Turd Ferguson
Donating Member
Had a few people intrigued since we did this so thought id do a quick write up, excuse the lack of progress pics but i didn't take any during it.
Tools:
Jigsaw
Powerdrill
Switch
Wire
Fuse
Screwdriver / socket set
Driving lights
File
You will require these style driving lights
they are available in clear and blue from most Repco's / Super cheap auto's
Standard:
After Driving Light Install:
On:
Step 1:
You will need to remove the black bezels in the front bar. Simply push in the clips and they push out.
Step 2: Hold the driving light to the bezel and trace around the glass of the driving light.
Step 3: Using either a drill or a jigsaw cut out around the INSIDE of the line you traced just to be safe.
Step 4: Once you have cut out the oval shape for the lights do a test fit by pushing the rear of the light through the front of the bezel. you may need to file the plastic back a bit if its a tight fit.
Step 5: Once you have the light fitting well push the back of the light through the front of bezel and then attach the driving light mounting bracket to the rear of the light on the back of the bezel. this should ensure that the light will not fall out forward or backwards out of the bezel.
Step 6: Optional - Use silicone to seal the back of the light for added strength if you wish.
Step 7: I'm gonna assume you have some basic capability with wiring, because all thats left is to wire up the lights, in our case we wired our lights up to the cigarette lighter connection for the power source, this ensures that the lights dont stay on when the car is turned off. We placed our switch in the center console behind the power window switches using a round switch available from Dick smith or jaycar.
Enjoy
Tools:
Jigsaw
Powerdrill
Switch
Wire
Fuse
Screwdriver / socket set
Driving lights
File
You will require these style driving lights
they are available in clear and blue from most Repco's / Super cheap auto's
Standard:
After Driving Light Install:
On:
Step 1:
You will need to remove the black bezels in the front bar. Simply push in the clips and they push out.
Step 2: Hold the driving light to the bezel and trace around the glass of the driving light.
Step 3: Using either a drill or a jigsaw cut out around the INSIDE of the line you traced just to be safe.
Step 4: Once you have cut out the oval shape for the lights do a test fit by pushing the rear of the light through the front of the bezel. you may need to file the plastic back a bit if its a tight fit.
Step 5: Once you have the light fitting well push the back of the light through the front of bezel and then attach the driving light mounting bracket to the rear of the light on the back of the bezel. this should ensure that the light will not fall out forward or backwards out of the bezel.
Step 6: Optional - Use silicone to seal the back of the light for added strength if you wish.
Step 7: I'm gonna assume you have some basic capability with wiring, because all thats left is to wire up the lights, in our case we wired our lights up to the cigarette lighter connection for the power source, this ensures that the lights dont stay on when the car is turned off. We placed our switch in the center console behind the power window switches using a round switch available from Dick smith or jaycar.
Enjoy
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