Alpinetech16.55" 2 Holes Spoiler Light LED 3rd Brake Light

Mazda uses black for ground (neg) and green with a yellow tracer for the brake light wire. I measured the bolt hole positions and new it would be close but that I might have to trim it to make it fit but it seems like a lot of these are parts bin lights and this one fits.

Fit 2018 Nissan maxima

Despite looking as though it would fit perfectly, this was juuust a little off. I pared down each end maybe 1/4 in and expanded the hole so the screws would catch, then all went well. Lights up like brand new. Oh. I would advise taking the spoiler off to do this replacement. There are 4 hex screws you can easily find; you’ll need an extension for the far left / right ones. In fact I don’t think it’s possible to get the he wiring correctly placed unless the spoiler is off.

The spoiler brake light bar was down to about 5 bulbs working and needed replaced bad. This was an after market spoiler and I figured no way would I ever find a replacement. After measuring it and comparing bought it and it fit perfect. Nice and bright again ! So glad this works and so ez to install.

Excellent product. The fit is exactly the same as the burnt out LEDs that i replaced on my 2002 Landcruiser with spoiler. I did cut the old brake light off then soldered the new light in place, fortunately it came with plenty of wire length to make installation a breeze. Lights never looked brighter, highly recommend

Toyota wants ~$260 for an OEM light (part # 81570-06060). This was worth the gamble.The shape of the light is exactly correct for my 2005 Toyota Sequoia. The original light had 36 LEDs so this is a perfect replacement.Modifications:The screw mounts were too deep for the spoiler. See pics. I used a forstner bit to shave it down but you can use a die grinder, or Dremel or whatever. That cut off the screw hole so I drilled a hole in the plugs for the screw mounts. I used some fender washers to lessen the pressure on those little plugs.Also, there's a little nub where the wire protector comes out the back of the light. The nub wouldn't fit through the wire hole in the spoiler. I took some pliers and carefully broke off the nub and filled the hole with E6000. Silicone or RTV would work just fine as a sealer.Once installed with some solder-shrinks to create a watertight connection for the wires, everything worked great.Based on the OEM part number, this should work for:2001-2007 Sequoia1999-2003 SolaraUpdate 7-26-2025 - 8 months later and my gamble didn't pay off. The light is flaky now. I saw it wasn't working when my daughter was driving the other day. I took it out, shook it and tapped on it. The lights would come on and off, but not fixable that I can tell. I may try to buy another and gamble again...

I have been searching everywhere for this led brake lamp. Spoiler manufacturer doesn't offer a replacement. All other lamps I found, the measurements were not right. I was down to 4 or 5 leds still working. This lamp wires right up and fits like original!! Thank you 😊

Like others, I had a few leds out. I had to top the circular tabs on the old one to expose the screws,then remove them. The wiring ran from the middle on the old and new lights, whichworked perfectly. I cut the old wire and cover, stripped the end, and put crimp connectors joining them.This fit on my 2006 Toyota sequoia sr5 perfection. ** note there are 2 center brake lights,one 16.5" and the other 21". I needed the 16.5" one.