EJC

A couple weeks ago one of the others installed CFLs in the trunk, thought I'd give it a try. I was thinking of doing the same under the hood but one of the power packs was dead. So that will be delayed a bit.

The install made a nice difference.

BTW, the wife wasn't happy with the ride on the lowered K-Sport coil overs. I pulled them and went back to stock. If anyone is interested PM me.

I picked up the wiring at the stock connector plug. The Red/yellow stripe is the 12v lead. The green is your Switched Ground.



For the moment I left the stock bulb functioning in original socket.


I mounted a bulb on either side of the speaker. Simple enough with Velcro. There is a power pack/inverter that mounts nearby w/ velcro. Sorry forgot to take a pic.



Put the fuse back in and fired her up

ES3_Ray

wow, looks very clean and i like the natural looking color of the light.

matches the car color lol

eyezack87

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Looks best with 2 of them hehe

Instead of connecting the wires up like that, go to your local Radio Shack and find the "wire tap-in squeeze connectors". Those expose the wire beneath the rubber and send the electricity to the transformer. They work very well compared to your method, which I can't say is very safe...nor a solid connection...

I used these connectors in an 07 Camry LED door sill mod for my girlfriend as well. Been working perfectly ever since

http://www.radioshack.com/product/in...ductId=2104093

ES3_Ray

those wires look soldered to me, standard practice is to wrap it up with electrical tape afterwards.

eyezack87

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Hmm, if it is, I can't really tell. Not to nitpick but my solder joints aren't like that. My mistake if it is...