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jonjon135 said:
Priggmire said:
What's the update on your car? ED209 said:
Just delivered this morning, on a covered transporter which was unexpected. 6 miles on the clock.
Not impressed that it cost me £50 to swap my insurance over though from the. V90 which is apparently in a higher group
Feel free to post some more! Mine aint due until March
Dazzling844 said:
Wow they look amazing. What kit did you buy and did you find the fitting instructions online.
Kit was from amazon but I paid way too much for it. Can be had for around £50-£60 off ebay (search 4G0052133G)Plenty of videos on YouTube showing you how to remove and install the lights. Bear in mind these can only be fitted to the two front doors, rear doors do not have the standard footwell lighting (although you can mod the fixtures on if you wanted)
Just bear in mind that you will need to use a bit of force to get the lights out, I have slightly cracked the driver side one as it was so tightly wedged into the door, but it eventually came out. This thread helped a lot (https://www.audiworld.com/forums/a4-b9-platform-discussion-212/puddle-lights-2912450/page3/)
All in all it took me about 10 minutes max as you're literally changing the light fixture as if it went out and needed replacing, plug and play so no coding required. You can do a test run on the light that's on the inside of the boot lid, has the same size and fixtures and it's a lot easier to remove.
Next step is to remove the silver audi rings install some blacked out ones on the front.
Happy to answer any questions on this!
Edited by rayman_ on Thursday 21st January 11:08
rayman_ said:
Kit was from amazon but I paid way too much for it. Can be had for around £50-£60 off ebay (search 4G0052133G)
Plenty of videos on YouTube showing you how to remove and install the lights. Bear in mind these can only be fitted to the two front doors, rear doors do not have the standard footwell lighting (although you can mod the fixtures on if you wanted)
Just bear in mind that you will need to use a bit of force to get the lights out, I have slightly cracked the driver side one as it was so tightly wedged into the door, but it eventually came out. This thread helped a lot (https://www.audiworld.com/forums/a4-b9-platform-discussion-212/puddle-lights-2912450/page3/)
All in all it took me about 10 minutes max as you're literally changing the light fixture as if it went out and needed replacing, plug and play so no coding required. You can do a test run on the light that's on the inside of the boot lid, has the same size and fixtures and it's a lot easier to remove.
Next step is to remove the silver audi rings install some blacked out ones on the front.
Happy to answer any questions on this!
Brilliant thanks so much for this, will be getting some of these ordered for when my car finally arrives!Plenty of videos on YouTube showing you how to remove and install the lights. Bear in mind these can only be fitted to the two front doors, rear doors do not have the standard footwell lighting (although you can mod the fixtures on if you wanted)
Just bear in mind that you will need to use a bit of force to get the lights out, I have slightly cracked the driver side one as it was so tightly wedged into the door, but it eventually came out. This thread helped a lot (https://www.audiworld.com/forums/a4-b9-platform-discussion-212/puddle-lights-2912450/page3/)
All in all it took me about 10 minutes max as you're literally changing the light fixture as if it went out and needed replacing, plug and play so no coding required. You can do a test run on the light that's on the inside of the boot lid, has the same size and fixtures and it's a lot easier to remove.
Next step is to remove the silver audi rings install some blacked out ones on the front.
Happy to answer any questions on this!
Edited by rayman_ on Thursday 21st January 11:08
rayman_ said:
Kit was from amazon but I paid way too much for it. Can be had for around £50-£60 off ebay (search 4G0052133G)
Plenty of videos on YouTube showing you how to remove and install the lights. Bear in mind these can only be fitted to the two front doors, rear doors do not have the standard footwell lighting (although you can mod the fixtures on if you wanted)
Just bear in mind that you will need to use a bit of force to get the lights out, I have slightly cracked the driver side one as it was so tightly wedged into the door, but it eventually came out. This thread helped a lot (https://www.audiworld.com/forums/a4-b9-platform-discussion-212/puddle-lights-2912450/page3/)
All in all it took me about 10 minutes max as you're literally changing the light fixture as if it went out and needed replacing, plug and play so no coding required. You can do a test run on the light that's on the inside of the boot lid, has the same size and fixtures and it's a lot easier to remove.
Next step is to remove the silver audi rings install some blacked out ones on the front.
Happy to answer any questions on this!
Are you going to dechrome the bumper and window trim?Plenty of videos on YouTube showing you how to remove and install the lights. Bear in mind these can only be fitted to the two front doors, rear doors do not have the standard footwell lighting (although you can mod the fixtures on if you wanted)
Just bear in mind that you will need to use a bit of force to get the lights out, I have slightly cracked the driver side one as it was so tightly wedged into the door, but it eventually came out. This thread helped a lot (https://www.audiworld.com/forums/a4-b9-platform-discussion-212/puddle-lights-2912450/page3/)
All in all it took me about 10 minutes max as you're literally changing the light fixture as if it went out and needed replacing, plug and play so no coding required. You can do a test run on the light that's on the inside of the boot lid, has the same size and fixtures and it's a lot easier to remove.
Next step is to remove the silver audi rings install some blacked out ones on the front.
Happy to answer any questions on this!
Edited by rayman_ on Thursday 21st January 11:08
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