07-01-2009, 11:05 AM
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Hello Koni's!
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: South Sydney
Posts: 762
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Quote:
Originally Posted by RJO89
Would be easy as pie to wire in. The hardest part would be cutting the correct sized hole for it.
But to wire it in, grab a multimeter, pop the front light out, open a door and check to see which is +ve and which is -ve. Run a wire from each (16 gauge) through the roof lining and poke it out the hole that you have cut, then solder the connections into the new light. Bam, easy done .
Did the same thing for my rear lighting and footwell lighting!
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Yep, very easy to wire in. Didn’t quite go to the trouble of using a multimeter, but did the same as you mention (minus the footwell lighting). Cutting the hole was ok, just had to make it a nice tight fit. Getting the wire from front to rear was a little more challenging though.
Daytime pics to come in the next few days.
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CSA Motorvatr 17's/Kumho KU31's, Eibach Prokit/Lovells rear springs, Koni Sports Kit
Lower airbox removed, K&N Panel filter
Momo gear knob + boot + pedals, Ghia boot garnish, Zetec Chrome interior door handles
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