[slick07LE]

That looks great!

 

[CamrySExxx]

looks awesome, hows it look with the factory stereo tho? that aquaish greeenish colour

 

[rydr1]

a DIY would be nice.

 

[vnduck]

that looks great! im waitting for a DIY because i need to order something along with my shifter LED

 

[geoff5093]

Looks great! Perhaps a little DIY?

 

[lammydi]

Looking good!

 

[buno]

did you have to solder anything?

 

[Yazovets]

Wow count me in for this project! Can we see a DIY guide to access the complexity for the average Joe?

 

[TRD VVTi]

:thumbup: It looks nice.

 

[bondbond55]

I would like to see how you did this.

 

[Aceventura9586]

Screw seeing how you did it. Do it to my gen5!

 

[darksparkz]

Wow, I'd like to see a DIY as well, I'll be interested in getting some of the LEDs from you to do the same project too.

 

[wireless]

Wow, I'd like to see a DIY as well, I'll be interested in getting some of the LEDs from you to do the same project too.

+1 I'll get them from you the next time I'm in MD (in about 2 weeks)

 

[steveyhustle]

dam thats nice i wish i could do it in my gen5

 

[Netforcer]

Disclaimer: Do at own risk... Soldering is required!

1) Pull the horn fuse. or else you'll get annoyed of all the honks while working the steering wheel.

2) Use a flat head to pull out the covers... use the exact location shown in the pics because that is where the release tab is located. it is the side closest to the steering wheel

Left side

3) Use a torx screw or a hex wrench located inside the opening

Right side

2)

 

[Netforcer]

4) Pull the steering wheel cover

5) Use a philips screwdriver to unscrew the screw and pull apart the control
There is a ziptie holding the connector. You will need to cut it.

6) Turn over and uncrew four screws with a small philips screwdriver

 

[DrewsCam]

nice, write up but wheres the rest

 

[CamrySExxx]

i think hes doing it right now and we got our msg in the middle of it

 

[ebumdude]

thats what I was about to say