Fit LED lights to 1,4 TSI Style

[steffeen]

Hello everyone
I want to fit LED headlight and rear lights for my Seat Leon mk3 1,4 TSI style from 2013. I’m so tierd of halogen bulbs, and my earlier Golf Mk5 was with xenon.

What do I need to fit the LED lights?
Obviously I need 2 x headlights, and 4 x rear lights.
LED modules

But do I need more to fit the lights? What about coding, what should be done there?

Alternative, does any of you know any headlights for the car where you can fit Xenon in? The normal headlights is a clear no go to fit it in according to the law.

Thanks.

 

[steffeen]

No one did the conversion and know what it takes to fit them to the car?

 

[EddieP]

Check out this thread dude

http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=395255&highlight=festoon

 

[steffeen]

Check out this thread dude

As I can see, that is for the interior - not for the headlight and rear lights of the car?
I already did the interior swap for full led.

 

[kazand]

If you are fitting them because you like the look of them , fine. If you are fitting them because you think they will provide better vision, then I suggest you do a search on here. There are a few ( me included) who feel they are not as good as they are cracked up to be. They also seem to vary in light emitting quality. Previous 280 was bordering on dangerous at night/ rain. Current 290 is better, but still don't feel they are as good as a decent pair of xenons. I'd try some Osram nightbreakers or Ring +130% bulbs before forking out what could be a vast amount of cash.

 

[EddieP]

As I can see, that is for the interior - not for the headlight and rear lights of the car?
I already did the interior swap for full led.

Ah sorry dude i thought i seen a post about changing the exterior ones as well my bad

 

[mick_n3]

If you are fitting them because you like the look of them , fine. If you are fitting them because you think they will provide better vision, then I suggest you do a search on here. There are a few ( me included) who feel they are not as good as they are cracked up to be. They also seem to vary in light emitting quality. Previous 280 was bordering on dangerous at night/ rain. Current 290 is better, but still don't feel they are as good as a decent pair of xenons. I'd try some Osram nightbreakers or Ring +130% bulbs before forking out what could be a vast amount of cash.

What Kazand said my first Mk3 lights were spot on better than the xenons on my BMW, this one is bordering on dangerous the wife won't drive it if it's raining and doesn't like driving at night. Beam is set correctly and auto level is working.

 

[steffeen]

I only do it for the looks of the headlights and tail lights,

Does anyone of you know what there is required to do the swap?
Is it only headlight and LED modules?

What about coding, straight forward or any guides?