Front bumper removal (work in progress)
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killawatt (07-13-2019)
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i considered it very difficult as I included my own headlight service in the rating
This was also my first time doing any major bodywork, so I took my time and went slowly. I actually had to remove the bumper twice and install twice between a few days because the original LED units were not drawing enough power and causing issues. Just so many chances to scratch paintwork or not aligning the bumper in install.
By the way anyone with the Bi-xenon lights I strongly recommend you to upgrade the turn lights to LED
This was also my first time doing any major bodywork, so I took my time and went slowly. I actually had to remove the bumper twice and install twice between a few days because the original LED units were not drawing enough power and causing issues. Just so many chances to scratch paintwork or not aligning the bumper in install.
By the way anyone with the Bi-xenon lights I strongly recommend you to upgrade the turn lights to LED
Last edited by JohnnyC; 09-21-2017 at 04:59 AM.
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https://www.amazon.es/dp/B072R4N78P/...ing=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.es/s/ref=nb_sb_no...eywords=h7+led
When I get my new headlights I will be switching to the uber expensive Philips
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YES plug and play. Most the H7 LED units with the bulky fans have built in circuitry and resistors to control light output.
Do NOT buy Single bulbs like what I originally had.
Do NOT buy Single bulbs like what I originally had.