle Lamp Additional Fault Symptom: - Circuit Short To Ground Since searching around for a solution, I stumbled upon the fact that the field effect transistor protection in this module can reach a state where it will fail -permanently- and requires complete replacement of the BCM, aka the body control module. On the Expedition, that’s in the passenger foot well. It requires reprogramming of the VIN, feature codes, and vehicle keys as well. Once you see U3000:49, I have learned that you will either have to live without puddle lamps, or replace the BCM and reprogram at a cost well in excess of $800. TL;DR - these puddle lamps are absolutely not worth attempting to save $15 for brighter puddle lamps. They are not built to the proper specification, and tripping the overcurrent protection on a modern vehicle repetitively, as these have done to mine, will permanently damage part of a very expensive and critical electronic module. If you don’t believe me, use this information and look around at some forums online, or feel free to try your luck.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2025 by John D. Keller