CAR RGB LED LIGHTING INSTALL! (TIPS and TRICKS for Easy Installation)

Will these work with any car??

@@lals383 Hi Lals! This is an universal car kit so yes it can work in multiple vehicles, I linked the full review video above if you like to see how it works and the rest of the features. Hope this helps, Cheers!

Thank you my brother just got a new car and for his birthday I’m gonna buy and install some of these lights I think it will look awesome hopefully he’ll let me do it and won’t get upset he’s just got the car and maybe won’t trust me to do it should I just surprise him and have it done in secret probably shouldn’t do that but I know if he seen it all light up he’d really like it however if I ask he’d maybe get put off the idea he’s kinda funny that way

@@rainbowfrogs1387 You're welcome Rainbowfrogs! Well I think only you know your Brother best but personally, I would not like anyone doing anything to my car since I do all my own work since I'm picky about my car, that being said, if someone buys me a car accessory as a gift that it's different since now I'm given the choice of which car to install it one, where on the car and when to install LOL Hope this helps, Cheers!

Any idea why the color may be weaker towards the middle of the fiber optic wire?

Thank you Neyland! I appreciate that Bud, Cheers!

Lol I was thinking the same thing

@Lakota Kid Thank you Lakota Kid!

just a daft gimmick init

​@@escee1074your life is a gimmick

You're welcome Greg!

Hi Almondie! Nice, yeah it definitely looks epic at night, some people even think the car came with it, here is the full review video so you can see the rest of the features krplus.net/bidio/pruDoXqAZW-Rg6A Cheers!

Thank you Pedro! I appreciate that! and congrats on your new ride bud!

Yeah I get compliments on it all the time (people think it's stock! LOL) Cheers from California!

You're welcome and thank you Helmin!

Thank you 1969nydrell David!

Thanks James and welcome to the channel!

LoL!

@@AlexAutoFun by the way awesome video 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

@@nenascakeshomemadegoods6127 Thanks friend!

Thank you Riki Tiki Tavi!

You're welcome and thank you CSL plasma!

Thank you kisswriters! Ah yes you can see the complete job on my full review video here krplus.net/bidio/pruDoXqAZW-Rg6A Cheers friend!

Thank you! Yeah I get a lot of compliments whenever I give someone a ride on my car 😁

You're welcome Gabor and thank you!

Thank you Indy, Cheers!

Glad to hear it helped Smalltownin!

Thank you Michael!

dont bother. sell that crapy car as fast as possible. NISSAN is a rats nest.

You're welcome and thank you!

Thanks Daniel!

You're welcome Grant! and thank you, Cheers!

You're welcome Justin!

Thanks E, Cheers!

Thanks Reyes & Osmo! I appreciate that Bud 🍻

Thanks skorpyo33! Yeah I get a lot of compliments on mine whenever people ride in my car 😁

Hi Rene! yep! an exhaust is in my list of mods to come, it would be neat to find a dual mode exhaust. I have one on my Shelby GT350 and it comes in super handy...

Thanks MediaWillProgramandTrickU! I appreciate that Bud!

Thanks Alexander!

Hi amr fahmy! the same techniques I showed on the video can be applied on other places on the car. Some cars are easier than others and also depending on the placement some panels will have to be removed and in some cases they won't have to. The best recommendation I can give you is to scout the car for the areas you want the lights to be on and then determine the difficulty on getting the lights there, depending on the amount of labor required the installer may suggest alternate places to keep the cost down or continue with the requested location if labor cost is not an issue. Hope this helps, Cheers!

Thanks Alvie213!

You're welcome and thanks Bud!

You're welcome heather ♡!

You're welcome Jacob!

Hi Leviti! correct you can technically mix and match some components since the APP that a lot of this RGB kits use is a generic RGB LED app. Regarding linking them, this is all done by app automatically when you pair each LED bar to the your phone. I may make a video on the APP if there is enough requests for this but for the most part is very easy to use and self explanatory. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!

Hi CC B! Yep if incorrectly wired it is possible (by default it comes with a cigarette lighter plug which is the safest way to install it) However I know some installers will hardwire it directly to the car which allows the owner to leave the lights one indefinitely (potentially draining the battery if they forget to turn them off). Here is the full review for the kit so you can see all the pieces and how it works krplus.net/bidio/pruDoXqAZW-Rg6A Hope this helps, Cheers!

Thank you Charlie! 🍻

You're welcome Thomas!

Hi BloodFlow HigH! Correct, each on it's on it's own separate cigarette lighter plug connection, you can see the contents of the kit on my full review here krplus.net/bidio/pruDoXqAZW-Rg6A Hope this helps, Cheers!

You're welcome Ashley! ah yes here is the original video where I focus on the product and how it looks installed krplus.net/bidio/pruDoXqAZW-Rg6A Hope this helps, Cheers!

