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About 3 hours

Yes, indeed it is

Awesome. So glad it helped!

My pleasure. Glad it helped!

Check with your local law enforcement, but it’s possible that you could get a ticket for doing this.

@ okay thank you

We don’t get much rain here which is why we went with painters tape. If you are going to be driving in the rain a lot you might try gaffers tape. Let us know your experience if you do try it out! Here’s an Amazon link: a.co/d/8zIQ8md

Typically there is a reason the fuse blows like a coin got stuck in there and it shorted out and blew the fuse or something like that. I would make sure there is nothing in there and replace the fuse. Here is a link to the ones I used. www.oreillyauto.com/detail/c/blister-pack/littelfuse-blister-pack-15-amp-low-profile-mini-fuse/lit3/lmin15bp

Interesting. Let us know how they do when you remove them. I’ll be doing a removal video to see how the painters tape works.

Yeah that lighting was tricky around the tree.

Nice, sounds like you have a good system going!

You could try using Gaffer tape. Another viewer suggested it might be better than painters tape. If you give it at try please let us know! a.co/d/bgcHxVT

It’s been on for about 3 weeks so far and I’m not seeing any damage or residue when I take a piece of tape of, but YMMV

I wouldn’t think so but I can’t say for sure since we didn’t put any lights on any glass.

Yeah that would definitely work as well. A bit more expensive.

@ yes but a lot cheaper then having to repair any damage to the car

Very good point.

😂 yeah math is hard. We bought 6 strands of 250 lights and we used 5 of them so 1250 right?

I know it might sound silly but make sure you don’t have any coins stuck in your power port. I have seen that happen where a dime or penny will get stuck in there and case the fuse to blow. You can also try the other power port in the glove box to see if that one will work.

@ I did I used both and both ended up blowing, just replaced them both, getting a bigger fuse is a bad idea right ?

@@jason46179 your maxing out the amount of power for the cars stock wiring. Adding a larger fuse will put you at risk of your car lighting on fire.

Yeah I wouldn’t recommend that.

@@handy.ginger figured out lights weren’t LEDs 🤦🏼‍♂️ so they were too powerful

Thanks!

I would not recommend washing it with the lights on but I have not tried it so I’m not exactly sure what would happen.

So it’s been about 2 weeks and the vehicle has been driving over 200 miles…most of that was interstate driving at 75 mph or so. No noticeable scratches or blemishes at this point and only a few spots needed to be re-taped. This was mostly due to how we started taping until we figured out the better way to tape things down. Your mileage may vary but that has been our experience so far. For safety reasons you should definitely check out the tape often.

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Is it going to put scratches all over the truck/damage the paint with the bulbs rubbing against the vehicle moving in the wind?😢

If only it were turbocharged…🤔🤔

Great question and this was my number one concern with doing this. I have been watching and I don’t see any noticeable scratches at this point but I suspect when I remove the lights if there are any blemishes they will be apparent then. I’ll also say that just to be clear the paint would certainly not be affected but if anything would be damaged it would be the clear coat. If that does happen *most clear coat damage can be corrected. Might be future content for a video 🤷‍♂️

Yes. If glass lights get plastic it will still Scratch but minimal

Great question! No it doesn’t. The next level up from this one does if you would like that as an option. In the BRZ it’s handy to just plug it in and out as needed.

So far so good. Just keep the coins out of there and you should be good. 😂

Yeah it wasn’t my favorite either.

Hmmm, yeah not sure on that model.

Awesome, glad this helped you.

Awesome. Glad that it was helpful!

Thanks. Appreciate the comment and like. Really glad it helped you!

My pleasure. Glad it helped!

My pleasure! Glad I could help.

Glad to hear that. Thanks!

My pleasure! Glad it was helpful!

Yeah, thanks for the feedback. I was trying to be funny that the instructions were like the hokey pokey so that's the animation that's coming through as a joke...

Really appreciate the detailed comment and so glad this video helped you get the repair fixed AND save you money!

No thanks, I already have a smart irrigation controller. I use the Rachio 3.

@@handy.ginger I know, but I still want to send you our controller so you can compare our features with Rachio. We also have unique features compared to Rachio.😊

Awesome. So glad that it was helpful!

Thanks and glad the video was helpful.

Yeah you should be able to do all of that. To set up a Rachio 3 irrigation system to water every two days, you can use the Fixed Schedule option to select a daily interval: Open the Rachio app and select your controller Select the Schedules tab Click Create Schedule Select Fixed Choose the zones to associate with the schedule Name the schedule Select Daily Interval Choose Every 2 Days Select when the schedule should start and end You can also use other options when creating a schedule, such as: By day of week: Select specific days of the week to water Even/odd interval: Water on either even or odd calendar days Hourly interval: Water more than once a day, such as every hour, every two hours, or every four hours You can edit a schedule by opening it in the app, tapping the fields you want to change, and then tapping Done to save

No, it will only roll down with the key fob. You can use the key (insert into the back key hole and turn) or the rear window button on the dash to roll the back window.

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I’m not sure that is possible. At least it wasn’t for mine. I had to remove it and replace the whole piece.

Glad you enjoyed it

Awesome. Glad it helped you!

Thanks!

My pleasure!