Rear LED lights tuning by Alterna Light Studio
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04-06-2010 | 03:52 AM
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Rear LED lights tuning by Alterna Light Studio
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04-06-2010 | 03:24 PM
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Russian will not help you, you need to bring your Outlander to Russia if you want to get that done 
They are in LED conversion business. Cost is starting 3000 rubles, approximately $100.
http://alterna-light.ru/?page_id=6
They are in LED conversion business. Cost is starting 3000 rubles, approximately $100.
http://alterna-light.ru/?page_id=6
Last edited by klas; 04-06-2010 at 03:28 PM.
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04-06-2010 | 10:26 PM
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The inside light part can be done easily if you are able to use a soldering iron and are comfortable with splicing/running a couple of wires through the tailgate trim. The outside part, on the other hand, might be quite difficult if you have to modify the OEM light PCB I would think. Might be easily to just create a totally new circuit board for it and do it from scratch.
I would think the $100 is if you send your light assembly away. I doubt you want to do that and wait weeks, if not months, to get it back
I would think the $100 is if you send your light assembly away. I doubt you want to do that and wait weeks, if not months, to get it back
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04-06-2010 | 11:29 PM
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The inside light part can be done easily if you are able to use a soldering iron and are comfortable with splicing/running a couple of wires through the tailgate trim. The outside part, on the other hand, might be quite difficult if you have to modify the OEM light PCB I would think. Might be easily to just create a totally new circuit board for it and do it from scratch.
I would think the $100 is if you send your light assembly away. I doubt you want to do that and wait weeks, if not months, to get it back
I would think the $100 is if you send your light assembly away. I doubt you want to do that and wait weeks, if not months, to get it back
100$, I was refering to get a new set of tails lights! LOL
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04-07-2010 | 06:10 PM
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The inside light part can be done easily if you are able to use a soldering iron and are comfortable with splicing/running a couple of wires through the tailgate trim. The outside part, on the other hand, might be quite difficult if you have to modify the OEM light PCB I would think. Might be easily to just create a totally new circuit board for it and do it from scratch.
I would think the $100 is if you send your light assembly away. I doubt you want to do that and wait weeks, if not months, to get it back
I would think the $100 is if you send your light assembly away. I doubt you want to do that and wait weeks, if not months, to get it back
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04-10-2010 | 07:50 PM
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Well I don't expect anyone there to speak English so I emailed them 3 days ago using a translator. Don't know what their price for Outlander hatch tail light kit. I know they install and convert them. So far I haven't received a email from them. They probably don't want the business.
