Glove box light
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Glove box light
Have any of you bros tried taking off your glove box door? Is it an easy thing to do?
I bought a wireless LED light from Daiso and stuck it on with self adhesive tape but it came off after a few days. It's a bit hard to see the optimal position inside the glove box with the door still attached.
It actually worked very well and I was really happy with the result but need to find a better position for sticking.
I bought a wireless LED light from Daiso and stuck it on with self adhesive tape but it came off after a few days. It's a bit hard to see the optimal position inside the glove box with the door still attached.
It actually worked very well and I was really happy with the result but need to find a better position for sticking.
Satyr- Posts : 106
Join date : 2011-03-02
Location : Japan
Re: Glove box light
I did it with diff way...
http://hfsg.friendhood.net/t9-diy-storage-compartment-light
http://hfsg.friendhood.net/t9-diy-storage-compartment-light
JazzGD1- Posts : 894
Join date : 2011-01-04
Age : 58
Location : Singapore
Re: Glove box light
Satyr wrote:Have any of you bros tried taking off your glove box door? Is it an easy thing to do?
I bought a wireless LED light from Daiso and stuck it on with self adhesive tape but it came off after a few days. It's a bit hard to see the optimal position inside the glove box with the door still attached.
It actually worked very well and I was really happy with the result but need to find a better position for sticking.
Bro Satyr,
TIPS #1,
To open the glove box/compartment, the answer is very easy and simple, please open this link and find for the picture title COMPARTMENT
http://www.hondafreedsg.com/t161-love-this
All in Japanase as i believe it should not be a problem for you to read
And if possible and if you so kind to translate it for us
TIPS #2
BEFORE you apply the double side tape, please always remember to "remove" the oil/moisture on the destination surface
There are plenty of types of oil removal in the market, you can start using the alcohol pad and apply it on the surface.
i understand the concept of the compartment lights you've bought, it will switch on when the small sensor is not parallel with the light, and vice versa.
I have seen it somewhere in the website Japan, but unfortunately i don't know how to source here in Singapore
Hope those tips help you, and if it is, please do share with us the pictures ok?
sevenseaters- Posts : 933
Join date : 2011-01-04
Age : 47
Location : - HD -
Re: Glove box light
Cheers sevenseaters. The pics confirm what I already thought, just need to squeeze in the two side stoppers.
Didn't want to force it and damage the glove box if it wasn't the right thing to do though!
Hey Freed_GB3,
Looks good but too technical for me!
Didn't want to force it and damage the glove box if it wasn't the right thing to do though!
Hey Freed_GB3,
Looks good but too technical for me!
Satyr- Posts : 106
Join date : 2011-03-02
Location : Japan
Re: Glove box light
Hey thanks for the effort of your post hooray_fun.
Very helpful pictures.
Very helpful pictures.
Satyr- Posts : 106
Join date : 2011-03-02
Location : Japan
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