plc268
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- 2015 Mustang GT Premium Race Red
I wonder how many times you guys removed and installed them. I imagine it's something that gets looser the more you do it.I'm honestly not sure if ours was a bit looser or what, you just give it good pressure on the clip then pop it out. I personally did it, didn't take a whole lot to pop them. Sorry, we certainly would have covered it if it was that hard, but it just didn't take much on our car. :shrug:
Anyway, thanks for the video and tip!
That said, the oem clips on mine were extremely tight. I thought maybe I was doing something wrong (I may have), but even squeezing on the point with the most leverage with pliers still took a bit of force. Then again, that's been my experience with most of the stuff I've installed and uninstalled on the mustang. Everything is always twice as hard as videos make it out to be.
Also had the same experience. There was absolutely no slack in the plug to both plug it in, and slide the sidemarker assembly in. I slid the sidemarker in, and then plugged in from under the car... and then when I verified that it worked, then I pushed on the clip to clip it in.On the driver side my wire is so short that it's impossible to get the socket in a position to plug-in the side marker has to be done from the inside another almost impossible task. I'm actually waiting for a replacement for the driver side because it fits so loosely it blinks and then just goes out.
So, I have one with the incandescent and one with the LED...I must admit the LED light looks awesome.
I even tried tugging on the wire for some more slack, but I was afraid I was going to rip the connector off instead.
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