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Finally figured out a simple rear LED mod for 987.2

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Not shown, but I used electrical tape and wrapped around the connection to the car, the pink (or blue depending on gauge!) terminals going into the car's white connectors.
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I gave up on the 3D printed thing, and went for something out of the box that everyone can do. It turned out easier as well. You'll need some 1156 LED bulbs, both amber and white . You'll need some short BA15S sockets . If the bulbs you choose need resistors , you'll also need some thermal tape ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WNRL4BN ) to mount them. The sockets are just a bit too short, so you'll have to slightly modify them, turning the mounting hole into an oval. A pair of wiredykes makes quick work of it. After that, you'll need to make up a wiring harness. It's easy with some terminals and a good pair of crimpers. If the bulbs you choose don't need resistors, the harness will look like this. Now to install everything. Not shown, but I used electrical tape and wrapped around the connection to the car, the pink (or blue depending on gauge!) terminals going into the car's white connectors. If you needed the resistors, simply run the wire out of the back of the hole(s) so you can get them into the car. The resistors get HOT. I mounted them with some thermal tape to the inside of the car. Don't be tempted to hide the resistors in the tail housing. This would be a HUGE mistake. They need to be on metal. And that's it! This is the before and after. It's really insane how dim the stock bulbs are. And yes, all 4 are lit up in this pic, both turns and the reverse. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07WNRL4BN

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