Guides on replacing interior lights
#1
Guides on replacing interior lights
Hello, I currently dont have my books that came with my car. I did look around but no results, are there any guides on how to:
-Swap out:
License Plate Lights
Dome Light
Door Courtesy Light
Map Lights
Sorry for the noobish question, opening up stuff just isnt my thing.
-Swap out:
License Plate Lights
Dome Light
Door Courtesy Light
Map Lights
Sorry for the noobish question, opening up stuff just isnt my thing.
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Take a flathead, but it in the little slit on the cover and pry it off.
Liscence plate- Either screw off a little rubber thing on the top of your license plate and swap bulbs. Or if it doesnt have the little cover over it, just swap bulbs.
Liscence plate- Either screw off a little rubber thing on the top of your license plate and swap bulbs. Or if it doesnt have the little cover over it, just swap bulbs.
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i was talking bout the grey outline around the clear part. Cant wait to do the LED conversion, just gotta get these HID's installed on my pilot.
Any help on leveling HID's to make them so they dont blind others while driving at night. They are phillips HID's 4300K
Any help on leveling HID's to make them so they dont blind others while driving at night. They are phillips HID's 4300K
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I used an old giftcard..shove it in the crack and pryed..that way I didn't risk accidentally slipping and scratching the cover or something else. And the card exerted pressure on more of the cover than a screwdriver will..that way you don't risk a crack too. Done that before on older cars..
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I used an old giftcard..shove it in the crack and pryed..that way I didn't risk accidentally slipping and scratching the cover or something else. And the card exerted pressure on more of the cover than a screwdriver will..that way you don't risk a crack too. Done that before on older cars..
#14
Drifting
Pick up a set of nylon pry tools at Harbor Freight. Cheap & very useful for things like this. Screwdrivers are more likely to mar or crack lens, upholstery trim, etc.
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=95214
Gift card idea is good, hadn't thought of that.
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=95214
Gift card idea is good, hadn't thought of that.
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