[LovePhenom]

Originally Posted by neal_zack

Great write up sludge great video just ordered the parts you suggested thank you.

Lol @ "sludge"

[LovePhenom]

Originally Posted by lDejavul

I got the philips canceller and it looked much easier then modifying the adapter with a dremel. It just tapped the wires really easily. Here's the links to the canceller and lights I used. Super simple install.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ilpage_o04_s00

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ilpage_o04_s00

I have this cancellor too but I'm unsure how to install.

[SSport16]

Originally Posted by LovePhenom

I have this cancellor too but I'm unsure how to install.

It is real easy...I have it, one of the red plastic snap connectors clips on one of the wires in the harness xoming out of the light socket, the other clips to the other side. It basically pinches the wires, just punctures the wire insulation to match contact with the actual wire. There is a simple wiring diagram on the back of the package.

[LovePhenom]

Originally Posted by SSport16

It is real easy...I have it, one of the red plastic snap connectors clips on one of the wires in the harness xoming out of the light socket, the other clips to the other side. It basically pinches the wires, just punctures the wire insulation to match contact with the actual wire. There is a simple wiring diagram on the back of the package.

Does it matter which wire each connector pinches?

[SSport16]

Originally Posted by LovePhenom

Does it matter which wire each connector pinches?

No it doesn't...there is no positive and negative connections from the canceller/resistor.

[LovePhenom]

Originally Posted by SSport16

No it doesn't...there is no positive and negative connections from the canceller/resistor.

Thanks man

[LovePhenom]

Originally Posted by SSport16

No it doesn't...there is no positive and negative connections from the canceller/resistor.

Do I just use one canceller/resistor on EITHER side or one on EACH side?

[SSport16]

Originally Posted by LovePhenom

Do I just use one canceller/resistor on EITHER side or one on EACH side?

I just used 1 on the drivers side, but only 1 is needed on either side. That is enough load for the both of them.

[dennis@hixsonnet.com]

installing my LED reverse lights today!

[samsumon]

Hey guys, the bulbs are out of stock on Amazon.. No idea when they are coming back. Any good sites to get them from (Backup bulbs).

Also, what tools will I need to remove the casings!
THANKS!!!

(I might ask the guys at Chevy to do this for me since I have to bring the car in)

[HarmSS]

Originally Posted by jimmypop13

I didn't remove the taillights to do this. Just popped off the panel above so that's works too

How did you pop the bulb out? I can't even fit my hand in that spot.

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[Garrett52]

Originally Posted by 2SSRS@Gen5diy

What we did is make it plug and play, and that is what cost so much, we use OEM connectors that go inline with the tail lights then give you room to mount your ressister with a second connector.

Have not set a price, it will be up next week going to install the tail lights in 30 min.

I installed this kit on my car tonight. Installed the driver side resistor first and when I plugged in the passenger side bulb there was a glow so I installed a resistor on the passenger side as well. The driver side doesn't get warm at all, but the passenger side is super hot. Is this normal?

[thebatmobile]

I used the Phillips resistor and it worked flawlessly. Didn't have to dremel anything. Undid have a question though. Was anyone able to remove the fasteners holding the trunk lining in place without damaging them? I pretty much just prayed the inner liner over the fasteners.

[Sledgehammer70]

Originally Posted by thebatmobile

I used the Phillips resistor and it worked flawlessly. Didn't have to dremel anything. Undid have a question though. Was anyone able to remove the fasteners holding the trunk lining in place without damaging them? I pretty much just prayed the inner liner over the fasteners.

Yeah,they are not to hard to take off.