Theoretically, yes, but we don't know how the previous owner has wired it up. The fact of the matter is we don't even know if his tails actually function as it should right now.

Luigi: those are oem LCI tails. It's pretty easy to tell.

 

For what its worth the wire colors match on each splice except there is one extra wire from the plug pig tail.. TS

 

thats a hack job, and wont work properly like that. at least you have oem lights.

i'd solder the wires back the way they were originally, and install bruce's cables.
http://c.1asphost.com/mironics/

 

Actually, the previous owner cut out the pre-LCI 6 pin socket and rewired to LCI 8 pin connector directly. Therefore, some of the wire left over and NOT hooked up. Bruce cable can't help at this moment unless you reconnected back the pre-LCI 6 pin socket first.

 

That looks like one massive hack there. And there are several I can see in that picture.

I can help here and you have two options.

1. Get back to the original plug and then use my cable as plug and play.
2. Remove the plug from one end of my cable and then connect the wires up, according to instructions I will provide. Those wires are cut anyway, so you are not doing any more harm than already done.

Ofcourse if you can code your car and if the lights themselves are working as you like them then you don't need me at all. But I suspect that you are not getting the LCI effect on those lights now.