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Thanks everyone! 
Couldn't have done it this nicely without you man!
This is how MeentSS did his, which gave me the idea..
I was having trouble getting enough room to pull the BCM harnesses down to splice into them, so instead I took off my rear view, pulled down the headliner and spliced into those same wires. The blue with white power wire controls them to shut off after the door is open for too long. The white (ground) controls the dimming effect. Instead, I used the white as the ground for the LED's, and used the BAT (battery) fuse as the power from the fuse box.
Couldn't have done it this nicely without you man!
This is how MeentSS did his, which gave me the idea..
Originally Posted by WhiteBird00
Yes, your red (power) wire will go to the dark blue with white wire at the BCM and your black (ground) will go to the white wire at the BCM. The dark blue with white wire is in the black 6-pin connector. The white wire is in the green 32-pin connector. The BCM is mounted to the duct behind the glovebox so that is likely the connectors you saw.
I was having trouble getting enough room to pull the BCM harnesses down to splice into them, so instead I took off my rear view, pulled down the headliner and spliced into those same wires. The blue with white power wire controls them to shut off after the door is open for too long. The white (ground) controls the dimming effect. Instead, I used the white as the ground for the LED's, and used the BAT (battery) fuse as the power from the fuse box.
OP, looks good.. heres some pics of mine. Sorry for the poor quality, my camera was not cooperating with me. FWIW, I wanted them on when the headlights are on so I tapped into the ash tray light.. Ran two lights in parallel. I also just installed a small red led behind my rearview mirror that shines down dimly onto my shift ****/ cup holder area. looks sweet at night, but doesnt really show up in pictures. (I dont know why the red lighting showed up so bright in the second pic, its more subtle in person)
Last edited by nichoLaS1; Mar 4, 2011 at 10:43 AM.
