[matrix007]

Somebody knows the parts number or compatible LEDs I can purchase at amazon.com for Sienna 2023 XLE for the rear break and turn signals?

The factory OEM lights light is very poor and this can be dangerous.

I know the 3 fancy premium lights are only available on XSE, Platinum, and Limited so my only choice, for now, is to install better-led lights for break/rear turn lights with anti-hyper flash. Any suggested option will be highly appreciated.

 

[wscan]

Brake lights are already LED, just not the premium 3-line LED lights.

 

[matrix007]

Brake lights are already LED, just not the premium 3-line LED lights.

yes, but as explained in this post --> LED tail lights standard or not - the Siennas without the premium tail lights (3 lines) have led with low bright... I agree. this can be insecure at night. I don't want to install the 3 line premium (expensive - 800 USD approx) but replace the factory led bulbs with ones with more lumen

 

[banson99]

rear brake light part number 8153615120
rear turn signal 7440
backup light 921
licence plate 168

LED tail lights standard or not

I did the tail light swap on my XLE last month. You can tap into the license plate lights but I decided to tap into the trailer hitch harness which already has power for the tail lights. It’s located in the same area as the spare tire and there are plenty of wiring diagrams on the internet for...

www.siennachat.com

 

[PeterDi]

yes, but as explained in this post --> LED tail lights standard or not - the Siennas without the premium tail lights (3 lines) have led with low bright... I agree. this can be insecure at night. I don't want to install the 3 line premium (expensive - 800 USD approx) but replace the factory led bulbs with ones with more lumen

I’m pretty sure you can’t change the factory LED bulb as it’s actually an led on a board… I agree it’s really dim which is why I bought the 3 bar led taillights and swapped them out. I bought them used (but perfect condition) for $450 and then sold my standard taillights for $250

 

[SiennaLEAWD]

I’m pretty sure you can’t change the factory LED bulb as it’s actually an led on a board… I agree it’s really dim which is why I bought the 3 bar led taillights and swapped them out. I bought them used (but perfect condition) for $450 and then sold my standard taillights for $250

Are you sure they are led on board? I vaguely remember them being LED bulbs next to blinker bulbs, which I replaced with high lumen LED bulbs. I may be wrong though since I didn't had a plan to change them and may have overlooked.

 

[PeterDi]

Are you sure they are led on board? I vaguely remember them being LED bulbs next to blinker bulbs, which I replaced with high lumen LED bulbs. I may be wrong though since I didn't had a plan to change them and may have overlooked.

I don’t have the old taillights anymore but yes, I’m pretty sure they were on a board… they can be pulled out like a regular bulb but I don’t think they are replaceable

 

[SiennaLEAWD]

I don’t have the old taillights anymore but yes, I’m pretty sure they were on a board… they can be pulled out like a regular bulb but I don’t think they are replaceable

Well, that sucks! In case if those lights fail, whole setup has to be changed?

 

[PeterDi]

Well, that sucks! In case if those lights fail, whole setup has to be changed?

No, it still has a socket that you screw into the taillight so I assume there is some way to replace it

 

[banson99]

Well, that sucks! In case if those lights fail, whole setup has to be changed?

No, it still has a socket that you screw into the taillight so I assume there is some way to replace it