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Those small LED looking lights in the middle of the headlamp??
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Friends: 0 | I just bought a new 2009 Prius!! Although it's used (purchased Feb 09), to me it's only 6 hours old! Here is the first mod I'd like to make: You know that middle row of what looks like LEDs on the headlights, how the heck do you make those light up??? I think it would look cool with my OEM foglights and HID headlamps (I got the Touring). What kit do I need to get? Who installs it? How much? And most importantly, will that void the warranty for the headlamp fixture/electrical? Thanks. |
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Friends: 5 | most likely the warranty would be voided. opening that casing and drilling the spots out... then replacing and wiring-in LED's is the only way... first you have to bake the casing to open it. there is a mod that 1 person has done themselves. if you search you may be able to find it. there's a lot of LED forums out there... congrats on the purchase |
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Friends: 0 | Thanks Cobrakid, I was looking at the blinglights.com website and thought they would have it, but I didn't see it. I did notice this picture, however, advertising for the fog lamps. http://s.ecrater.com/stores/83546/4a...164_83546n.jpg This is exactly what I want and what I'm talking about... |
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Friends: 0 | So is this mode even possible?? You think it'd be an easy, or at least common, mod. |
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Friends: 9 | Some japanese guys have done it. It looks amazing. It's in an older thread in this section. The car has paint from an Infiniti FX. |
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Friends: 2 | It is possible. And you do not need to bake the headlight. I never did, I have a gas oven and I get scared that I will mess my headlights up. If you have a heat gun or a hair dryer that you do not use anymore, all you have to do is slowly heat up each section of the headlight and use a nice flat thin screwdriver or what have you and slowly pry. When apart, just drill, add led's w/ a nice epoxy, do your wiring and what not. When putting the headlight back together, you can purchase extra adhesive from a Nissan dealer, I honestly forgot what it was called, but it started with a B. B___ gum? But heat up the adhesive until it is nice and warm, and press the 2 pieces back together. Presto... If you opt out of buying extra adhesive, you can always add clear silicone around the edges of the headlight to prevent fogging. I will be doing this mod next year. This year all my money went to my racer. |
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Friends: 0 | Hey thanks qmtran and everyone else. But I'm going to be honest - I'm scared stiff about baking. I don't even bake cookies. Is this a mod that you can pay someplace else to do, including the baking part? How much would it likely be? |
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