Here is how you get them to work.

 

I just took out old pins and put them back in the right Place.

 

HERE IS A QUICK, SIMPLE AND CHEAP SOLUTION for the gap on the facelift taillights. And that is if you can stand to have the chrome frame. I dont like them but maybe I can live with it to get this quick fix. All you need is the chrome frame and high gloss reflex tejp. The tejp is sturdy and even E-marked and aproved as a reflex. But if you want it more stabile you can Always add som plastic plate behind it. And since the new taillights misses this reflex it also adds that option to it. And when it comes to the frame you can Always color it in any color or smoke it and so on if you dont like chrome.





It might not show in the bad pics but it REALY looks OEM...Like it should be like tat and follows the lines of the light design.


And I am only holding it in Place here. It is not attached.

 

very creative solution. I think painting the chrome rings to match the body color and affixing a hard plastic backing behind the reflective tape (maybe using something as simple as sheet styrene) would give a pretty nice result for most people to try this swap on their own

 

Exactly...

 

Can anyone revive this thread pleaae ??? So is it completely necesarry to change bumper too ??

 

If you dont do as I did then yes absolutely.

 

Thanx for the reply Chris ,..can u explain a bit more straight foward start from beggining on your method ?

 

Is it not very much so here already?? What else you want to know?

 

 

All that is answered here. Inc pictures. Dont you think??

 

Can anyone please Tell me if i need to change the sam module.thank you

 

I saw in your other picture that you have 6 pins but here you only talk about 5.can you please explain me why? I also have 6 pins and I don’t know how to repin it 🥺

 

No new sam needed. 6 pin? It is 6 pins in pic.