Ordered these Cadillac logo-projecting courtesy lights for my ATS a couple nights ago and they arrived today. I installed them this afternoon and I'm loving the results.
Installation couldn't have been easier - no drilling, cutting, wiring, etc. All you need is a flathead screwdriver (or other similar tool) to pop out the factory unit, unplug it, plug in the new unit, and pop it back into place. This takes no more than 60 seconds for each side.
Some people were complaining that the passenger side logo is upside down when you open the door, but all you have to do to fix that is rotate the little lip on the inside of the unit (I used the flathead to do this) to the other side and it'll rotate the image so it's facing the right way.
Hard to see under direct light but boy do they look nice when you can see them. I think it really fits the fit and finish of the car and I'm sure they'll get a lot of attention when I enter/exit my vehicle at night!
Here are some pictures:
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It might look a little distorted but that's because it's projecting onto the snow, which is not an even surface.
Thoughts?
Installation couldn't have been easier - no drilling, cutting, wiring, etc. All you need is a flathead screwdriver (or other similar tool) to pop out the factory unit, unplug it, plug in the new unit, and pop it back into place. This takes no more than 60 seconds for each side.
Some people were complaining that the passenger side logo is upside down when you open the door, but all you have to do to fix that is rotate the little lip on the inside of the unit (I used the flathead to do this) to the other side and it'll rotate the image so it's facing the right way.
Hard to see under direct light but boy do they look nice when you can see them. I think it really fits the fit and finish of the car and I'm sure they'll get a lot of attention when I enter/exit my vehicle at night!
Here are some pictures:
Attachment 364810
Attachment 364818
Attachment 364826
It might look a little distorted but that's because it's projecting onto the snow, which is not an even surface.
Thoughts?