LEDs & HIDs! just random pics of stuff i installed
#1
LEDs & HIDs! just random pics of stuff i installed
some stuff from V-LEDs, HIDExtra, eBay, dealextreme.com..................
ashtray w/o the green cover on the light
center console
drivers side footwell
passenger side footwell
aftermarket DVD player with LEDs from V-Leds
step LEDs
step and door LEDs
some of these were easy peasy lemon squeezey installs just swap 'em out.....others like the footwell lights and the lighter required some soldering. the center console one required soldering and some modification of the mounting assembly. it was rather easy to do and i think everything came out looking great.
click here to see pics of my HID install
ashtray w/o the green cover on the light
center console
drivers side footwell
passenger side footwell
aftermarket DVD player with LEDs from V-Leds
step LEDs
step and door LEDs
some of these were easy peasy lemon squeezey installs just swap 'em out.....others like the footwell lights and the lighter required some soldering. the center console one required soldering and some modification of the mounting assembly. it was rather easy to do and i think everything came out looking great.
click here to see pics of my HID install
#2
did the LEDs for the inside door handles today.
original housing with the cover off. check out the size difference between the original amber LED and the white one i soldered in.
pic of the housing after i soldered the white LED in and closed it up.
it was light out but i snapped pics anyway, here is the drivers side light
backseat door handle
can't wait to take a spin while it's pitch black out so i can see how they look.
what do you guys think?
original housing with the cover off. check out the size difference between the original amber LED and the white one i soldered in.
pic of the housing after i soldered the white LED in and closed it up.
it was light out but i snapped pics anyway, here is the drivers side light
backseat door handle
can't wait to take a spin while it's pitch black out so i can see how they look.
what do you guys think?
#4
my kids were messing around with my canon g9 and totally messed the settings up. i have to try to remember what i had everything set at and retake all the pics.
or better yet i'll do it with my moto droid phone which actually takes pretty good pics considering it is only 5 megapixels less than half of what the canon is capable of. (i think the g9 is 12 megapixels)
or better yet i'll do it with my moto droid phone which actually takes pretty good pics considering it is only 5 megapixels less than half of what the canon is capable of. (i think the g9 is 12 megapixels)
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#8
still grainy but i took the pic at night with no flash
taken from a distance.....looks like daylight in the vehicle!!!
sleeper, it can be a pain figuring out which bulbs you need but it is worth doing......take a wild guess what my name on here is an acronym for. LaZy MotherF'er #1.
trust me, if i did it you can too
taken from a distance.....looks like daylight in the vehicle!!!
sleeper, it can be a pain figuring out which bulbs you need but it is worth doing......take a wild guess what my name on here is an acronym for. LaZy MotherF'er #1.
trust me, if i did it you can too
#11
if you can solder you can do it no prob. the dome is held up by velcro and compression clips. use your fingertips or a flathead screwdriver to pry the assembly off. the spot to pry isn't shown in my pic it is the area of the assembly closest to the rearview mirror. another way to do it is to open the (useless) sunglass storage compartment and pull down on it. you will have to diconnect the wires for the lights and garage door opener module. the garage door opener module is held in by a metal bracket. you're basically going to remove the screws, bracket, and module to gain access to the plastic assembly that holds the lights. remove the original amber ones and solder in the new ones you got. then reverse the process to put it all back in. it's tedious work but i'm sure you noticed from my pics that it is worth doing.
forgot to mention: the piece of plastic that holds the lights in place literally pops right out. once again use a flathead screwdriver to pop it out
forgot to mention: the piece of plastic that holds the lights in place literally pops right out. once again use a flathead screwdriver to pop it out
Last edited by LZMF1; 07-19-10 at 07:25 AM.
#13
i added LED lights to the cupholders. i did it just for the fun of it after i saw pics of somebody's mod on another forum. was rather easy to do............the whole catch is i'm not sure if i like them.
look closely and you'll see them!
here's a pic with no flash, no lights, no nothing.
look closely and you'll see them!
here's a pic with no flash, no lights, no nothing.
#14
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#15
varrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrry nice i love your led work the only thing holding me back form doing some of thees thing to my car is the fact that i have no idea if i need a capacitor or some kind of thing so the led wont blow
can u help with some advice on how to
can u help with some advice on how to