Fitting Door Projector Lights To Yeti

Projecting 'Yeti' onto the ground every time I open the doors is cool.

Let's install these door projector lights.

I order online and they arrive fast.

If you would also like to watch a YouTube video of me installing these LED door projector lights the link for it is at the end of this post.

Let's get installing.

The plastic feels strong and thick, so a good sign so far.

I'll use my trusty plastic tool to gently prise out the original light...

Now let's connect one of these new projector lights and see what happens...

Looks like good times.😃

And a check of my Yeti's instrument panel shows no warning messages

But now I see a different problem: these new lights are not going to just pop in.

These two tabs on the door card are preventing that from happening...

Great!

And now my options are what?

• put back my original light and throw these things in the bin (and send a ‘spicy’ email to the supplier!)
• make some sort of gasket out of double-sided foam tape and live with how it’ll look
• cut away those two tabs and fit these projector lights flush (there’ll be no going back if I do that)

I hear the sensible voice in my head loud and clear...

'NEVER cut a hole in the Yeti. Ever.'

Technically, though, I won't be cutting any holes, will I?

Just cut off those two tabs.

Out comes my hobby knife...

Well there is no turning back now 😰

I cannot locate my PE-Foam tape that I have used to secure:

•  my roof spoiler
•  my wheel arches
• my front bumper decorative strips
• my infotainment frame
• my sill covers

So I'll use a mere dab, and only a dab of Super Glue😮

Let's compare old original light to new LED projector light...

And door clearance...

And finally, projection...

I am happy with these.

Thanks for visiting.

And feel free to stay tuned for more Yeti modifications I have planned.

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