RUXIFEY Sequential Switchback Side Mirror Reflector LED Turn Signal Light Smoked lens Compatible with 2009 to 2014 Ford F150

Easy install, especially if you are switching both sides out. Looks nice and replaces the worn looking original orange ones.

After 4.5 years I figured I'd write a review for these. I can't tell you how much I love these lights, the smoked look, the sequential turn signal, and the build quality are top-tier. I actually attempted to upgrade to the switch-back ones but decided not to and returned them, I kept the original ones I bought in 2019 and as you can see in the video I took today they are still working! Make sure you get a snug connection and use dialectic grease if you want to add even more protection. Happy to prove the other reviews wrong by showing these things off. Great product 100% worth the money.

Installed yesterday along with the mirror side one from the same company. Easy plug and play. Will probably come back after some time and weather.

Absolutely love how these look and the sequential signal is my favorite. Sadly after just over a year of use, the passenger side has gone out. Will definitely buy another set of these for the look!

These fit right in on my 2014 F150 mirrors. The mirrors were slightly difficult to take apart, but once apart, these went right in. Nice and bright I like them a lot.

I paired these indicators with the rear facing sequential indicators on a 2011 F150. Installation was fairly straight forward and connections are as the instructions and other reviews indicated. However, if you plan to run the wire(s) for running lights, I recommend just remove the door panel and the three nuts holding the mirror on and remove the mirror from the truck. It takes probably 3 minutes with a 6, 8 and 11mm socket, a t20 bit, and hook to pop cover panels on the door panel. This also affords you the opportunity to most delicately remove the mirror from the internal mount (it just snaps on in 4 paired clips at 2,4,8,10 o’clock positions behind the mirror). If you are like me, I cleaned inside the mirror body, behind the mirror on the door and most importantly I was able to easily drop the running light wire(s) into the wire channel and pull through. It helped to firmly pull the end of the running wire through my fingers to straighten with a slight curve and feed through the wire channel and then tilt the mirror on its mounting end and the wire just dropped out or was within grasp to help pull it through. Once ran, fold excess running light wire back up, reuse the wire tie and when remounting mirror feed through door channel with the mirror electrical connector. Once remounted you can feed the wires inside the kick panel through the door rubber electrical grommet. You don’t ‘have’ to remove the mirror to mount these but I found it less time consuming and frustrating because the wire would bunch up and my fish tape was too big/stiff to make the 90 deg bend in the mirror body when it was mounted. All in all 10min per mirror start to finish with cleaning and even using McGuire’s black plastic restore on the mirror plastics.

Just got them and installed them today. Fitment on the passenger side was a little tight so I had to carve the mirror cap down a little bit then it fit very snuggly. The lights were NOT plug and play, but with basic wiring skills, you’ll do just fine. They give you a healthy amount of wire for the running lights, all I did was run the wire down the door panel and into the cab then tapped into the fuse #37 I believe (trailer control module that way the running lights come on with the headlights) and then ran a wire from the drivers side light and tapped into the passenger side wire. All in all, the build quality was great, the lights looks great, the instructions were lacking but it’s not too hard to figure out in the end. Just take your time with it and you’ll get it squared away. Very satisfied.

Like all the other 5 star reviews, after installing them I loved them! I added the rear facing sequential turn signals [which these lights plug into] and puddle lights at the same time, which I highly recommend since you're going to have everything apart anyways. Gives the truck a really unique look, I could occasionally see other F150 drivers' heads turning to get a better look lol. Then about 6 months later I noticed a couple of white LEDs not working. After sifting through other reviews, I found another buyer with the same problem. Now on to the seller... I bought these from Ruxifey, and their ad states "feel free to send email if there's any issue before or after purchase, your case will be taken seriously regardless of warranty period" -Bull$#(t. I tried everything to find their email address, tried to find anyway to contact them - nothing. I even asked a question in the community on how to get this info, as did someone else; neither one of us got a reply. I eventually contacted Amazon and they are sending a replacement as well as giving me a $5 credit. Something is better than nothing. Hopefully they will last longer. I also see these are for sale from other sellers, so I can't blame Ruxifey for the quality of the product, as they don't make them, they just sell them. They have terrible, or rather Zero costumer service. So it seems no matter where you buy them it will be hit or miss if you end up with a dud. $50 bucks for something that only lasts 6 months and terrible [zero] customer service from the seller equals 1 star.