Just Intstalled the New Light-Up Door Sills!
02-23-2005, 07:34 PM
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My overall impression of the product is good. The entire install took me about 2.5 hours total. It really looks VERY nice when it is done. Especially in the dark. Unfortunately I can’t get really great pics in really dark conditions.
The instructions that come with the kit are VERY poor. No word on how or where to do the wiring. If you have any experience however you can figure it out. I just used trial and error basically.
Any questions? Comments?
The Doc…..
The instructions that come with the kit are VERY poor. No word on how or where to do the wiring. If you have any experience however you can figure it out. I just used trial and error basically.
Any questions? Comments?
The Doc…..
02-24-2005, 10:28 AM
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Nice write up...I got these things sitting in my room. I bought these before it was noted though that you need the aluminum door sills so now I have to order those!!
03-25-2005, 01:04 AM
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Nice add-on! I like subtle things like that.
Just an FYI for any guys planning on doing this mod: rather than stripping the door switch wire, you might consider using a wire splice connector instead. It just snaps over the factory wire and bites into it automatically when you press it together, meaning you don't have to strip anything and worry about cutting a wire accidentally.
Just an FYI for any guys planning on doing this mod: rather than stripping the door switch wire, you might consider using a wire splice connector instead. It just snaps over the factory wire and bites into it automatically when you press it together, meaning you don't have to strip anything and worry about cutting a wire accidentally.
03-25-2005, 09:06 PM
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Originally Posted by jreiter
Nice add-on! I like subtle things like that.
Just an FYI for any guys planning on doing this mod: rather than stripping the door switch wire, you might consider using a wire splice connector instead. It just snaps over the factory wire and bites into it automatically when you press it together, meaning you don't have to strip anything and worry about cutting a wire accidentally.
Just an FYI for any guys planning on doing this mod: rather than stripping the door switch wire, you might consider using a wire splice connector instead. It just snaps over the factory wire and bites into it automatically when you press it together, meaning you don't have to strip anything and worry about cutting a wire accidentally.
09-20-2005, 04:27 PM
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21 Gun Salute for DR BONZ
Dr. BONZ ... I guess I'm the latest member to join your fan club. Your above install post is a gift that keeps on giving.
I just finished installing my LED Illuminated Door Sills .... Thanks to your fantastic DIY write-up. Thanks for sharing.
I just finished installing my LED Illuminated Door Sills .... Thanks to your fantastic DIY write-up. Thanks for sharing.
