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Tramper · Feb 13, 2011

Personally not having the skills i'd go to a firm that takes your windows out to do the job that way your assured of a quality finish .

Realist · Feb 13, 2011

I'll most probs but a ready cut kit and fit them myself, you just have to take your time thats all.

Tramper · Feb 14, 2011

Realist said:
I'll most probs but a ready cut kit and fit them myself, you just have to take your time thats all.

Respect,where in Gods country are you

Realist · Feb 14, 2011

North of Caerphilly Tramper.

Tramper · Feb 14, 2011

I only ask as i grew up in Abercarn .

Realist · Feb 19, 2011

Received my Pod kit and suprised at what needed work wise installing them?

Anyone has any tips.

markyzs180 · Feb 19, 2011

Having thought through what you might have to do to install these I decided against getting them! I take it my fears are confirmed and it is a bumper off, cutting holes in it and then running wiring through to switches/fusebox etc etc...???

Tramper · Feb 19, 2011

markyzs180 said:
Having thought through what you might have to do to install these I decided against getting them! I take it my fears are confirmed and it is a bumper off, cutting holes in it and then running wiring through to switches/fusebox etc etc...???

Yep mine turned up very happy with speed and price ,took one look in the box went garage job way beyond my capabilities

talldavey · Feb 19, 2011

Got my spot light kit months ago, but never got round to fitting them.
Eventually, because of personal circumstances and my lack of technical abilitiy I decided to put it in the hands of my local LR Indie.
It took them a couple of hours, but with reference to markyzs180's post, the bumper on the TD4 does not need to be removed to fit them.

David

Realist · Feb 19, 2011

Nope the bumper does not come off but cutting and feeding wires to/from fuse box and into dash is needed.

What I dont get is why 2X switches in the pack?

Can anyone tell me what they are for?

Regards

Tramper · Feb 19, 2011

Here's a thought is it possible to wire them up to your main beam circuit will the fuze take it ,ideally thats how i would like it set up any help please

freelance · Feb 19, 2011

wire them to the main beam circuit but using a seperate fused supply and a relay to power the lamps. i think if you trawl through faq the wiring details of the relay will be there.

Tramper · Feb 19, 2011

freelance said:
wire them to the main beam circuit but using a seperate fused supply and a relay to power the lamps. i think if you trawl through faq the wiring details of the relay will be there.

Superb Freelance thanks very much that is the option of choice .

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