DIY: Sedan interior and exterior LED bulb installation guide
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Does anyone know if 2009 G37s can do the theater light thing (where the lights turn off gradually)? I was driving a loaner car today 2012 or 2013 G37 sedan and noticed they have that feature. I had swapped out my interior lights for LED lights a while ago. They currently don't do the theater thing with my new LED lights but I can't remember if they ever did it with the original lights.
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Door courtesy lights:

The housing will pop out, you need to unplug it and use the screw driver to pop the outside cover off and expose bulb.

Great write up, don't mean to be ignorant, good at breaking fragile things, is there an easy way to take off the lens that protects the bulb without breaking it, Car is new, would rather not break anything already, I've been delicate with it but that got me no where, thanks man!

The housing will pop out, you need to unplug it and use the screw driver to pop the outside cover off and expose bulb.

Great write up, don't mean to be ignorant, good at breaking fragile things, is there an easy way to take off the lens that protects the bulb without breaking it, Car is new, would rather not break anything already, I've been delicate with it but that got me no where, thanks man!
I know your question is a couple months old but you just have to gently pry each of the 4 clips until it pops off. Sometimes while prying one clip another one will pop itself back on, just keep working at it.
I'm having trouble getting the trunk light cover off. I can see that it's supposed to open from one side only but no matter how I squeeze and pull I can't seem to get it open without feeling like I'm going to break it...
I'm having trouble getting the trunk light cover off. I can see that it's supposed to open from one side only but no matter how I squeeze and pull I can't seem to get it open without feeling like I'm going to break it...
I used this as a guide for my 2010 coupe, and the 921 doesn't fit in the license plate bulb housing. Do you know if the 921s will still fit in the reverse light housing? These V-LEDs are getting a little too expensive for me to make any more errors...
All those interior led replacements are relatively easy. Just use a small flat head screw driver on the four corners of any interior light and the shade Will pop right off. The hardest one is the glove box light. I used this thread as my blueprint.
https://www.myg37.com/forums/showthr...597&styleid=52
https://www.myg37.com/forums/showthr...597&styleid=52
I know your question is a couple months old but you just have to gently pry each of the 4 clips until it pops off. Sometimes while prying one clip another one will pop itself back on, just keep working at it.
I'm having trouble getting the trunk light cover off. I can see that it's supposed to open from one side only but no matter how I squeeze and pull I can't seem to get it open without feeling like I'm going to break it...
I'm having trouble getting the trunk light cover off. I can see that it's supposed to open from one side only but no matter how I squeeze and pull I can't seem to get it open without feeling like I'm going to break it...
Still looking for an answer to my post above about the 921s in the reverse light housing!
Still looking for an answer!
Hello!
I bought these LED bulbs to replace my car interior lights:
I notice that even when the car is off, the LED bulbs still light up dimly that can hardly be noticed in the day time. Does anyone know the solution?
Thanks!
I bought these LED bulbs to replace my car interior lights:
I notice that even when the car is off, the LED bulbs still light up dimly that can hardly be noticed in the day time. Does anyone know the solution?
Thanks!
There isn't really a solution. I have blue LED in my interior. At night they're bright as ever, but the day washes the light out. I'm no scientist, but it has something to do with the wavelengths of light given off by the sun.