Hi Michael! Here you go krplus.net/bidio/pruDoXqAZW-Rg6A Hope this helps, Cheers!

Thank you Tarqislo!

Thank you sotark777!

You're welcome misshighness27 and congrats on your new Jetta! 😃 Cheers!

Thank you!

@@AlexAutoFun Absolutely. I dig 'em. :)

Thank you P4C!

You're welcome Richard and thank you!

You're welcome Abdul!

Hi Rich! This will depend on your car cigarette lighter port Amp rating (some have higher ratings and some have lower ratings) and the Amp consumption of each device plugged into it. If you check the back of the device or it's instructions you will likely find their Amp requirements. Same with the car, if you check the owners manual or service manual, you will find the maximum supported amperage by the cigarette lighter port. Cheers!

Thank you Julian and welcome to the channel! 😎

Hi Carlos! yeah the install wasn't too bad at all, ah yes for the mount here is the full review krplus.net/bidio/nrWhh5KDgm-WqnY it comes from a company called Proclip, unfortunately they don't sell them on Amazon but you can get them directly from them www.proclipusa.com/ Hope this help, Cheers!

You're welcome! Ah yes, when requested by a customer, some installers will hardwire the kit to the vehicle (depending on how the installer connects it, it can be switched on with a separate switch or with the car coming on). Cheers!

@@AlexAutoFunthanks :))

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Hi Alan! I think the price will vary depending on how much work and detail you want the installer into the installation. In one hand the kit can be installed fairly quickly on the easy spots of the car keeping install cost down on the other end the installer can go all out and put lights in the more difficult places of the car increasing cost. I would recommend getting a couple quotes so you can decide on the best price and which knowledgeable installer you decide to use. Hope this helps, Cheers!

Thank you Dda Baga! And here is the full review for the kit so you can see the rest of it's features krplus.net/bidio/pruDoXqAZW-Rg6A Cheers!

Hi Ignjatije! Yes the lights are fully adjustable, you can see this on my full review video for them here krplus.net/bidio/pruDoXqAZW-Rg6A Hope this helps, Cheers!

Hi nada805! Using this one amzn.to/3IKa22D you can see it at the 10:15 mark when I go over my final recommendations. Hope this helps and thanks for watching bud!

Splitter

If you really wanted to you can probably Frankenstein it and use connectors to combine both wires and put them into a single cig lighter port

I have two cigarette lighters lol 😂

Multi port

LOL thanks Grant!

Hi Jason! Correct, it can be hardwired to the vehicle (depending on how the installer connects it, it can be switched on with a separate switch or with the car coming on. Hope this helps, Cheers!

Thank you Michelle! 😊

Hi Chris! Yeah it definately makes a difference, I get compliments on it all the time (most people think I came stock with the car LOL). Cheers!

Hi Aeriel! Several panels and pieces of the trim have to be removed as shown on the video to install the lights (the amount of parts that need to be removed varies from car to car and also depending on where the customer wants the lights to be installed) Hope this helps, Cheers!

Thanks man! 🍻

Hi Ramon! Ah yes you can see how to set the RGB kit to respond to sound on my full review here krplus.net/bidio/pruDoXqAZW-Rg6A Cheers!

Thank you! Ah yes after much testing and experimenting with waxes, here is the best wax I found amzn.to/44TxyoS and here is the Mustache Comb I use. Cheers!

Hi! Yeah I use the cigarette lighter port splitter (link to it in the video description) since my car only has one cigarette lighter port and I have 2 sets of lights (top and floor lights). The fiber optic wire, the zip ties and double side tape came with the kit. Here is my full review of the kit if you want to see all of it's features krplus.net/bidio/pruDoXqAZW-Rg6A Hope this helps, Cheers!

Hi OD! the LED lights that you saw me install on this vehicle are the ones that are linked in the video description (they come as a kit) Hope this helps, Cheers!

You're welcome Mega Blayz'e! Ah regarding hiding the cables, so far I have not encountered where the center console or cup holder area can't be removed, however they do vary in terms on how much work there is to remove the trim in this area. And in other cases I don't remove the console or cup holder at all, I usually can hide the wires by just pushing into the trim in the console area, you can see an example of that installation here krplus.net/bidio/fMWgiWl8Y4vPdKg where I did not want to remove any panels on the car. Hope this helps, Cheers!

Hi Vladimer! Correct, it can be hardwired to the vehicle (depending on how the installer connects it, it can be switched on with a separate switch or with the car coming on. Hope this helps, Cheers!

Hi Buzza! As you can see on that portion of the video, I partially lifted the center console allowing me to fed the cables by hand as far as I could, then with my other hand I can reach inside from the footwell area and pull the cables the rest of the way. This will vary from car to car, on some cars I don't remove the console or cup holder at all, I usually can hide the wires by just pushing into the trim in the console area, you can see an example of that installation here krplus.net/bidio/fMWgiWl8Y4vPdKg where I did not want to remove any panels on the car. Hope this helps, Cheers!

