What did you do to your GS today?
08-20-19, 05:15 AM
#2552
I got it done here in Miami at a place called Son’s Auto body....
its a a pretty penny, a lot of parts needed like new parking sensors, shock absorber, the grill is a separate cost from the bumper. Then you need a shop that knows how to cut part of your bumper to mold on to the new one.
08-20-19, 05:29 AM
#2553
I got it done here in Miami at a place called Son’s Auto body....
its a a pretty penny, a lot of parts needed like new parking sensors, shock absorber, the grill is a separate cost from the bumper. Then you need a shop that knows how to cut part of your bumper to mold on to the new one.
its a a pretty penny, a lot of parts needed like new parking sensors, shock absorber, the grill is a separate cost from the bumper. Then you need a shop that knows how to cut part of your bumper to mold on to the new one.
08-20-19, 06:05 AM
#2554
Found some, from $89 to $105, includes switch, harness and relay. Can you give me a little feedback on what the install entailed?
I’m guessing you had to run wires to the interior and install a separate switch? How hard was it? What did the switch look like and where did you install it? Does it look OEM or add-on?
If possible, can you post some additional pics?
I’m guessing you had to run wires to the interior and install a separate switch? How hard was it? What did the switch look like and where did you install it? Does it look OEM or add-on?
If possible, can you post some additional pics?
08-20-19, 06:21 AM
#2555
Found some, from $89 to $105, includes switch, harness and relay. Can you give me a little feedback on what the install entailed?
I’m guessing you had to run wires to the interior and install a separate switch? How hard was it? What did the switch look like and where did you install it? Does it look OEM or add-on?
If possible, can you post some additional pics?
I’m guessing you had to run wires to the interior and install a separate switch? How hard was it? What did the switch look like and where did you install it? Does it look OEM or add-on?
If possible, can you post some additional pics?
Not hard at all just connected them to the daytime running lights. Went in through the wheel well and ran the wiring up to the lights. Took me about about 1hr & half to do the whole thing. But if you can I suggest letting a professional install it. It should be no more than 150-200 bucks.
08-20-19, 06:24 AM
#2556
Well he did some other work to my front end to fix some imperfections but, it should run you about 2k depending on the shop that does it because if they know what they are doing the labor shouldn’t cost much as it won’t take long. But if they don’t know and are trying to figure out how to mod as they go they may tax you for the labor. Something to consider when finding a shop.
08-20-19, 06:35 AM
#2557
Found some, from $89 to $105, includes switch, harness and relay. Can you give me a little feedback on what the install entailed?
I’m guessing you had to run wires to the interior and install a separate switch? How hard was it? What did the switch look like and where did you install it? Does it look OEM or add-on?
If possible, can you post some additional pics?
I’m guessing you had to run wires to the interior and install a separate switch? How hard was it? What did the switch look like and where did you install it? Does it look OEM or add-on?
If possible, can you post some additional pics?
Are your fogs ran on a separate switch? I would love to see your switch and hear any info on how the fogs were ran.
08-20-19, 07:13 AM
#2558
08-20-19, 07:33 AM
#2559
Not hard at all just connected them to the daytime running lights. Went in through the wheel well and ran the wiring up to the lights. Took me about about 1hr & half to do the whole thing. But if you can I suggest letting a professional install it. It should be no more than 150-200 bucks.
Actually what I’m really asking is if you can spoon-feed me and tell me which wires, etc. and pictures too!
if you don’t have it, no big deal. I’m not averse to putting in a little research on my own...
08-20-19, 09:32 AM
#2560
How did you determine the wiring for the DRLs? Did you look at wiring information from other threads? Was it a simple splice into the existing wiring?
Actually what I’m really asking is if you can spoon-feed me and tell me which wires, etc. and pictures too!
if you don’t have it, no big deal. I’m not averse to putting in a little research on my own...
Actually what I’m really asking is if you can spoon-feed me and tell me which wires, etc. and pictures too!
if you don’t have it, no big deal. I’m not averse to putting in a little research on my own...
no I don’t have the info, my friend did the wiring I just assisted with the install.
08-21-19, 10:32 AM
#2562
Not hard at all just connected them to the daytime running lights. Went in through the wheel well and ran the wiring up to the lights. Took me about about 1hr & half to do the whole thing. But if you can I suggest letting a professional install it. It should be no more than 150-200 bucks.
