Fleece Performance - 07-19 GM Universal All Lights On (FPE-ALO)

there is a scan qrc code on the package so you can view the correct installation instruction (pdf read format). it is very important to USE ONLY those instructions that are effective for your year model car/truck. the wiring and procedures are slightly different even on the same model but from different year groups. And the snap on wire connector is a one time use only. SO CHECK EVERYTHING and before you install it. If you have doubts, then call the company. I did that even though I was pretty sure I had everything right. It just helped me to KNOW that I had it correct before making that final snap in piece. Now I have fog lights that operate at the same time and my high beam headlights. The only thing I would say that isn't made clear: the fog light instrument panel (dash) light icon turns off when you go to high beams, even though the fog lights remain on. So this little module does not "fix" that little annoyance. But the fog light does remain on when high beams are on. The fog light dash light does come back on when you turn the high beams back off. I think the reason this was not engineered with this hack module is because that would require actual wiring modifications back up to the fuse box where the headlight and fog light relays are located. Or conversely this could have been solved by new wiring modification to the high beam left column stick switch. In either of those cases, it would have involved quite a bit of wiring changes and probably way over the experience of the typical DIY. I can live with the fog light dash light not operating when the fog light is on...that's a small annoyance. For me, the fog lights are 6000 LM amber yellow, so I can definitely see them when they are on.

Simple install and good results. Highly recommend

Works great really cool to use all my lights at the same time easy to install a literal monkey could do it literally took me five minutes

After watching a few videos on the tube to install this I got it in. It does work and I do use it for extra light on my way to work in the morning.

Just finished installing the All Lights On mod. The instructions on the Fleece website were easy enough to follow without any confusion. The install was straight forward without any real difficulty. However, I spent by far the most time trying to access enough space from the wiring harness by removing that thick and sticky wire wrap that GM installs on the harness. I spent about 30 minutes trying to remove enough so as to install the mod. I will admit, I was a little nervous about pulling wires loose from the pins so I took my time to do it carefully . . . but successfully. In any case, it's installed and working flawlessly and I have no complaints. Not counting the 30 minutes on the harness wrapping, I would say it was a 10 minute install to get a workspace light, remove the harness, find the correct wires, press in (mount) the wires to the unit, add a zip tie for extra measure, plug in the harness, and test the lights. All good.Didn't feel the need to include a pic because there are plenty pic and videos out there and my install didn't look any different from those already published.

Kind of a pain for an older guy with a bad back to install but love it after I got it complete

I live in a rural area, we have no street lights.This helps get the lumens up so I don't hit a deer.No drawbacks I have found.... Except my back hurting a few days from being under the dash when installing.

I had heard of reviews saying that the instructions given were not correct. However in my case everything was correct and instructions were well written. The reason for 4 stars is it was a pain to install since the piece is decently big. Otherwise everything worked great no problems.