X3B LED Third Brake Light: F1 Rapid-Flash Module

Just Right: Yes, we know. We know. You have been looking for a third brake light upgrade for a while now, only to retreat every time. Discouraged when the search returns no more than the same old variety of el-cheapo options out there. The X3B from Morimoto is different though. It's the one you've been waiting for. It's a no-compromise brake and bed light that offers the perfect pairing of style, performance, and utility, and it's now available for a wide range of today's most popular trucks.Rapid Flasher: This module can be added to your X3B brake light setup to automatically pulse the brake light optics 3x before staying on when you step on the brake pedal. Though the standard optics and powerful 3W LEDs in the X3B brake lights are already highly visible day and night, the addition of this module makes sure that followers will notice when you step on the brakes. This feature has become standard on many of the most modern trucks and cars.Plug n Play: The X3B Rapid Flash module is 100% plug n play with the Morimoto X3B brake lights and can be connected in seconds. It is not compatible with other aftermarket products or OEM units.

Tech Specs

• Input: X3B Multi-pin
• Output: X3B Multi-pin
• Housing: Stamped Aluminum
• Mounting: Adhesive Tape (Included)

What's Included

• Rapid Flash Module: 1x Morimoto X3B01 Flasher Module
• Mounting Tape: Double-Sided Adhesive Tape
• Warranty: Five (5) Years

Fitment & Compatibility

• Dodge Ram: 2009-2018 (with X3B30)
• Ram 1500: 2019+ (with X3B65)
• Ford F-150: 2009-2014 (with X3B20)
• Ford F-150: 2015+ (with X3B35 or X3B40)
• Ford Super Duty: 2017+ (with X3B35 or X3B40)
• Ford Super Duty: 1999+ (with X3B25)
• Ford Ranger: 2019+ (with X3B40)
• GMC Sierra: 2014-2018 (with X3B45)
• Chevy Silverado: 2014-2018 (with X3B45)
• Toyota Tundra: 14-21 (with X3B15)

Installation Guide (PDF)

⚠ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or reproductive harm. For more information go to p65warnings.ca.gov.