I wish I had taken more before pics, but oh well, I took pics of everything removed, then everything reinstalled. I had Tim Louie do it in California, we had some trouble with UPS Losing the box, but in the end everything was found and returned to me so after a week of stressing out about the box, it finally came in.

My goal was to remove as much green as possible and go to almost all white, I didn't want to end up with a "custom" look but more of a factory look. I think it turned out perfect for what I wanted.









Also all window controls were removed and changed, and I changed the seat warmer / cooler, cig lighter, shifter LEDs myself.

driver's door


control pod





starter button with foot depressed


seat heater cold / hot blue / red


shifter now white


cig lighter



center stack all done, had to fix a few led's that weren't lighting up upon arrival


steering wheel


starter button without brake depressed....and the center stack before I fixed the non-working LED's

 

love the steering wheel lights.... how difficult was it for those???

 

it takes about 5 minutes to get them out, I didn't replace the LEDs myself on that component so I'm not sure if they are plug and play or soldered in.

that was my favorite part too due to the disgustingly dim factory leds in the wheel I couldn't tell whether they were on or off, finally I can see them

 

yea i know im fine with the rest of mine i just hate those.... id love to replace them....

 

this is an IS link but it's pretty informative

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...swap-leds.html


these shuld be the bulbs for the steering wheel
steering wheel: 7x 1206 or plcc-2

 

Tim the LED Guy is the man he did my as a test project and I love it. Look great at night.

 

yup he helped me through the process.

as a head's up to anyone who's going to mail their stuff, make sure you insure it properly, take no chances on the value, it might cost a few hundred to ship it with insurance both ways but it's worth it if they lose it, and also, I would only recommend it if you're mechanically inclined, when it arrived a few LED's didn't work which required me to either ship it back to california, and since UPS lost my package once I didn't want to do that so I was comfortable enough to tear down the radio stack to the circuit boards and fix the issues, didn't take too long to figure it out, and I'm very happy with the result.

 

wow thats looks like lotta work,,,nicely done,,

 

hmm I need to remove those panels on my steering wheel. My call/end call button is broke and I want to see why!

 

Curious, what type of LED are we talking about here? Did you have to solder every LED in or were they plug and play?

 

Looks good, not that daring but does look real nice.

 

The one thing I would put lights into are the buttons up top..... buttons for lights/moon roof/etc.

Hard to turn on the lights when I can't find the buttons for those lights.

 

Nicely done!

I'd love to do the steering wheel buttons. I also like to do the overhead compartment (lights and moon roof buttons) if someone makes them available.

 

It looks Awesome, my favorite part is the steering wheel lights. Please find out if they were soldered or plug and play.

 

when I reinstalled the steering wheel parts, the mode button didn't work but everything else did, it was a loose ribbon cable on the opposite one. The two pods are connected to each other with a ribbon cable that needs to be seated just right for it to work, yours might have wiggled loose ever so slightly

the center stack is all soldered, the hot / cold on the seats is soldered but the others in the center console are plug / play, I'm not sure about the steering wheel or others as I had Tim do them.

when I set out to do this I asked for those to be done...thinking they were just dim like the rest of the lights, then I found out there are NO lights up there, I was sad lol


yeah to put them up top you'd have to wire them up there and seems that would also require a lot of work