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In Topic: Spark Plugs & Air Filter
27 February 2013 - 05:53 PM
Ok thanks so the ones ive linked to will be ok? Or can anyone link me to some please
In Topic: What Does Everybody Do As Job?
27 February 2013 - 12:55 PM
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In Topic: Wire Interior Lights To Headlights?
25 February 2013 - 12:57 PM
The dash lights up with the sidelights,(position 1) not the headlights (position 2)
Either way. Just meant that i dont want them on all of the time. Only when its dark enough that i need headlights (Sidelights) on
In Topic: Wire Interior Lights To Headlights?
25 February 2013 - 12:56 PM
Thanks for both the different options
I want just a mellow glow really. Don't want a pounding blue light.
Anyone suggest good LED trips for interior lighting ? Would the door handle ones in the guide be quite subtle?
How would you suggest mounting the switch ? Dont fancy something just dangling around. I dont really want to do anything too permanent (EG cutting the dash)
With your method mellow. Would i need a switch at all?
I want just a mellow glow really. Don't want a pounding blue light.
Anyone suggest good LED trips for interior lighting ? Would the door handle ones in the guide be quite subtle?
How would you suggest mounting the switch ? Dont fancy something just dangling around. I dont really want to do anything too permanent (EG cutting the dash)
With your method mellow. Would i need a switch at all?
In Topic: Wire Interior Lights To Headlights?
25 February 2013 - 12:15 PM
If you remove the panel on the centre console near the clutch pedal you'll be able to see the lighter socket wiring.
Taped to that is an unconnected wire which is for an illumination ring around the lighter socket if you ever fit a dash ashtray/cubby.
If you tap onto that line and then earth lights to a bolt or screw on a metal piece of car frame or panel you'll be fine.
I can confirm that this live feed will dim on the headlight dimmer wheel.
Ok thankyou i will take a look. To remove the side panel is are there just torx screws ?
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