Lense problem solved.
#1
Lense problem solved.
Just got em. Cost me $40.00 Canadian dollars by the way. The color matches perfectly even though the picture make the color look off a bit. The guys at Evosport are good guys and its not there fault that the lenses haven't shown up. Do them yourself, to easy.
#3
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From: So Cal
W213 '17 E43 ///AMG - W211, W208 no more
Originally posted by Nahmeanz
had this done too but the light still shines through the paint...any way to disconnect the bulb without getting a warning light? like a dud bulb perhaps?
had this done too but the light still shines through the paint...any way to disconnect the bulb without getting a warning light? like a dud bulb perhaps?
#4
Originally posted by mmgrad
you could just pull the socket out of the marker (but leave the bulb inside), and tie it inside the car.... that way, the light won't shine through, and no bulb out problem...
you could just pull the socket out of the marker (but leave the bulb inside), and tie it inside the car.... that way, the light won't shine through, and no bulb out problem...
#6
Originally posted by mmgrad
you could just pull the socket out of the marker (but leave the bulb inside), and tie it inside the car.... that way, the light won't shine through, and no bulb out problem...
you could just pull the socket out of the marker (but leave the bulb inside), and tie it inside the car.... that way, the light won't shine through, and no bulb out problem...
Oh and enjoy the painted markers, it's still my favorite mod.....
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W213 '17 E43 ///AMG - W211, W208 no more
Originally posted by CLK_Ivan
In my experieince don't do that. I did it and the moisture ate away at the fixture. Both bulbs burntout very quickly and one of the fixtures needs to be replaced due to the damage. I think a better option is to pull the bulb out, spray paint it black and put it back in the fixture. This should fix all the problems.
Oh and enjoy the painted markers, it's still my favorite mod.....
In my experieince don't do that. I did it and the moisture ate away at the fixture. Both bulbs burntout very quickly and one of the fixtures needs to be replaced due to the damage. I think a better option is to pull the bulb out, spray paint it black and put it back in the fixture. This should fix all the problems.
Oh and enjoy the painted markers, it's still my favorite mod.....
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From: So Cal
W213 '17 E43 ///AMG - W211, W208 no more
Originally posted by Mach430
Rain would be nice right about now!
Rain would be nice right about now!
#11
Originally posted by mmgrad
NO NO... its finally starting to look like summer... at least wait a few more weeks to bring in the rain
NO NO... its finally starting to look like summer... at least wait a few more weeks to bring in the rain
Oh, and nice job on the do-it-yourself project. Looks good. Got any pics from a little further back?