LED Tail lights installed.





The left is the regular tail light, the right is the LED light. No bulb out indicator either, although on the drivers side, because of the rear fog light, the connector is different then the passenger side, had to take it apart and plug the wires in one at a time.
I like these lenses better than what I had on the car.



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The turn signals on 2phast's lights appear to still be standard bulbs, and the turn signals aren't part of the cruise control circuit, i was refering to the brake lights, which might "trip" the cruise control module to shut off when you apply your brakes.
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http://www.2phast.com/500e/default.htm
Hope you don't mind Phast...
No issues with bulb out indicators and no problems with the cruise control.
Although I have not tested the rear fog light, so not sure if the bulb out indicator will light up if it turn it on.
No issues with bulb out indicators and no problems with the cruise control.
Although I have not tested the rear fog light, so not sure if the bulb out indicator will light up if it turn it on.
where did you get the LED tail lights?
so far how is it??
is the installation simple as plug & play?? need any re-wiring??
tks.
2. Great light output and great build quality and fit
3. Passenger side is plug and play, drivers side is not, you need to order a passenger side 6 pin connector, then take your 8 pin connector apart (on the drivers side) and move all the pins (except the rear fog light) over to the new 6 pin plug.
Only complaint is the fact that your existing back cover will not fit on these lights, leaving the rear and wiring exposed.
These lights probably are not legal in europe or countries that require a rear fog light, so keep that in mind.
2phast, maybe it is 8 pins for the 500E's only.
And, my 300E has no rear fog, in fact I never even heard of such thing.
So I think it is truly plug and play for 300E's.
2phast are your LED's made by Eagle Eyes and did you buy them off symauto on eBay??
And where will you get replacement LED bulbs when the lights burn out?
I want to get these lights too, but only symauto is selling them but they won't allow people from Canada to buy them, so I am out of luck.
Anyone know where I can get them from?
2phast, maybe it is 8 pins for the 500E's only.
And, my 300E has no rear fog, in fact I never even heard of such thing.
The 300E's do have them for sure. I've had 2 of them & both of them had it. so do the 400E's. If IM not mistaking all the w124's have them?
Albert S.
where are they on the 300E and how do you turn them on? what type bulbs do the rear fogs take?
I do see an empty round socket on both the drivers and passenger's side that has a place for a bulb on the assembly(located on the inner side towards license plate).
But i checked my owner manual and it had all the bulbs listed, no mention of a rear fog. It also had no bulbs for the 2 round sockets listed above.
2phast has a picture of the assembly at http://www.2phast.com/500e/default.htm (scroll down about 1/3 down page passenger side, and 1/2 down page for the driver's side)
It's the bottom inner-most section of rear light/lens.
Activated by 2nd click pulling out the light switch. Light in light switch illuminates.
Uses same 21W bulb as turn signal, brake light, backup light, etc.
Deleted on USA models until '92 or so.
Can be retrofitted to earlier models. Just run wire from light switch to rear light. Connect a ground wire to light switch so bulb will illuminate. Probably need a bulb, too.
To do a "clean" installation, replace six-pin connector at tailllight with 8-pin connector. You'll need the bulb holder from a '92-on W124, of course--it has the bulb contact and wiring and the corresponding 8-pin connector. It's probably the only one now available from dealer--that's the case for wagons for sure, but of course wagons have 6-pin connector no matter what since no separate side clearance light.
Last edited by lkchris; May 6, 2006 at 10:40 AM.
If LED taillight or mirror fails on Mercedes 211, solution is whole new light.
Probably same for these.
Last edited by 2PHAST; May 7, 2006 at 11:00 PM.






