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  1. Wyntersun
    What are you selling them for? I can work out a courier cost and see if its not too much. Thanks
  2. Wyntersun
    I did think about that bulb Mawby, but I wasn't sure if it was too long for the space inside the lens. Also wasn't sure if it would be bright enough as it doesn't state how bright it is.
  3. Wyntersun
    Cheers I think I will buy it and try it as im sure it wont pass its MOT with the led bulb in.
  4. Wyntersun
    If no one has the seat and you end up hacking it apart. I will have the switch/button unit on the side if your not going to have any use for it?
  5. Wyntersun
    What have you got as a warning light to tell you that your rear fogs are on? I had a spare dash filter from an old Celica. I cut a shape the same as the top right warning cluster and wired up a connection to the bulb behind to the fog switch im currently using from a Lexus.
  6. Wyntersun
    Remove the boot light, 2 screws. When I might my Supra, the boot light wasn't working either. Took it off and noticed the plug at the back of the lamp unit and come off, just had to plug it back in again
  7. Wyntersun
    Im after the ignition dash panel, either UK spec or Jspec with the folding mirror switch hole. Any condition. Thanks
  8. Wyntersun
    Still for sale? I'll take the ignition part if so.
  9. Wyntersun
    I have my rear fog light located in the right hand reverse light. Currently have one of these in it. http://www.ultraleds.co.uk/u38215r-stop-light-p-1817.html I looks bright enough, but im not totally sure as the LED's point upwards and not reflecting the light the best it could do. Is it worth going for this to replace it with? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330439715953&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT#ht_1708wt_913 Thanks
  10. Wyntersun
    the dash dimmer is easy to remove. Pull of black knob and under there, there is a small nut. Undo that and the dimmer will come off.
  11. Wyntersun
    is the switch the wrong way round/up side down?
  12. Wyntersun
    if you can get a pic of the seats that would be good and we can go form there. Thanks
  13. Wyntersun
    anyone?
  14. Wyntersun
    Yeah it's quite easy to arrange a pick up from someone else's. Did that when I bought my front seats off someone.
  15. Wyntersun
    could be interested, whats the postage cost on top of these?
  16. Wyntersun
    Tried to do a search to find what bulbs I need to fit for a facelift front indicators. Can anyone tell me please?
  17. Wyntersun
    cheers mate, that would be great. Im also probably going to buy a new panel so I can fit it in the correct place, but could save myself some money if it does fit under stereo
  18. Wyntersun
    Does anyone know if the UK rear fog switch will fit into one of the black holes under the stereo? Im buying a new fog switch and wondering weather to buy a new ignition dash panel too, so I can fit the fog switch into the black hole where the folding mirror switch would go.
  19. Wyntersun
    http://www.rugdoctor.co.uk/I use one of these. Very good results. Its amazing how much dirt your carpet holds.
  20. Wyntersun
    I don't mind fitted the plug in the dash as im looking at buying a uk spec panel so I can fit an oem fog switch and headlight level switch. I guess a I could use mini spade connectors to attach to the pins.
  21. Wyntersun
    I have a new set of uk glass head lights fitted with the headlight adjustment motor attached at the back. How difficult would it be to retro fit the headlight level adjustment switch to make them work? Has it been done and what do you need other that the headlights and level switch? Thanks
  22. Wyntersun
    anyone?
  23. Wyntersun
    Are these easy to fit to a preface lift that doesn't have the holes etc?
  24. Wyntersun
    bump?
  25. Wyntersun
    lol ok no probs
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