Remove/Replace Side Markers on a Porsche Cayenne 958 (2011-2018)

This video shows you how to remove the side markers on the front of a Porsche Cayenne to replace the bulb or to change the side marker out for an LED version. The aftermarket ones are very inexpensive and look a lot better in my opinion. They come in clear as well as smoked, which is the version I got.
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[@Landofsmiles999]

Dude, bloody brilliant thanks

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+@Landofsmiles999 thanks! 🍻

[@user-he8mj9jp1m]

This worked great, but the looks I was getting in front of the shop when I had the fishing pole out here with me was funny 😅

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+@user-he8mj9jp1m 😂😂😂

[@jimbutler6391]

Great tip using fishing line!

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+Jim Butler thanks 😎🍻

[@19lol19]

Man you must be rich, you have a lot of Porsche 😮😮😮😮

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+super saiyan hahaha no, just find great deals 😉🍻

[@19lol19]

@HelpMeDIY I was going to drive to Greensboro, but I Decided to buy the piwis, vci and a laptop

[@javaris1993]

I want to swap mines out with LED’s but my questions is will I need resisters due to the low voltage that LED’s put out?

[@HelpMeDIY]

+@javaris1993 nope. Not for the ones I used.

[@danieldibattista5909]

Please tell your know-it-all friend there that it's not a ballast, rather a power resistor for regulating current to the LEDs

[@HelpMeDIY]

Sounds like you two might have a lot in common 😂