IPCW Led lights Delivered...
 

Hello... I got mine another way -- So don't ask how..

Use Maggie ordering site for yours..

But stand by for info..

They look good... look brighter then stock....
Fairly simple to install.
I recommend a 1/4 drive 8mm deep well socket (due to the long stand offs or threads of the screws)

I did find a mold nub , (pic will be posted later) that I had to carefully remove with a razor and then file smooth with a jeweler's file... (This part sits flush with the car body, so if you don't remove it your lights won't sit flush)
Heres an instruction sheet supplied..

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e7...LEDinstruc.jpg

what color did you buy? still want to see the smoke installed on something before i order them.

I got Clear for mine..

Here is the box they come in...

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e7...EDlightbox.jpg



Here is the mold nub on the part...


http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e7.../nubmarked.jpg

This pic , on the left is the LED, on the right stock light

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e7...klightside.jpg

In this photo I installed wire bundle protection around the wires..
(I've worked in the aircraft sector long enough and seen wire damage
by vibrations)
this helps proctect the wire from rubbing on the edge surfaces.
I also tie wrap the wires out of the way of each other and hard
edge surfaces... The other wire coming out of the hole has a rubber gromment to help
it from rubbing on the wire.

On the top light assembly the connection goes in fine.. Just for me to ensure it stays,
I wrap one tie wrap around both connectors to make sure they stay together..
The lower connector fits snug..(good fit)

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e7...ireprotect.jpg

In this photo...
Led rear backup light on left, stock rear backup light on right


http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e7...arbkledstk.jpg

im getting all giddy waiting for the lit pics on the car.

i too ordered the clears.

My HHR's are Sand Stone & Red...