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26-06-2007, 08:44 PM
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its a bit of a pain because you have to get to the screws which are hidden behind the boot relese button (e-series). so you have to take that switch out and the same one on the other side of the steering wheel. you look up and the it is. then there is a bit of manipulating you have to do to get it out. when i tryed i couldnt. but that was a quick job.
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Heat dramatically shortens the lifespan of LEDs. Higher powered LEDs produce lots of heat and require heatsinks or even fans to not simply burn themselves out.
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