Alpinetech 16.55" 2 Holes Spoiler Light LED 3rd Brake Light

Perfect fit on my son's car. Easy install! Splice the wires with the old connector and good to go. Its water tight oem quality.

Fit 2018 Nissan maxima

I did think it would be an easy installation, removing the old 3rd brake light from the spoiler and popping this in but that was not the case for my 2003 Toyota Camry.If you are not going to go through the process of completely removing the spoiler from the car, you can simply cut the old brake light off and solder/crimp the new one to the existing wires (Red to Red, Black to Black - otherwise check which is ground!). And before you close it all back up, double-check that it is functional!You MAY need to drill the holes bigger in order to screw it into place, which in my case I also had to do as well.Overall, modifications were needed in order to install, but other than that they're nice and bright.

Like others, I had a few leds out. I had to top the circular tabs on the old one to expose the screws,then remove them. The wiring ran from the middle on the old and new lights, whichworked perfectly. I cut the old wire and cover, stripped the end, and put crimp connectors joining them.This fit on my 2006 Toyota sequoia sr5 perfection. ** note there are 2 center brake lights,one 16.5" and the other 21". I needed the 16.5" one.

Mazda uses black for ground (neg) and green with a yellow tracer for the brake light wire. I measured the bolt hole positions and new it would be close but that I might have to trim it to make it fit but it seems like a lot of these are parts bin lights and this one fits.

Toyota wants ~$260 for an OEM light (part # 81570-06060). This was worth the gamble.The shape of the light is exactly correct for my 2005 Toyota Sequoia. The original light had 36 LEDs so this is a perfect replacement.Modifications:The screw mounts were too deep for the spoiler. See pics. I used a forstner bit to shave it down but you can use a die grinder, or Dremel or whatever. That cut off the screw hole so I drilled a hole in the plugs for the screw mounts. I used some fender washers to lessen the pressure on those little plugs.Also, there's a little nub where the wire protector comes out the back of the light. The nub wouldn't fit through the wire hole in the spoiler. I took some pliers and carefully broke off the nub and filled the hole with E6000. Silicone or RTV would work just fine as a sealer.Once installed with some solder-shrinks to create a watertight connection for the wires, everything worked great.Based on the OEM part number, this should work for:2001-2007 Sequoia1999-2003 SolaraUpdate 7-26-2025 - 8 months later and my gamble didn't pay off. The light is flaky now. I saw it wasn't working when my daughter was driving the other day. I took it out, shook it and tapped on it. The lights would come on and off, but not fixable that I can tell. I may try to buy another and gamble again...

The spoiler brake light bar was down to about 5 bulbs working and needed replaced bad. This was an after market spoiler and I figured no way would I ever find a replacement. After measuring it and comparing bought it and it fit perfect. Nice and bright again ! So glad this works and so ez to install.

A unique piece compatible with a Unique Spoiler like the one on the 2012 Camaro Transformer Edition and it looks Perfect! It is just the Original of that Spoiler.