@@AlexAutoFun Verry impressive. Thank you for your response, I'll try my best :)

@@xBuzza333x You're welcome!

Hi Ray! If your cigaretter lighter plug turns off and on when you turn on and off you car, then yes the lights will come on and off with the car. If your cigaretter lighter socket stays on all the time (even when the car is off) then the lights have to be turned off manually with the switch in the power plug or by unplugging the power adapter. Here is the full review if you want to see the rest of the features krplus.net/bidio/pruDoXqAZW-Rg6A Hope this helps, Cheers!

​@@AlexAutoFun Thanks! One more question. Could I save a certain light mode setting on the app and have it on that setting whenever I start the engine? Or does it always just goto default it turns on?

@@raymandarinheroes9329 You're welcome! ah yes the lights remember the last setting you left them at. Hope this helps, Cheers!

Hi Lord! Nope the strip does not need to be continuous, it can be cut to fit the section needed. And here is my full review for the kit so you can see the rest of it's features krplus.net/bidio/pruDoXqAZW-Rg6A Cheers!

Hi Parker, you can see the routing at the 4:15 mark. The cables are hidden underneath the center console, once they reach the front of the car, one set of cable goes to left and the other set of cables goes to the left. If you want to see underneath the actual passenger side and driver side footwell, you can see that on my other video here krplus.net/bidio/fMWgiWl8Y4vPdKg at the 10:15 mark (how the wires and lights are secured to the bottom of this area varies from car to car and also the method the installer prefers, some zip tie the cables to other existing cables in that area and some zip tie the cables directly to different parts of the car that are in the mounting area). Hope this helps, Cheers!

Hi Victor! The same techniques shown on the video can be used to install the lights anywhere on the car (as long as the cable reaches, however experienced installers can extend the cable) Cheers!

Hi @jameslalewicz1283! Yes, I placed the link in the video description. Hope this helps, Cheers!

Hi Tbrick! If your cigaretter lighter port turns off and on when you turn on and off you car, then the RGB kit will come on and off with the car (so it will not drain you car battery, this is how mine is setup). And if your plug is always on even when the car is off then you will have to turn off the lights manually with the power button on the power adapter or using one of this one amzn.to/3BofzJI to control the lighter port manually and ensure the lights turn off and not drain your car battery. Cheers!

Thank you ApoloN!

Hi Isaac! the same techniques I showed on the video can be applied on a different vehicle like the Camaro. Some cars are easier than others and also depending on the placement some panels will have to be removed and in some cases they won't have to. The best recommendation I can give you is to scout the car for the areas you want the lights to be on and then determine the difficulty on getting the lights there, depending on the amount of labor required the installer may suggest alternate places to keep the cost down or continue with the requested location if labor cost is not an issue. Hope this helps, Cheers!

Appreciate the respond unfortunately, I don’t know any shops that do this kind of work near me. Any tips for self install ?

@@isaacbeltran1721 you're welcome Isaac! I think the video covers all of the ones I can think of. But it really comes down to how much time someone wants to spend installing it (how much of the car will be opened up) and also how much detail to put on it (I seen very quick good looking installs just one or two strips) and I seen extensive installs that taken days with multiple kits installed so the sky is the limit when modding a car with RGB lighting. Hope this helps, Cheers!

Hi! This is a universal kit for all cars and models. Hope this helps, Cheers!

Hi! Correct, correct. Cheers!

@@AlexAutoFun is there any way i can dm you

Hi! the easiest way to get a hold of me is on this KRplus comments, Cheers!

Hi Zippo! Correct, when requested by a customer, some installers will hardwire the kit to the vehicle (depending on how the installer connects it, it can be switched on with a separate switch or with the car coming on). Cheers!

@@AlexAutoFun lovely, thanks for answer,that could be a nice point for another video :)) the are a lot of ways you can play this 😁

You're welcome! Ah yes here is the hardwire video krplus.net/bidio/e5ahfYicammXZmU the only difference would be that there would only be 2 connections made: Ground and 12V+ (in either BATT or ACC depending if the customer requests power to the lights all the time (BATT) or if they only want them to be powered when the car is on (ACC). Cheers!@@zippo4222

LOL! Yeah they are definitely cool, here is the full review if you want to see all their features krplus.net/bidio/pruDoXqAZW-Rg6A but you are right, while I do all my own installs, I would recommend professional installation. Cheers!

