Topline For 2006-2013 Impala Switchback Sequential LED Strip Headlights - Chrome

Application For 2006-2013 Chevy Impala All Models 2014-2016 Chevy Impala Limited Models 2006-2007 Chevy Monte Carlo All Models Description Switchback Sequential Crystal Headlights Features Custom Design With Switchback Fiber Optic Sequential LED Strips New Technology High Intensity SMD LED Tube Bar Switchback LED Using A Dual Filament Socket, LED Bulbs Light Up With White As The Low-Filament Running Light And Switch To Bright Amber Anytime You Toggle That Turn Signal Sequential Function Provided By Multiple Lit Elements That Illuminate Sequentially Rather Than Simultaneously. The Visual Effect Is One Of Outward Motion In The Direction Of The Intended Turn Or Lane Change Daytime Running Light Can Be Help Other Road Users Identify & Better Visibility On Road Offers Extra Smooth & Bright Light During Day / Night Time Brings Significant Exterior Upgrade, Give Your Vehicle An Unique Look Product Details • 100% Brand New In Stock, Item Exactly Shown • Comes With A Complete Set ( Driver & Passenger Side ) Direct Bolt-On Replacement • Instruction Is Not Included, Highly Recommend To Install By Professional Mechanic • Modification Might Require For Using HID Lighting System • Dramatically Improve Both Styling & Appearance • Please Go Check Out Our Ebay Store For More Additional Hot Items Please make sure all Headlights are install properly, sockets are tightly fastened and all O-rings or rubber gaskets are in great condition. Broken or loose O-rings or rubber gaskets on your factory sockets can cause moisture in your lights ( It can damage your light bulb ). If you happen to have moisture buildup in your lights, please try the following solution. simply remove the lights from the vehicle and set out in the sun or in a dry area for at least few hours. Wait until the moisture has fully evaporated, and reseal around the seams with a clear silicone sealant on the assembly and replace any worn down O-rings or rubber gaskets. This should alleviate the condensation issue