EZEARL

If for nothing else that harness it worth it as insurance agianst the possibility of your light switch frying at the worst possible time. Somewhere in one of these "headlight upgrade" threads was a post of a switch failing in the middle of the night as he was cruising down a highway. No thank you.

cruiser54

Do the harness first. Then see about the bulbs later. You may not need or want them.

carlover77

https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f67/pu...=putco+harness

I have the Sylvania Siverstar sealed beams and I was disappointed in them until I installed the harness. Just get it done already.

cruiser54

Well stated and true.

Bbasso

OK, I'm going to order this harness... BUT
Seeing how many people have it and praise the amount of light, there isn't many pictures.

Please post some before /after pictures??

EZEARL

I'll be honest and tell you my main intention when deciding to get the harness was for better lighting. You know how inadequate they are. Especially the low beams. But after searching this forum and others and reading a number of posts about switches melting or just failing to work I decided to get the harness for safety sake. My wife uses the vehicle during the times of the yr when she leaves before daylight to get to work. Again being honest I didn't see a whole lot of improvement in the std lo beam lights but a big improvement the hi's. When I got and installed the SilverStar's was when the BIG difference came. I really do wish I would have done some before and after pics. HOPEFULLY someone will read the interest in some pics and do some.

Bbasso

I've got problems, please look if you have a minuet.
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f67/pu...2/#post2004875

Sails

I think that you have other problems that the harness. I have done the harness upgrade as well as a headlight upgrade and it was a simple really effective combination.
The harness upgrade is effective by itself because it brings full voltage and amperage to the headlights without the cable and switch loss from running everything all the way from the battery to the switch and then back to the lights.

cruiser54

He had to unplug the foglamp relay temporarily til the wiring fix for the foglamps shows up. It's simple but I never saved it.

Bbasso

I never had any issues before installing this harness...
and in that thread I took the advice of unplugging the fog light relay and it cured one problem, but now the fogs are disconnected.
cruiser54 and I are waiting for someone to chime in with the "easy" fix.

GreenClassic

Before I bought the harness, I installed HIDs. I absolutely hated them, so I had stock lights put back in for a while. Then I installed the HD harness and the Autopal headlight housings. Tremendous difference! And now I don't need to worry about melting my switch, added bonus!

raypla

Alright I finally got the harness installed. Initial impression is that it appears brighter.

I have troubles though. It's like my highbeams are stuck on and if I put the high beams on the are the only ones on but with the lows on the highs are too. WTF??

Help.

Lowrange2

You have them wired incorrectly. I'd guess you wired the highbeam relay straight thru.

cruiser54

I'm betting you have the factory foglights.

raypla

Yuuup. So just pull the relay from the PDC? The installation went to the T I was very suprised to see it wasn't working when it got dark enough to see what was going on.

Thanks.