Help Location on fender to install JDM Side Markers
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lostOne (03-15-2020)
05-29-2020, 11:28 AM
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Thanks, I think I am gonna have to eye-ball it, but Im not sure it may look bad anyway with that. They are the clear ones with the orange bulb.
Thanks for your concern on my attitude, but I dont have an attitude... yet. I had to put up that because in the past, several times on this forum, I will ask a specific question and my original question doenst get answered, instead I get cyber-flamed by people and their opinion on anything from my choice of leather cleaning supply to my favorite cheese. I am just looking for some very specific help and that's it. I only have 6 days so I am trying to be as prepared as I can. Thanks for the feedback though.
Update: Here is the light itself, the true NISSAN part. I dig it:
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Here's the best pic I could find of the install location:
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Thanks for your concern on my attitude, but I dont have an attitude... yet. I had to put up that because in the past, several times on this forum, I will ask a specific question and my original question doenst get answered, instead I get cyber-flamed by people and their opinion on anything from my choice of leather cleaning supply to my favorite cheese. I am just looking for some very specific help and that's it. I only have 6 days so I am trying to be as prepared as I can. Thanks for the feedback though.
Update: Here is the light itself, the true NISSAN part. I dig it:
Attachment 177087
Here's the best pic I could find of the install location:
Attachment 177088
08-03-2022, 08:10 PM
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Edit: i tried the M35 side marker pig tails but no luck.
08-03-2022, 10:49 PM
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Are those Nissan OEM, or Chinese "knockoffs?" Being AliExpress likely the latter...
Your best bet, either way, would be to scour a local junkyard and see if you can source some used pigtails that might fit. Or, you might have to rig something up on your own.
Unless the seller from Ali has them?
Your best bet, either way, would be to scour a local junkyard and see if you can source some used pigtails that might fit. Or, you might have to rig something up on your own.
Unless the seller from Ali has them?
08-04-2022, 06:09 AM
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Are those Nissan OEM, or Chinese "knockoffs?" Being AliExpress likely the latter...
Your best bet, either way, would be to scour a local junkyard and see if you can source some used pigtails that might fit. Or, you might have to rig something up on your own.
Unless the seller from Ali has them?
Your best bet, either way, would be to scour a local junkyard and see if you can source some used pigtails that might fit. Or, you might have to rig something up on your own.
Unless the seller from Ali has them?
08-04-2022, 08:42 AM
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A little creativity goes a long way. I am sure you can rig something up. As I mentioned before, a quick trip to the junkyard, cut a few connectors, and then work on getting them to work.
I was tempted to do this project once but was hesitant to cut into the fenders. I live near the beach and salt air does not play well with metal...
Good luck! Let us know how it turns out...
I was tempted to do this project once but was hesitant to cut into the fenders. I live near the beach and salt air does not play well with metal...
Good luck! Let us know how it turns out...
08-04-2022, 12:33 PM
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Edit: meant to contribute.
If the harness is NOT there behind the fenders, there's no need to use Nissan connectors. Weatherpack are cheap and available from most parts stores, and can be crimped with a normal crimper.
Last edited by rotarymike; 08-04-2022 at 12:40 PM.
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