Is that difficult to do and have them look and feel factory or similar to how Roush and Shelby American do their custom work? I always wanted to do a set but figured it would look like a pair of covers from Autozone. Yours look great. BFinishing up my Katzkin install. Perforated center black with Sunrise yellow stitching and barracuda yellow wings. Picture is before steaming so don't mind the wrinkles.
Tony, see my avater. Those are Roush which Katzhin makes for Roush. Installed myself as they were some type of leftover never installed by Roush or a dealer that sells Roush and they dealer install, my guess. Bought off e-bay. Not that hard. Maybe 6- 8 hours total. I followed a you tube video that helped ALOT! Pro can remove seat, cover, install new cover and seat back in car in less than 45 minutes!! One seat, not all of them!
I've done the Diode Dynamics on mine myself, but looks good! I would be cautious of the Amazon ones.$40 amazon Cdn to door.
Im probably the only one who will notice
Hahah, just caught my distorted reflection ... yes, I'm a leprechaun.
$40 amazon Cdn to door.
Im probably the only one who will notice
Hahah, just caught my distorted reflection ... yes, I'm a leprechaun.
I think 'rain' is the problem. Water gets inside these and starts shorting out. Make sure they get a good seal. Probably not a bad idea to silicone the connector barrel to the housing. I have been deciding if I want to risk trying these out. All of these LED marker lights have the same failure mode.
My DD side markers lasted just over 3 years before one broke (wouldn't light, then the cover separated at the seams sometime later) They wouldn't do anything for me and asked me to repurchase a set at full price. The stock side markers are back on
I bought the cheapest Amazon ones I could find (20 bucks) and I’m going on close to 4 years with not one issue. I do however believe mine plug into the stock connector which then screws into the socket like a factory one would, so no issues with water or anything of the sort.
Very well could be moisture or water problem, but the connector is so well hidden in the bumper I would hope it's not that.
That's kind of disappointing. :( I went with them because of the warranty and they seemed to stand behind the product better, but time will tell.
I think most of these have a similar connector as the stock bulb (194 I think?), at least the two kinds I've tried - red/black wire soldered to the LED board of various quality, heat shrink wrap that ends in a flat connector that plugs into the factory wiring.
As you can get your hand to them from under the car and without moving anything out of the way, water will find the backs for sure if you are an all weather driver.
Yep, I'm curious how they will hold up. Made sure the socket and O-ring seated square.
@Gnatsum21 Can you post of picture of how it fits in your door. I have the same thing, but the top flange doesn't fit flush into the door handle opening. The (amazon) picture shows it kinda recessed into the opening - but thats not how it sits in reality. I tried pushing it down hard - no luck. Short of dremelling the protruding flange/lib, I dont know how it would go flush, or a bit below the top surface.
Better looking than the ones with a single row of LEDs.$40 amazon Cdn to door.
Im probably the only one who will notice
Hahah, just caught my distorted reflection ... yes, I'm a leprechaun.
Are the left and right specific? Try swapping the locations to see if that makes a difference.
