i have been looking for about an hour to see if i can find a DIY on how to put in the LEDs into the clearance strip of the headlights and it seems that it doesnt exist. but if anyone can explain to me how its done or have close up pictures of wats actually holding the LEDs in place that would be a lot of help..

thanks in advance

 

GL with your search for help, wish i could give some advice but i just would goto Mike at clearcorners.com. his work is amazing!!!

 

lol i just read a thread last night after searching

 

You have to be sh!tting me, I hope you're not referring to the scammer on here with the username: ' Iron-Mike ' .

 

Mike at ClearCorners.com is the not the same Mike as Iron-Mike.

 

Oh woop, I apologize for that then, I was just looking out!


I called ClearCorners before regarding on getting the skyline tail lights, but they never returned my call

 

What kind of skyline tail lights?

 

Here is a link to my headlight posting
https://g35driver.com/forums/lightin...s-finally.html
I have a pic in there with a clearance light with an LED strip... I hope this is what your talking about. if it is pm me about how i did it.

 

if you read a thread it would be nice to post a link to it not be a douche bag about it

 

what year headlights are you trying to work with?

 

2003

 

Easy to work with. You have to open them up, get to the 12v source that is in the clearence strip. Take the bulb, pull the two wires out. That will be a constant 12v source to connect as many leds as you want. I connect mine in 3's with one resistor to each set of 3. I generally place 18 small SMleds insde that strip. No fuse is necessary as it runs through your current thats is protected.
It takes time to do and learn. I have opened numerous headlights and have done many for others just depends with your taste and what your looking for.

 

that looks amazing. wat did u use to hold all the individual LEDs in place?

 

and how did u clear out your turn signals?

 

Once you open up your headlights and the clearence piece you have room to work with inside there. Dremel is your friend, I used the dremel to cut off the orange amber piece then cut a similar size clear reflector to replace it.