Fit Interior & Exterior IlluminationThreads discussing interior and exterior lighting modifications for the Fit/Jazz
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To make the lights come on only when the door is open you would just have to tap into the fuse for the dome light. I will explain how to do this if I make a how to. I'm sure you can find white LEDs. As for installing them in the rear you will just need extra wire. I paid $28 including shipping from eBay user hwy836. I bought two 12" LED tubes
To make the lights come on only when the door is open you would just have to tap into the fuse for the dome light. I will explain how to do this if I make a how to. I'm sure you can find white LEDs. As for installing them in the rear you will just need extra wire. I paid $28 including shipping from eBay user hwy836. I bought two 12" LED tubes
To make the lights come on only when the door is open you would just have to tap into the fuse for the dome light. I will explain how to do this if I make a how to. I'm sure you can find white LEDs. As for installing them in the rear you will just need extra wire. I paid $28 including shipping from eBay user hwy836. I bought two 12" LED tubes
Nice job, Tim. I am looking forward to your DIY too. Thanks in advance--
Im pretty sure their are write-ups on wiring it to the dome light. Ive been debating if i really wanna do it. And Oznium.com sells them, ive only heard good things about them
Here is a simple DIY. I will go into adding the switch and making the lights come on when the door is open after I add a switch. The first thing you need to do is mount the lights. Each light tube comes with two tiny screws. You can make a pilot hole for each screw using a push pin. The plastic is thin so the push pin goes through easy. Here is where I mounted the lights:
Keep in mind that I had to hold the camera at a very low weird angle to see the lights. The light tubes are not visible at all when inside or standing around the car.
Then I bought a splitter for the ciagarette lighter power adapter and double stick taped it to the inside of the glove box.
The wires are hidden behind the dash and plugged into the 12v power source.
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