The Baja Designs LP4 Pro in amber, driving/combo pattern, single light (SKU 290013), is a compact 4-inch auxiliary pod built on the brand's Integrated Peripheral Technology, which adds side-spill light from a second LED array. The official listing puts total output at 8,857 lumens and a 200-degree spread of usable LED light, with 6,885 forward-projecting lumens, and the 1,972 lumens of dedicated peripheral lighting come from that IPT section. Compared with a generic fog lamp, the Driving/Combo optic pairs a wide 42-degree pattern for near-field work with a 6-degree spot for reach down the trail, and the amber lens suits low-visibility conditions. Owners on user forums say the amber output helps in fog and snow, and the replaceable lenses and optics let you change the color or beam without replacing the whole pod.
This is a universal-fit light, so it suits bumper, A-pillar ditch-light, and roof-rack setups on trucks, Jeeps, and UTVs, provided you have a suitable mount. The single pod ships without a harness, and the manufacturer names the 640175 harness as the match. The housing is hard-anodized aluminum with stainless hardware, and the pod operates across a 12-36 volt range. Searches for "LP4 Pro amber driving combo single," "Baja 290013 aux light pod," and "LP4 IPT fog light install" will lead to the same spec sheet and install sheet this listing summarizes.
No. The manufacturer states this light does not come with a wiring harness and lists 640175 as the applicable harness. A harness with the pair version is sold separately from the single.
Yes. The manufacturer's install sheet for the LP4 Pro describes removing the four rear bolts with a 4mm Allen wrench, removing the bezel and lens, seating the O-ring in its groove, and tightening the bezel bolts to 25 lbf-in in a criss-cross pattern.
The manufacturer lists the LP4 Pro as universal fitment rather than vehicle-specific. Confirm your bracket, mounting location, and wiring路径 before you buy, since you will need to supply your own mounting solution and wiring.
Installation is a moderate DIY job: you mount the pod with the included stainless hardware and wire it yourself. Because the single does not include a harness, you will need the 640175 harness or your own pigtail with a DT06-4S connector. The manufacturer says the backlight and beam functions run off positive current, and it warns not to power pins 1 and 4 at the same time, which can damage the circuit board. Owners on user forums report that the backlight needs a third wire, so plan on tapping a headlight or DRL circuit if you want the amber backlight to follow your headlights. Forum threads quoting manufacturer support put draw at about 5.5 amps per light, so size the fuse and wire gauge accordingly. Use a torque wrench for the lens bolts at 25 lbf-in, and make sure the O-ring is seated before tightening.
