DIY puddle light led
#46
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Join Date: Nov 2012
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when putting it back together just make sure the puddle light housing is in the correct place and the turn signal housing piece put back in the correct spot.. then put the black cover piece back on and make sure it all fits in without gaps.. if there is a slight gap on top and outer side towards the led turn signal ur fine cuz when you screw it in the gap will close up.. the puddle light housing has this white tab and the black cover housing has a opening for the black tab just make sure the white tab fits inside the black cover housing before tightening it all up... then when all done push the bottom mirror back in place first then the tops..and your all done.. ENJOY. hope this helped...
#48
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Tell me about it I've tried it several times tonight and couldn't get the mirror off the clip. I tried with alot of force and still nothing
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UZS160 (02-26-20)
#49
This is the only way: put all 4 of your finger behind the back of the mirror and pulling it out. Do it from the outer side first. You only need one clip came off first and the rest just bread & butter.
#51
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does anyone know if this is the same for the 2013 ES 300h?
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BrotherLuv (07-21-20)
#57
I missed something. I still have about 10 days until my car arrives, so I'm not sure why you wanted to change bulbs. Is it to add color, brighter lighting, less energy consumption, or something else?
#59
This will be my first DIY project.
I'm watching the cargo ship coming in from the Pacific Ocean to Portland, oregon with my car tonight, via The MarineTraffic app on my phone. Should be unloading it in the morning. It's heading down the Columbia river now.
I'm watching the cargo ship coming in from the Pacific Ocean to Portland, oregon with my car tonight, via The MarineTraffic app on my phone. Should be unloading it in the morning. It's heading down the Columbia river now.
Last edited by larryinWA; 04-09-13 at 08:45 PM.