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Finally opened the box and installed my puddle lights (after sitting on a shelf for 6 months). Lazy on my part as I should have at least looked at them. As Roman says, a very simple plug/play. 5 minutes at the most. I still do have another aftermarket set that are not plug/play and I might try something creative with these.....once our air temps drop below 110*F.....
Hello Steve (BWings) ... Beautiful lights, Ive ordered the same one from ebay (china) but the delivery is slow hoping to get them some time next month, cost $25 ... £20.01 ... Wow 110*F is high saying that we had a one off heatwave yesterday 102.2 which was unbelievable ...
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Hello Steve (BWings) ... Beautiful lights, Ive ordered the same one from ebay (china) but the delivery is slow hoping to get them some time next month, cost $25 ... £20.01 ... Wow 110*F is high saying that we had a one off heatwave yesterday 102.2 which was unbelievable ...
Greetings Rico! These are a nice add, you will not be disappointed!
But, all credit to Mr. Roman....Well done sir!
Yes, we're blessed (or plagued) with triple digit (F) temps from usually beginning of June to first of October. During this time, night time low temps usually stay warm, around low 90s to high 80s.
Greetings Rico! These are a nice add, you will not be disappointed!
But, all credit to Mr. Roman....Well done sir!
Yes, we're blessed (or plagued) with triple digit (F) temps from usually beginning of June to first of October. During this time, night time low temps usually stay warm, around low 90s to high 80s.
Greetings My Friend ... Thats a nice temp love the warm weather not direct sun but in the shade with the warm air ,,, Nice, we here have been lucky last couple of years, last year was very hot for 3 months but had a tuff winter with major snow in March 2018, this year winter was ok but tones of rain in April and May, but enjoying the warmth at the moment ... Yesterdays temp broke all records with highs of 39*c ... Thats hot for us ... Lol
Hi Steve Mr BWings Sir, Got the Bentley door logo lights today, fitted them 5min plug & play as you mentioned, I left one out plugged it in before fitting it in its place, have you noticed how hot they get ...
Hi Steve Mr BWings Sir, Got the Bentley door logo lights today, fitted them 5min plug & play as you mentioned, I left one out plugged it in before fitting it in its place, have you noticed how hot they get ...
Hello Rico! Back from that wonderful Mayfair visit? Yes, the LEDs will get quite hot. The incandescents, you might have noticed, were quite hot as well. I couldn't get mine unplugged fast enough before I got a burn. Here is mine....now we're members of the club that Mr. Roman615 started! I still have round ones from another vendor that I'll play around with...someday when finally get to summer and it's not so hot.
Here in Scottsdale, Arizona we have four seasons - Summer, fall, spring and Hades.
Hello Rico! Back from that wonderful Mayfair visit? Yes, the LEDs will get quite hot. The incandescents, you might have noticed, were quite hot as well. I couldn't get mine unplugged fast enough before I got a burn. Here is mine....now we're members of the club that Mr. Roman615 started! I still have round ones from another vendor that I'll play around with...someday when finally get to summer and it's not so hot.
Here in Scottsdale, Arizona we have four seasons - Summer, fall, spring and Hades.
Hello Steve ... Yah got back late last night, Next trip next Thursday all being well. Yes they do get warm i'll take a pic once it gets dark & post it up. Your lucky you have wonderful weather, I showed my brother your car with no wipers he smilled and said as I did never seen a car with no wipers ... We have 2 seasons winter and wet and if its warm or hot in-between we lucky, its been a wet summer here lots of floods if you've seen on the news. Saying that it was 25 in London yesterday and 23 here today. It could be sunny in the morning and raining by midday ...
Hello Steve ... Yah got back late last night, Next trip next Thursday all being well. Yes they do get warm i'll take a pic once it gets dark & post it up. Your lucky you have wonderful weather, I showed my brother your car with no wipers he smilled and said as I did never seen a car with no wipers ... We have 2 seasons winter and wet and if its warm or hot in-between we lucky, its been a wet summer here lots of floods if you've seen on the news. Saying that it was 25 in London yesterday and 23 here today. It could be sunny in the morning and raining by midday ...
Well I finally got around to installing the LED’s and as my luck always goes, the passenger side snapped right in. Get to the drivers side.... 🤦🏾. The side opposite of the plug WILL NOT snap into place. So now it’s just out a tad bit. Oh well, I may try to fiddle with it tomorrow.
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Well I finally got around to installing the LED’s and as my luck always goes, the passenger side snapped right in. Get to the drivers side 🤦🏾. The side opposite of the plug WILL NOT snap into place. So now it’s just out a tad bit bit I know it’s like that. Oh well, I may try to fiddle with it tomorrow.
Hello Mr. TJ62!
Welcome to the Roman 615 Club!
Both left and right sides on mine did that too. I've tried pretty much everything including an awful lot of pressure with a tool. They just will not go unless you start trimming leather away from the opening.
Instead of that, I pressed in (fitted) the connector end, got the other end in as far as I could, then I applied a dot (small dot half the size of a pencil eraser) of Home Depot type silicone adhesive. I think I used the DAP brand. It can be clear, white (doesn't matter). Put the dot on the end not snapping in, gently close the door and let the car sit for a period of time like overnight.
It will keep it in place and ensure you're not going to have it slip one day and, obviously, if you close the door on it, it will be history. If/when you ever want to remove it just break the joint with and tooled end - screwdriver, putty knife, plastic or metal. It'll cut right loose and you can then remove the light.
07-26-2019 | 09:24 AM
