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We had only 1 ram that didn't like leds and was turning off while driving. It was a 2015. We had plug and play decoders to up the canbus strength and it corrected the issue. As much as I want to say its 100 percent problem free its not. Since we had only 1 issue out of about 40 customers here. We were able to fix and solve the issue with plug and play add ons. So i guess you can say it is in fact plug and play and will work.
I have @Underground Lighting LEDs in my Quad headlight low and high beams. The only thing I did is set the lows to HID with AlfaOBD. Mine is a 15 and so far no issues. I did need to readjust the aim lower than the halogens had but I can see a decent cutoff and not blasting the rear window of cars in front.
17 is a good year.
40w is great for the reflector headlight. I recommend doing low and and fogs. That will be super bright.
I have the 40w on lows, highs and fogs. I haven’t even used my highs yet. The low/fog combination is more than sufficient! Daylight at night, lol.
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Just checked, and nope the fogs are flush as far as they will go in. Because they are only held in by o-rings though, they can be wiggled slightly unlike the OEM incandescent.
Throwing light everywhere is why I switch over the the Morimoto XB fogs on mine. I had Opt7 LEDs in the fogs and they where like having another set of driving lights. The Morimotos are a projector style LED and keep all the light below the bumper level.
I do like those, but I don't think the reflector design is inherently problematic, as the incandescent factory bulbs produce a very nice cutoff on my truck and are even quite bright. Heck, if they weren't so yellow, I'd actually be fine with them, so here's hoping a LED that is a better match will work. They are scheduled to arrive Sunday for install.
