I installed footwell lights into my new Ibiza today as I used to have them in my old car and loved them.
Right straight into the guide then...
Step 1: You will need; 4x scotch locks, 5m of cable (doesn't really matter of thickness) and 2x 30cm LED strips.
These are the strips you need TWO! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LED-Car-S...CarParts_SM&hash=item2a1419fcca#ht_1459wt_922
Step two:
Remove the a-pillar to expose this:
Step three: Now remove a section of the black covering and clean the wires of the sticky residue:
Step four: Pick out the RED/BLACK and BROWN/BLACK wires and splice into them like so:
Step five: Now route the wire down and through the green clips and put the cables back in the clips like so:
And also tape the cables to the original cables like so to prevent it catching on the popper that clips the pillar trim on:
Step six: Pull the side fuse box cover off and route the cables like so:
Step seven: Connect the led strip to the corresponding wires (brown/black is live red/black is earth):
Step eight: route the strip down here and pull into the footwell (go careful the wires are very thin so pull gently and make sure they don't snag on the metal):
Step nine: stick the strip to the dash using the sticky back provided on the strip:
Step ten: tidy up cables and put panel back on:
Step eleven: passenger side now, splice into the cables that YOU HAVE INSTALLED as these are thicker than the originals and tbh when/if you remove you don't want 4 slices in the insulation when you only necessarily need 2:
And also tape the cables to the original cables like so to prevent it catching on the popper that clips the pillar trim on:
Step twelve: Remove the passenger a-pillar trim and Route the cables along the headlining just by tucking it in and run down the passenger a-pillar:
Step thirteen: Now remove passenger side cover and route cables the same as drivers side:
Step fourteen: Mount the strip and tidy up:
Step fifteen: Stand back and admire your work:
Good luck and hope this helps. (I also done one on my old Ibiza for door handle lights: http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=342665)
Sam.
Right straight into the guide then...
Step 1: You will need; 4x scotch locks, 5m of cable (doesn't really matter of thickness) and 2x 30cm LED strips.
These are the strips you need TWO! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LED-Car-S...CarParts_SM&hash=item2a1419fcca#ht_1459wt_922
Step two:
Remove the a-pillar to expose this:
Step three: Now remove a section of the black covering and clean the wires of the sticky residue:
Step four: Pick out the RED/BLACK and BROWN/BLACK wires and splice into them like so:
Step five: Now route the wire down and through the green clips and put the cables back in the clips like so:
And also tape the cables to the original cables like so to prevent it catching on the popper that clips the pillar trim on:
Step six: Pull the side fuse box cover off and route the cables like so:
Step seven: Connect the led strip to the corresponding wires (brown/black is live red/black is earth):
Step eight: route the strip down here and pull into the footwell (go careful the wires are very thin so pull gently and make sure they don't snag on the metal):
Step nine: stick the strip to the dash using the sticky back provided on the strip:
Step ten: tidy up cables and put panel back on:
Step eleven: passenger side now, splice into the cables that YOU HAVE INSTALLED as these are thicker than the originals and tbh when/if you remove you don't want 4 slices in the insulation when you only necessarily need 2:
And also tape the cables to the original cables like so to prevent it catching on the popper that clips the pillar trim on:
Step twelve: Remove the passenger a-pillar trim and Route the cables along the headlining just by tucking it in and run down the passenger a-pillar:
Step thirteen: Now remove passenger side cover and route cables the same as drivers side:
Step fourteen: Mount the strip and tidy up:
Step fifteen: Stand back and admire your work:
Good luck and hope this helps. (I also done one on my old Ibiza for door handle lights: http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=342665)
Sam.