LED Cargo Lamp DIY w/Pics

4RunninHog

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I've recently done the LED conversion on my vehicle and had a hard time figuring out the rear cargo lamps. I did some searching on here and found a simple explanation, but I wanted to provide pictures to help others do this mod as it's much simpler once you know what you're looking for.

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The first image shows the lamp when you pull it out. As mentioned on another thread, the lamp has a metal tab on the drivers side of each lamp. Stick your flathead screw driver into the drivers side gap and push the tab towards the lamp. This will loosen it up and it should pop right out. Then take the plastic cover off and replace your bulb with the LED and you're done. There's a plastic tab on the passenger side of each of them that hinges out towards you when you remove the lamp. Just place that end in first and pop the lamp back in.

Finished product.
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Is this for the lights on the interior of the rear hatch door? I have had a very difficult time figuring out how to remove the light to swap the bulb. I had no issue on any other light in the vehicle, or on any lamp on different cars in the past, but I am worried about breaking them, or damaging the surrounding material.
 
Yes I had a hard time finding one for the 2014 and wasn't sure until I read another thread just verbally describing them so I figured Id throw up some pics so it up on the forum next time someone searches
 
Just did same with

I just did the same thing with SiriusLED Extremely Bright 400 Lumens 3020 bulbs from Amazon. The stock DC3175 put out about 120 Lumens. These have 400 so its way brighter.
 

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I just did the same thing with SiriusLED Extremely Bright 400 Lumens 3020 bulbs from Amazon. The stock DC3175 put out about 120 Lumens. These have 400 so its way brighter.

For anyone considering adding lights to the cargo area, spare yourself from taking the hatch apart, fishing wires etc. These bad boys are awesome, the pics don't do it justice.
 
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was in the same boat as the OP and decided to make my own. Nothing will beat the brightness of these hatch lights.
 
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was in the same boat as the OP and decided to make my own. Nothing will beat the brightness of these hatch lights.



So when I did a quick google search for arclightleds I found a shut down website and some baller custom NSX tail light guts for $750


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So when I did a quick google search for arclightleds I found a shut down website and some baller custom NSX tail light guts for $750


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Nice. Had to temporarily take the site offline due to getting more orders than my side business could handle - we're primarily a specialty store that does small product runs.
 
For anyone considering adding lights to the cargo area, spare yourself from taking the hatch apart, fishing wires etc. These bad boys are awesome, the pics don't do it justice.

Do you have pics? Happy so far? What size 31, 36, 41mm?
 
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