Tap vào một trong empty slot rồi dùng wireless remote to turn the light on and off manually.

It can be remove out the rear hatch

Yes, there is a video of mine showing the inside. But anyway you need to drop down the headliner to able to grill probably and for water shield as well.

Yes. It does.

No. I live in South CA

@@knownothing222 do you have the link on where you bought the lights and film? did you use 1 layer of film?

Yes. But you have to modify the mount it to install.

I customized it from stock panels. Just buy LED mark lights and you can make one

It is the 12V cigarette outlet version: Govee Interior Lights for Car, App Control Smart Car Lights with DIY Mode and Music Mode, Waterproof LED Interior Lights with 2 Lines Design, RGB Under Dash Car LED Lights with Car Charger, DC 12V www.amazon.com/dp/B07Q6CPQK4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_0WAA3SPHH3K8QPRTD5DR?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 USB outlet version: AXELECT Car LED Strip Lights, 72 LED Neon Accent Interior Lights Neon Light Kits Multicolor Music Car Interior Lights Under Dash Lighting Kit with Sound Active Function and Remote Control, DC 12V www.amazon.com/dp/B0822F1KPJ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_T04YA8NSGHGX3D0ZRWZ2 I prefer the 12v cigarette over the 5v USB since it will be brighter and have app control.

You want the details of the installation? At the 1/2 of the video length I have went over steps for the installation.

You want the details of the installation? At the 1/2 of the video length I have went over steps for the installation.

There is fusebox under the dashboard at the driver side. I used the usb slot for the power source. You will need an Add a fuse, an extra fuse which has the same amps or lower than the original fuse. I cut of the cigarette adapter and connect the + and - to the add a fuse. It is the easiest and cleanest way to do. No taping need it. And it only turn on when the car is on.

@@knownothing222 Thanks, I may have to use the fuse route instead... It looks like when tapping into the under center bridge LED wiring won't work as intended. When in park, the footwell will lit up nicely, but as soon as you go into different gear selection, the current is reduced to dim the LED but not enough power to power the installed footwell led strips. I think this is the same for any backlit sources on the physical buttons such as window up/down, gear mode indicators, etc... You can check it out by having the headlights on and look at the brightness differences when in parked vs moving for the backlits and oem interior ambient lights.

@@khangngo16 yes, those power sources should not be used since they are not consistent in amp. Use the fusebox it is easier.

@@knownothing222 Thanks! What's the best way to do the door panels then in this case? I think for other cars there is always constant current but it's not the case for this car.