i am wanting to do the foglight mod, but dont wanna do it myself. is there anyone on the board located in the seattle, lynnwood, bothell, everett area who can do the mod for me? i dont want to mess anything up and the DIY was a bit confusing for me. this is for an 03TL.


best regards,

Robert

 

Trust me, read the DIY carefully and it's really easy. Do the second version so you don't have to turn the parking lights on.

 

Just follow the directions, they are very good. It's really easy. It took me about 20 minutes to do the first time because I was being extra careful to double-check every step, and it took me 10 minutes when I did it again to a friend's car.

 

would you repost the thread your way in doing it? im sorry, but i still dont understand it.. im slow haha...

 

.... i was the same way, the DIY is hard to understand if you have no idea what ur talkin about, i gave a friend a call and he told me how over the phone, its REALLY easy once you realize what you have to do but untill then its confusing as hell... i somehow managed to clip the wire that triggers the green indicator light when the fogs are on so that doesnt light up anymore... but byfar prob my fav "mod" ive done to my car yet.....

 

i really need to get this done as well, but i have no idea where i could find one of those add a circuit things

 

Down in the U.S., Autozone carries it which is where i got mines

 

that's the reason why i dont understand the whole DIY... lol.... i dont want to screw anything up... anyone willing to help me? haha... and yes, i have no idea what its talking about.. i've been reading it over and over and over again... still no idea..

 

...and it's good that you're not just going to start hacking away at wires like most people do (including me) and just try and figure it out. You can really mess things up if you don't know what you're doing. Just make sure to disconnect the battery and follow the directions very carefully and you'll be fine.

 

^..... i wish i had disconnected my battery....

 

it's pretty easy if you follow the instruction exactly. One thing can make it easier for you to understand is to print out or bring your laptop to your car. Look at the instruction on the printout or the laptop then compare to what it looks like at the driverside fuse box. Once you see it, you will understand what to do.

 

Why should you disconnect the battery? There's no need to. Just don't put your key in the ignition. And I agree with LacViet, print it out so you can read while doing it instead of remembering it and you can easily mess up that way.

 

Even without your key in the ignition, the battery is still sending power throughout the car. Disconnect the battery just as a precaution so you don't short anything out.

 

thanks guys.. im going to get started this weekend =).. hopefully i am going to do everything right... any extra parts that i might need before starting?

 

for real, this takes a whole 10 minutes, max when u realize what your looking at in the car...

 

When doing any kind of wiring disconnect the battery. Will it hurt?