INSTALLING PROJECTORS? HOW? NO INSTRUCTIONS!!
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INSTALLING PROJECTORS? HOW? NO INSTRUCTIONS!!
Hey guys, I did a search just to make sure theres no topics on this, and there aren't. I dunno how to install these projectors. I believe they are the matrix ones, but theres no brand on the box or instructions. Theres some plugs here Ive never seen before and would like some help on. Is there anyone who can give me some advice or direction? It would be greatly appreciated. If you can, IM me on Aznnp77 and I'll be there next time I come back in.
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Rep Power: 0 Go to the DIY on clearing headlights for the walkthrough on removing the bumper and headlights. Installation is the reverse of removal.[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
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Rep Power: 0 here's a quick step:
1. remove the front bumper.
2. pop open the hood
3. for each headlight, there are 5 bolts to unscrew: 2 under the hood, 2 on the headlight bracket keeping the headlight in place. and 1 more bolt connecting the bracket to the headlight, its under it.
4. unscrew all those bolts.
5. remove the two small bulbs from each headlight (turn signal lights). unplug this big plug behind the stock headlight. it in the back, dead center
6. attach the bracket to black projectors with that one bolt, under the headlight.
7. connect the plug behind the black projector to the outlet that you removed in step 5.
8. connect the turn signal bulbs to their respective places.
9. screw back those 4 bolts.
10. finish.
1. remove the front bumper.
2. pop open the hood
3. for each headlight, there are 5 bolts to unscrew: 2 under the hood, 2 on the headlight bracket keeping the headlight in place. and 1 more bolt connecting the bracket to the headlight, its under it.
4. unscrew all those bolts.
5. remove the two small bulbs from each headlight (turn signal lights). unplug this big plug behind the stock headlight. it in the back, dead center
6. attach the bracket to black projectors with that one bolt, under the headlight.
7. connect the plug behind the black projector to the outlet that you removed in step 5.
8. connect the turn signal bulbs to their respective places.
9. screw back those 4 bolts.
10. finish.
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Rep Power: 394 i think he's talking about the wiring... the projectors have 4 lights not 3. turn signal, parking lot, high beam, low beam(yes they are seperate lights unlike the stocks)
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Rep Power: 0 << i think he's talking about the wiring... the projectors have 4 lights not 3. turn signal, parking lot, high beam, low beam(yes they are seperate lights unlike the stocks) >>
the projector should've ame with the wiring all ready with an adaptor for pulg and play
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Rep Power: 0 <<i think he's talking about the wiring... the projectors have 4 lights not 3. turn signal, parking lot, high beam, low beam(yes they are seperate lights unlike the stocks)>>
nope, no need for more wiring, its all done for u. just plug everything together.
nope, no need for more wiring, its all done for u. just plug everything together.
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