Devil Eye LED Headlight Kit with Remote Control

These are the installation instructions for all the LED Car Emblems.

Installing an LED front grille emblem typically involves a few key steps: removal of the old emblem, installation of the new illuminated emblem, and wiring it to a power source. 

1. Removing the Old Emblem:

Locate the emblem: Find the existing emblem on your car's front grille.
Release fasteners: Depending on your car's model, the emblem might be held in place with screws, clips, or a combination of both.
Carefully remove: Use appropriate tools like a screwdriver or pry tools to release the emblem. Some emblems might twist off (e.g., Mercedes Benz). 

2. Installing the New Illuminated Emblem:
Prepare the area: Clean the surface where the new emblem will be installed, removing any dirt or old adhesive residue.
Connect wires: If applicable, attach the emblem's wiring harness to the new illuminated base. Ensure connections are secure.
Secure the emblem: Depending on the design, you might use screws, clips, or adhesive to install the new emblem. Make sure it's properly aligned. 

3. Wiring the LED Emblem:

Find a power source: Decide when you want the emblem to illuminate. Common options include:
Always on: Tap into a constant power source like the license plate light if installing on your trunk or lift-gate.
With headlights/parking lights: Connect to the headlight or parking light wiring if installing on your car hood or front grille.

Route the wires: Carefully route the wires from the emblem to the chosen power source, keeping them protected and secure. Avoid sharp edges or moving parts that could damage the wiring.

Connect the wires: Connect the red wire to the positive (+) power source and the black wire to a negative (-) wire or a ground point on the vehicle.

Test the emblem: Before finalizing connections, test the emblem to ensure it lights up properly. 

Important Considerations:

Vehicle-specific instructions: Installation procedures may vary depending on your car's make and model. Consult your vehicle's manual or look for specific installation guides for your model.
Wiring: Be careful when working with electrical components. Consider seeking professional assistance if you are not comfortable with car electrical systems.

Adaptive cruise sensors: Note that some LED emblems may not be compatible with vehicles equipped with adaptive cruise or radar sensors.

Waterproofing: Ensure any wiring connections exposed to the elements are properly waterproofed.

Make sure to measure the size of your car’s original emblem before purchasing. Also be careful when working with electrical components. Consider seeking professional assistance if you are not comfortable with car electrical systems. We will not issue refunds for incorrect size choices or faulty installations!