NSLUMO Sequential Amber LED Side Marker Light for 07-19 Fiat 500 500e 500c A'barth Smoked Lens 40-SMD Amber Front Marker Lights Replace OEM Sidemarker Lamps

Works great on my 4C and looks better than the clear stock ones.

I put these on my American 2015 Fiat Abarth. They were tight, and that was fine with me. You can simply unplug them under the plastic mud cover under the fender. My original lights just crumbled and so did the wires. I had to rewire them and wrap them with some harness tape. These are awesome, just buy them!

Releasing the old side markers was a bit tricky on one side, they pretty much disintegrated. However, installing the new ones was a breeze. SIDE NOTE!! When you install the wire into the socket make sure you do it the same and test them before you set them inside of the fender. I would use some blue painter's tape around the area so you don't ascendingly scratch the paint. Youtube has a few helpful how-to videos. The LED lights are bright during the day and look amazing.

These are cheap but work like they should without appearing cheap. Not sure about longevity yet but so far I’m impressed. Best bang for your Buck! Fitment was almost perfect

They look cool and the YouTube tutorials make it seem soooo easy. But it’s a PITA! The old ones crumbled like a stale cookie and took forever to come out. Had to get a hanger to fish them out a bunch of times! At a certain point I gave up on one… was able to take out the original bulb and wire through the old degraded piece. So thankful they add two inches of wires! Would I do it again… no.

Very nice perfect fit

These were installed in a 2015 Fiat 500 Pop all with no modifications. Plug and play. Quality good. They need to be forced in so getting them out will be suspect... they'll def break. Hope they last a couple years.

I wish that automotive LED vendors would state whether their LED lights are constant current/brightness with variable voltage or can be dimmed with lower voltage. I am planning to use these as side marker lights while towing my Fiat as a dinghy/trailer (dim side marker with resistor) and have them flash brighter as turn signal (bypass dimming resistor).EDIT: My initial assessment was incomplete. Turns out these have a constant current driver above 8.4V. Doesn't matter if you give it 8.4V or 14V, it draws 58ma and shows constant brightness. Below 8.4V brightness falls off fast, but you can dim it in range between 6.8V (2ma) and 8.3V (50ma). Thankfully it does not appear to flicker at any of these voltages. Below 6.2V it is completely off.The protruding pigtail wires are soldered to the tiny circuit board inside, and only a tiny spot of glue at that solder joint is all the strain relief on that pigtail. I drizzled some thermal epoxy down inside the light housing to provide additional strain relief since the Fiat connection wire dangling from that light socket can move around quite a bit.And for those that are wondering, these are exact fit, size, and appearance as the OEM light housings.All in all I'm pleased with these lights for my purposes.

Funciona muy bien, simplemente plug & play y los leds funcionan. Importante: NO muestra error en la computadora del Fiat500. Lo único que no me gusto tanto es que se ven las micas se ven muy muy oscuras cuando están apagadas, parecen un embellecedor y no un foco. La instalación fue un poco compleja ya que la carcasa y las patas que mantienen fija las luces son más gruesas que las originales, a si que hay que hace un poco de fuerza al momento de colocarlas.

Pour usage personnel, très intéressant de voir les dels se déplacer. Quelques inconvénients les connexions sont aucunement isolées des intempéries, de plus les fils de connexion sont excessivement courts. Les connecteurs vendus avec les feux ne correspond pas à ceux du véhicule.

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