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I'm trying to change my sidelights but even with my fairly small hands I still can't do it. Has anyone got any tips before I take out my battery and washer bottle?
So no twisting involved just a firm tug on the wires! I'll get them LEDs in tomorrow. I'll try and find a midget with tiny hands
WTF who the hell takes there bumper off to change a ****** bulb :s
I have managed to change both sidelight and headlight bulbs without removing any other part of the car, it was fiddly as hell and took a short while but taking battery out and removing bumper, you lads are nuts!
This is probably a bit late now, but I asked an Audi technician how to do this when fitting LED sidelights. He said "take hold of the wires, pull them so they are taught and then push down with your other hand, they just pop out". I couldn't believe that he was telling me to pull on the wires, and had I done this with my Clio it would definitely ended in tears, but it worked! Did it again tonight as decided to run without side lights (colour match).
Just got the bulbs out to find that the LEDs I bought don't fit back through the hole! How annoying.
Can someone point me in the direction of some led sidelights that will fit the S3 without throwing up a light.
....I could foresee someone tugging on the wires too hard and too quickly and loosing a bulb inside of the lens/headlamp....
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I have bought a few sets of these in the passed for varying applications. They fit my Audi sidelights but are very tight but work fine. Tip: when you change them in the future, make sure you pull very slowly. The LEDs fitment into the holder is nice and tight, but I could foresee someone tugging on the wires too hard and too quickly and loosing a bulb inside of the lens/headlamp. I have not come close, but I have been wary of the tight fitment.