[quote=zeone,Sep 25 2011, 10:37 AM]
Yup! Bro Sh@rty oledi made all the connections + lamp "plug(?)". All me got 2do is 2plug it in, cut the stripe to correct length & stick it on!

Where you putting it , rear number plate?

Addition to my DIY "arsenal" of tools...T-piece handle c/w slim 16mm magnetic spark plug socket wrench...
From lelong.com @RM35 + RM5(del charge).
Juz in case nia...

Orig plan was as replacement boot light...as in example below...


However, mayb got other options...as per yr suggestion??
Mayb other Bros here got locations for easy DIY-ing?

This post has been edited by zeone: Sep 25 2011, 11:14 AM

Not much idea la . Since your ad diy that lamp plug , just put in the boot lo~

Kinda waste sh@rty effort if i ask you take out that plug,

Ya lo...paiseh nia...
Maybe nxt DIY...?

Btw for the info of those keen on DIY-ing OEM ABL, here is my prepared snapped pic of the module & instructions on pic...

Step 1.
a. Locate Car Alarm unit on LHS of boot space near to LHS Rear Lamp cluster/housing.
b. Remove white plug (only one!) from Car Alarm unit. Plug looks exactly like the one connected to new OEM ABL module.
Step 2 to 4 : Pls refer to attached pic :


Step 5 : Tidying up...Use dbl-sided tape to attach ABL unit to metal bracket of Car Alarm. Use cable ties to keep/hold cables neatly. Up 2yu wan...

Note : To identify the correct Power Line cable to Rear Brake Lamp socket, pls confirm using either a Multimeter or a simple 12V bulb ie earth the body of the lamp to car body and connect the other lamp terminal to the cable yu're testing. The correct cable wld light up the test lamp.

Easiest to use a car cabin room lamp cos it has 2 ends...1 end to car body, the other to the cable in socket.
If not wrong, the cable is GREEN in colour.

Happy DIY-ing!!

This post has been edited by zeone: Sep 25 2011, 12:34 PM

Orig plan was as replacement boot light...as in example below...

macam ni?



This post has been edited by ericmaxman: Sep 25 2011, 12:05 PM

WTF... so lousy workmanship
BTW does d film good in rejecting heats??

Cz im thinking to add another layer of good quality of tinted film,
or torn off d original proton tint film 1st jz put on aftermarket one..

Suggestion?
Better to remove ori b4 put on yr better one! Saves a lot of headaches/heartache in future...

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Added on September 25, 2011, 12:13 pmDat's a nice one!
Stripe me ordered WHITE one (yrs white or blue?)...if blue, mayb KIV for nxt stripe?

This post has been edited by zeone: Sep 25 2011, 12:14 PM

Hahaha, thx for ur suggestion
Initially thinking to add another layer one, cz remove d new tinted film is kinda waste for me,
Bt after see bro kompressor's tinted film problem,
I oso think that I better remove d Proton ori film 1st, LOLZ

whoa ! many dentyne weih ! XD

No. It is lousy. Window up or window down, not even a bit of difference be it a 9am, 12pm, 3pm, 7pm, 11pm or 2am.

do not tint first. wait till your OEM tint bubble till tahap melampau, then only remove and tint another brand.

Coz if you do double tinting, not only you void the OEM warranty tint, but the secondary tint warranty also void the moment you install. lol

its supposed to be white!

lolololol

he sked mouth smelly

OMG beautiful

What tyre does he use?

Really ek? I double tinted already lol

Sorry, Bro eric...looked kinda cool bluish 2me! Mayb my eyes playing tricks?

The oem tint comes from Safetint, warranty 5 years. You can claim for warranty .

Since you planning to tint. Put another layer on it, no need take out la, very troublesome and somemore need pay 50 to remove.

Salesman dden give you free tinted voucher ??

the stripe not bright enough, put this one! Super bright !!

No idea what tires lol.

Camera problem lolol

Too bright not nice. Subtle does it.

DIY success !!

^^ ur car got turbo?