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Switched out all my interior lights with these Auxito even plate lights. These LED bulbs are easy replacements for many automobile interior light bulbs. In my case, in my two Toyotas, these would not replace all of the interior bulbs, but they were right for some of them. The light they produce is much brighter than the conventional bulbs that were stock. They been in for 6 months and I've had no issues or faults. https://www.auxito.com/collections/2007-2009-toyota-camry-parts-and-accessories-replacement-upgrade

Bought all 3 Auxito LED bulbs for my 2011 Camry SE 2.5 to replace the factory halogen. The low beams and fogs are H11, the high beam is 9005. The install is very easy, with the exception of the fog lights you have to drop the under belly tray but that is simple too. I used the H11 Fog light variant from Auxito of the same model as the low and high beams. The 6500k color is perfect too. The overall brightness is fantastic, I refer people all the time to Auxito over other brands due to quality, longevity, and brightness down road. The low beam housings are projector which aren't a problem for these Auxito LED bulbs. The fans aren't noisy and they work excellent with the CANBUS system with zero flickering. I drive a lot at night in the late hours through light traffic densely wooded areas, so these LED are great for spotting deer and other road hazards. The high beams are unreal. By far the brightest output I've had on my personal vehicles. The pics I've provided don't even do them justice.

Just finished changing my 13 tacoma fog lights to LEDs with these Auxito H11 led bulbs. I did have to remove the rubber gaskets from the base and use the stock ones to fit in my housings. Very bright - much brighter than stock. The yellow color is nice in fog and snow. The amount of side flood spill is immediately noticeable. Not only do these help in poor visibility conditions but aid in spotting animals at the side of the road. I used them for several months through winter. I liked them so much. Time will tell if they hold up to warmer temps and heat, which is the enemy of LED lamps. https://www.auxito.com/collections/2012-2015-toyota-tacoma-parts-replacement-upgrade/products/led-fog-light-bulbs-for-2012-2022-toyota-tacoma

I bought these AUXITO LED bulbs for my 2014 Tacoma thinking I may need to buy a wiring harness, however this was not the case. These were direct plug and play. The lights had a plug tail that slid in perfectly to my old connectors. The lights were not hard to install once I had my headlight housings off. I didn't need to adjust the lamps at all and once I test them out at night I was amazed at how bright they were. They blew my old oem bulbs out of the water. https://www.auxito.com/pages/parts-and-accessories-for-toyota-tacoma

Just installed these license plate lights yesterday and they are bright! I am so happy with the way they look. I only had one problem I ran into which honestly is not a big deal at all. The light housings from factory bring the wiring along the side of the light. The new ones go directly into it from the back. Difficult to explain but if you see them side by side you will understand what I mean. This difference meant that I had to unclip part of the wiring from where it was mounted to on the trunk lid itself. Which was no big deal at all but that was the only thing I could possibly complain about. The fitment was great, they snapped right into place and no need for any extra gaskets or anything like that. Got them from AUXITO, fitment was perfect on my 2004 Toyota Sienna LE.

Open the case again and readjust the battery, making sure the connections are clean and they're making contact with the battery. If the key fob still doesn't work, you may need to reprogram your Toyota key fob.

I used to buy Toyota brand parts. I like Toyota, but three of the five handles on my Sienna have been replaced, and two of those twice each. Seems an engineering deficiency. This time I go with this aftermarket door handle, it's easy to install, only took me 10 minutes. Perfectly fit and works as well as the Toyota original. At 1/10th the cost of the Toy parts, I am pleased with this.

Rocking the vehicle back and forth or manually getting under the vehicle to pull the cables. You can also try setting and releasing the brake multiple times in the hopes of knocking the brakes free.

It didn't happen to me, but I would absolutely unwilling to see this happen

Have you tried unloading/reloading the nav DVD as well as inspecting it to see if there are any issues with it?