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Wanted to share some pics of the additional lighting upgrades I've done in the past year. (once you start, you can't stop) Here's a summary of what I've done thus far:
Back-up/Reverse Lights - PIAA H-224 xtreme white, type 921
Dome Light (Front) - Raybrig R-133 T10 Dome light
Personal/Map Lights - Polarg M-17 Super White City Light
Dome Light (Rear) - Polarg M-28 T10 Medium Dome light
Cargo Lights - Polarg M-16 T8 small dome light
Front Door Courtesy Lights - MTEC T10 194 Wedge
Fog Lights - MTEC Cosmos Blue
High Beams (9005) - Luminics Pure Blue
Parking Lights - Polarg M4 194 Wedge
License Plate lights - MTEC T10 194 Wedge
Nice job! Have you considered changing the scuff plate (amber) lights? I was wondering if anyone has done it yet. I searched the forum to no avail. I believe it's some kind of electroluminescent lighting and not LED's. If you have any clue on how to change these scuff plate lighting, let me know, thanks.
Nice job! Have you considered changing the scuff plate (amber) lights? I was wondering if anyone has done it yet. I searched the forum to no avail. I believe it's some kind of electroluminescent lighting and not LED's. If you have any clue on how to change these scuff plate lighting, let me know, thanks.
Nice job Rinse Out
The illum. scuff plates use 2 leds, not EL, on each ends. They light up a plastic engravings of the LEXUS logo.
They're sealed in, so you have to pop out the plastic coverings.
How did you install your fog lights? The right side light appears to be reachable from the engine compartment once you remove the washer-fluid hose.
The left side appears to be the problem child. How did you get to this one? I was told that you have to remove the battery. Seems like a really poor Lexus design that you have to remove a battery to replace a fog light.
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