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12-25-2016, 09:59 AM

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that was a year ago I saw that they were announced for sedans......

I was about to pull the trigger but figured I'd check the last page here. Glad I did. :-(

There's a guy on here, he makes a kit for the sedan I have one on my car right now, but my right tail light is dimmer for some reason.

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12-28-2016, 10:50 AM

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Originally Posted by flipmode007

There's a guy on here, he makes a kit for the sedan I have one on my car right now, but my right tail light is dimmer for some reason.

We have a plug and play version of the kit available for the sedan as well

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01-09-2017, 04:11 PM

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I just received my PnP version of these modules for the Sedan. And I haven't messed with it yet, because it's 20 freaking degrees F outside, and I don't have a heated garage, grumble b1tch grumble. Anyway, being PnP, I anticipate zero problems, and am looking forward to seeing my new rear turn-signal behavior.

DD, answer me this noobish question... I understand the connectors, just slip them between the circuit. But what's the yellow wire for?

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01-09-2017, 09:14 PM

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Originally Posted by InvincibleMoose

. I thanked them with another order for the remaining lights since I realized it would require taking the bumper off in order to install the fog on the passenger side.

I was able to install the DD LED XLM2s without removing the bumper. The passenger side is much more difficult, but it can be done without removing the bumper.

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05-24-2017, 12:05 PM

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DD, answer me this noobish question... I understand the connectors, just slip them between the circuit. But what's the yellow wire for?

Bump for this, DD.

Someone in another thread asked me if you ever explained that yellow wire.

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05-24-2017, 12:12 PM

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Bump for this, DD.

Someone in another thread asked me if you ever explained that yellow wire.

The yellow wire is unused on the G35/G37's. For some vehicle-specific applications, it allows you to use the factory turn signals as additional backup lights, but the lenses are red on the G's, so that's not compatible.

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