LEDs on Spoiler
11-15-10, 09:44 AM
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LEDs on Spoiler
As time went by the LED bulbs that are mounted on the spoiler have slowly went out and now the thing doesnt even work. What to do I already called the dealer and they said they can get one for $280 
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11-15-10, 11:43 AM
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If you really want a spoiler that bad w/ the brake lights than i'd say do it.. Otherwise i'd just get rid of it imo.. That's what i'm planning on doing with mine.. Got a friend with a shop that quoted me $350 to fill the holes and repaint the whole trunk lid, but then again that's just me.
Or you could just get a molded spoiler, but that would probably run you a lot more, 'cause you'd have to fill the holes, repaint, paint the new spoiler, then install.
Or you could just get a molded spoiler, but that would probably run you a lot more, 'cause you'd have to fill the holes, repaint, paint the new spoiler, then install.
11-15-10, 11:51 AM
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similar and you could do something like this on the spoiler itself
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...ake-light.html
or find a company that makes LED's (i swear to god there is a thread someone found a company that did).also dave and a few others had some creative ways to replace this, just have to search some next time OP
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...ake-light.html
or find a company that makes LED's (i swear to god there is a thread someone found a company that did).also dave and a few others had some creative ways to replace this, just have to search some next time OP
11-15-10, 12:16 PM
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11-15-10, 02:09 PM
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i recently changed my oem spoilers LED as well since a few of them were flickering and its very annoying. i went to Spoilerlights.com and purchased part # SL-2836 please double check if yours is the same before buying. it was a perfect fit and led's are brighter than ever. price was 57.50 shipped
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i recently changed my oem spoilers LED as well since a few of them were flickering and its very annoying. i went to Spoilerlights.com and purchased part # SL-2836 please double check if yours is the same before buying. it was a perfect fit and led's are brighter than ever. price was 57.50 shipped
Thanks for the info also the size of my LED is 18in not 16.5in however our spoilers might be different, great website your info is greatly appreciated and please post a pic if you get a chance ! thanks
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11-15-10, 04:53 PM
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OK thanks to mike813 I was able to find the right LED part and now do I have to take the Spoiler off to actually remove it, or you guys think its doable without taking it off, cause there are only 3 philips screws in there????
11-15-10, 04:57 PM
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If you really want a spoiler that bad w/ the brake lights than i'd say do it.. Otherwise i'd just get rid of it imo.. That's what i'm planning on doing with mine.. Got a friend with a shop that quoted me $350 to fill the holes and repaint the whole trunk lid, but then again that's just me.
Or you could just get a molded spoiler, but that would probably run you a lot more, 'cause you'd have to fill the holes, repaint, paint the new spoiler, then install.
Or you could just get a molded spoiler, but that would probably run you a lot more, 'cause you'd have to fill the holes, repaint, paint the new spoiler, then install.
11-15-10, 05:49 PM
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For me at first i tried to be slick and do it w/out removing the spoiler and that took almost like 1hr. got frustrated since i didnt have a hex screw (forgot size) to remove the spoiler so iwent out bought the right tool and removed it. after that all it took was 10-15 min to re-route the new wiring and hide everything nicely back inside the trunk. i choose not to splice the wire because it was old and i live in NY so its exposed to rain/snow and whatever comes out the sky. check the pics, i just snapped some real quick with a p&s since its dark.
perfect fit around the whole trim
sorry was lazy to resize the pics.
perfect fit around the whole trim
sorry was lazy to resize the pics.
11-24-10, 01:22 PM
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Ok so today I finally received my LED spoiler piece I paid 62 bucks after shipping fees and right of the bat I noticed the plastic was cheap quality, and the color was a bit different than the original and then again this is aftermarket. I hope this works will post pics tomorrow when I go to instal it!!