Aha Yep ... I think you just remove the C-pillar covers, pull back some of the rubber edging around the doors, then there's two Christmas tree like clips holding it up there. Pull those out, and you're in.

Definately take the time to pull your aerial off. From memory it only took me a couple of minutes to figure it out, and it's going to look a lot better then cutting around the base of the aerial I think. Also if you got the cutting wrong in any way, you're going to have a little pice of white roof s...

Yep you have to take the headlining off, then there's something on the inside of the roof that holds it in. I can't remember exactly sorry, it's been a while, but it's pretty obvious once you're in there.

I wonder if that will affect the lifespan of your LEDs?

Hey mate ... unless it's a feature of the DRLs you bought, I don't think you'll be able to achieve this feature now. Most LEDs are either on or off, and can't be dimmed as such.

ofey wrote:No clue draevon, I bought some at the last group buy and also just pick them up at PMR for about A$1.00 a piece.

You should go with one to a parts shop and see if you can go cheaper?

Sorry mate, didn't mean cheaper ... just forgot that we can source PMR stuff through you.

What's the best place to pick up sump plug washers Ofey? Are these available at parts stores?

Wow ... That looks awesome.

Spotted 86MIM yesterday on the William Jolly bridge. I see her car most days, but it was actually driving yesterday, so I figure that counts

Ohhhh ... I definately think all the weave should be in the same direction ... went nuts getting that right on mine

Just paid Ofey ... thanks.

Huh?

$30? .... so if I test it twice, I could have afforded to just replace the oil anyways

3M Di-Noc is great to work with. It's easy to catch the bug hey Once I started doing my interior in Di-Noc I had to make a real effort not to cover everything in my life that wasn't bolted down

Totally. I have no badges at all, and I love it