Hi FrankBeanieWeenie! If using the cigarette lighter adapter, it shouldn't drain your battery (assuming your cigarette lighter port turns off when the car is off) Regarding other issues, while I have not had issues with mine, there is always an inherent risk when adding an aftermarket device to a car. Either installation can go wrong or the device can fail or some other latent failure may occur down the road. I know this may sound like an exaggeration but the example I give to people is that I had a friend who installed an aftermarket stereo on his car. Well the car caught on fire a few days later, and while it could have been the install, it could have also been the device or as my friend says maybe it was unrelated but just coincidence. So that is definitively something to keep in mind when deciding to upgrade your vehicle with aftermarket accessories. Hope this helps, Cheers!

@@AlexAutoFun Very informative, thank you!

@@frankbeanieweenie5891 You're welcome!

Thanks man!

Hi Talha! I put the link to the kit in the video description. Hope this helps, Cheers!

Hi Thien! You need to download the App and pair the lights to your phone (via Bluetooth) to access the advanced settings. Hope this helps, Cheers!

Hi Jeroen! I would not recommend it, remember, the lights need regulated power from the main power supply (12VDC) where the speakers wires carry sound meant to connect to a speaker (typically 4-8 ohm). They are are not meant to pull power from for other uses. Cheers!

@@AlexAutoFun Thank you for your help.

You're welcome!

Hi! The techniques shown on this video can be applied to any vehicle since this is a universal kit for all car models and makes. However remember there are differences between cars as far as how the trim panels can be removed, but the good thing is that most installers are experienced with several types so it gets to a point that we enough patience we can do pretty much any car. Hope this helps, Cheers!

Hi Jose! nope the drill method is optional, as I explained in the video, it just depends on the look you are trying to achieve and how much detail the installer wants to put in the installation (some prefer to bring the fiber optic cable from under the panels, other prefer to drill holes for cable) Hope this helps and thanks for watching bud!

I’m planning on doing this too lmk if it went well or if you got someone to install it

@@DoTheCrunk Hi Matt! I think installation difficulty will vary depending on the look you are trying to achieve (you can get an idea of the install process on this video to see if it looks difficult or easy to you) and but some people do prefer to use an installer (installers have experience pulling panels and routing wires) if installation cost is not a concern. Hope this helps and thanks for watching bud!

@@DoTheCrunk hi Matt. I was reluctant to try this myself as I drive a 21 corolla as well. My center console didnt come out as easily as in the video but this was also my first time doing a project like this but after some wiggling and elbow grease, each panel came off just like in this video. Probably the hardest part was feeding the led lights through the center console and up the side panel but I have pretty small hands so i managed to do this without completly opening the sides. One thing I did do differently was not create a hole in my armrest compartment and fed the cable under the center console and made the cigarette lighter charger cable be exposed. My armrest already was designed with a hole there so I avoided doing any permanent alteration. I also fed 2 led strips to the backseats but due to the material of the seat, the 3m strip doesnt stick. Took me roughly 3-4 hours doing each bit by bit rewatching this video 100 times lol.

@@JoseCooks but, you did it. And I bet you feel a hell of a lot better about it knowing you did it yourself and didn’t pay someone. All those painful frustrating hours turns to bliss when you hop in the car at night and click that red button 😂

Hi N Production! I put the link to the kit in the video description. Hope this helps, Cheers!

Hi! I would have the installer check for: no hard bends on the fiber optic cables (remember they can be easily damaged), fiber optic ends fully inserted into theirs emitters, fiber optic cable ends were cut sharp (not smashed or pinched during the cutting process), the current brightness setting and also that the control box is getting the correct voltage required (if hardwired, if connected via the cigarette plug it's normally not an issue but I would ask the installer to check just to be sure) Lastly, if the dim issue is only affecting 1 cable, I would have the installer check that the length of the fiber optic cable is not too long, as noted on the instruction manual, very long lengths require an emitter on each end for maximum brightness. And if you are still having issues, you can also contact the vendor, they may be able to walk you thru additional troubleshooting steps. Hope this helps, Cheers!

Hi Adnan! The techniques shown on this video can be applied to any location in the car. Cheers!

Hi Armando, Using the car's service manual and wiring schematics your installer can determine if the circuit(s) that runs thru the doors can handle the extra load and if it's safe to tap into power from there. And if your plug is always on even when the car is off then for those cases this is what I use amzn.to/3BofzJI to control the lighter port manually. Hope this helps, Cheers!

Hi T S! This is a universal kit for all cars and models. Hope this helps, Cheers!

Hi igor! it's called Lotus Lantern (the instructions come with a barcode to help you download it and connect to it) here is the full review video for this kit krplus.net/bidio/pruDoXqAZW-Rg6A Hope this helps and thanks for watching!

@@AlexAutoFun Awesome. Thank you!

@@igorlototskiy3141 You're welcome!

Hi Natahan! Oh wow it should have come with one, I would recommend contacting the vendor to see if they can just sent you the missing adapter or if they need to swap the kit out for you. Hope this helps, Cheers!

Hi Guilherme! This is a universal kit for all cars and models. Cheers!