Would you please post the link for the LEDs on eBay? What type of tool did you use to remove the lenses?
You think those bulbs are small?Question - Do not want to break anything so i thought I would ask. I did the bulbs in the front doors, vanity mirrors, and rear hatch..but can't figure out the others. there is not enough bulb to grab onto to pull the bulb out on the second row of seats..
I used a small piece of tape to wrap around the bulb and left a little flap of tape. It did not take a lot of pulling with this method.Question - how do you get the bulb out of the light above the second row of seats and how to do you get the cover off the map reading lights in the front? Do not want to break anything so i thought I would ask. I did the bulbs in the front doors, vanity mirrors, and rear hatch..but can't figure out the others. there is not enough bulb to grab onto to pull the bulb out on the second row of seats. Thanks for the help.
Same here about the glove box. I might just attempt it like someone else did by removing the panel. Don’t want to but it’s like I have it and so kinda feel the need to do it. I Applied ceramic wax the the past week and happy with it. Tint is like a must lolThank you for the help! All lights converted except for the glove box and center console - I could not get my LED light to fit into the socket for the center console.. and based on previous posts, skipped the glove box. Next up is a complete ceramic coating and tinting of windows...
Square peg in a round hole . . . Glovebox and center console use a different 'bulb':All lights converted except for the glove box and center console - I could not get my LED light to fit into the socket for the center console...
I thought the mosquito was the state bird for Minnesota!Just got back from camping in northern Minnesota... Gotta say, the mosquitoes and moths love my new LED interior lights. Getting items from the Passport at night was bringing in swarms lol.