GI/GB: Klearz corner lenses (front & rear)
I would stick with conventional bulbs. Surface mount (SMD) LEDs are great, but 120 degrees of light just won't cut it. I believe these LEDs will only light up one half of the lens, or worse you'll only see a round circle of light. Take a look at the bulb positions and you will see what I mean. Also, since these lights don't blink you won't benefit from the cool factor of instant-on/instant-off that LEDs provide. I would save my money, but if they are already ordered I am curious to see how they turn out. Just my 2 cents.
FYI I stumbled up on this site, lots of choices for red and amber bulbs.
Both LED and incandescents!
http://autolumination.com/194.htm
Both LED and incandescents!
http://autolumination.com/194.htm
This site SD Mustang Accessories also has the lens, LEDS.
Lens
http://www.sdmustangaccessories.com/2010---current.php
LEDs
http://www.sdmustangaccessories.com/lights---hids.php
Here's the one thing that caught my eye about the new lens on this site.
"Some companies are trying to sell them and have not done test fitting and do not include the hardware to mount the new set of 2010 Mustang Front Bumper Corner Lights correctly.
When you remove your stock Bumper Lights the self-threading lock nuts will not fit the newer ones; but we include the correct ones and have them in stock".
Here's their email address too stangaccessories@aol.com, you might want to see what they can do.
Lens
http://www.sdmustangaccessories.com/2010---current.php
LEDs
http://www.sdmustangaccessories.com/lights---hids.php
Here's the one thing that caught my eye about the new lens on this site.
"Some companies are trying to sell them and have not done test fitting and do not include the hardware to mount the new set of 2010 Mustang Front Bumper Corner Lights correctly.
When you remove your stock Bumper Lights the self-threading lock nuts will not fit the newer ones; but we include the correct ones and have them in stock".
Here's their email address too stangaccessories@aol.com, you might want to see what they can do.
Last edited by MSgt46270; Jan 13, 2011 at 02:58 PM.
This site SD Mustang Accessories also has the lens, LEDS and free shipping (lower 48).
Lens
http://www.sdmustangaccessories.com/2010---current.php
LEDs
http://www.sdmustangaccessories.com/lights---hids.php
Here's the one thing that caught my eye about the new lens on this site.
"Some companies are trying to sell them and have not done test fitting and do not include the hardware to mount the new set of 2010 Mustang Front Bumper Corner Lights correctly.
When you remove your stock Bumper Lights the self-threading lock nuts will not fit the newer ones; but we include the correct ones and have them in stock".
Here's their email address too stangaccessories@aol.com, you might want to see what they can do.
Lens
http://www.sdmustangaccessories.com/2010---current.php
LEDs
http://www.sdmustangaccessories.com/lights---hids.php
Here's the one thing that caught my eye about the new lens on this site.
"Some companies are trying to sell them and have not done test fitting and do not include the hardware to mount the new set of 2010 Mustang Front Bumper Corner Lights correctly.
When you remove your stock Bumper Lights the self-threading lock nuts will not fit the newer ones; but we include the correct ones and have them in stock".
Here's their email address too stangaccessories@aol.com, you might want to see what they can do.
Those look smoked.
Sorry I haven't got back to everyone. The holidays have taken their toll, and work has been keeping me busy these past few days.
Right now, I plan on installing these on Sunday, provided I can get bulbs to go behind them. Stay tuned.
One quick thing - let's keep this thread on topic for the Klearz lenses. There is a separate thread for smoked corners, so for those of you who have went with other options, please post them in there.
Sorry I haven't got back to everyone. The holidays have taken their toll, and work has been keeping me busy these past few days.
Right now, I plan on installing these on Sunday, provided I can get bulbs to go behind them. Stay tuned.
One quick thing - let's keep this thread on topic for the Klearz lenses. There is a separate thread for smoked corners, so for those of you who have went with other options, please post them in there.
Last edited by Overboost; Dec 24, 2010 at 01:12 PM.
Just wanted to update everyone. I did manage to get these installed yesterday front and rear. The install itself went much easier than expected.
Front marker install:
- Remove 8 clips for radiator cover under hood
- Remove 2 8mm bolts on top of grille surround, then lift posts over "nubs" on the top of the grille surround.
- Remove 4 more 7mm bolts from inner fender (2 per side)
- Remove 4 7mm bolts from underside of bumper
- Disconnect outside temp sensor from lower air opening.
Once this is complete, you will be able to free up the bumper and gain access to each side marker lens. These are held in place by two 10mm nuts that grab the plastic posts on the marker itself. You need to carefully remove them and pull the factory side marker out, remove the bulb and bulb housing from the OEM marker, and transfer that to the new lens. I used a set of amber 194LL bulbs from the local O'Reilly store and they give off plenty of light.
To re-install the markers, start to tighten down the "grip nuts (as I call them) but DO NOT overtighten. Snug them up to the fascia so that the marker cannot move, then plug the connecter back in each side.
For reference, I used this install blog from LRS to assist with the removal.
http://www.mylrs.com/blogs/lrs/archi...installed.aspx
Total install time was 30 minutes for the front.
Rear marker install:
- Remove 3 Philips screws from each rear wheel well (same ones that hold the mud guards on) using a slim screw driver or socket attachment.
- Gently pull the rear bumper out, going up to the taillight. This will give you enough room to push the marker out. Unclip the wiring harness, then push on the front side of the lens itself (where the pressure clip is). Rotate the marker out, towards the back of the car, and the lens will come out cleanly.
To re-install, transfer over the bulb housing to new lens, then seat the rear tab in the marker, and snap the front side in gently. Re-connect the wiring harness, then snap bumper back in place. Re-install 3 screws in wheel well, and you're all set.
Total install time - 20 minutes.
I started to take more items off to do the rear, but they were very easy once we looked at them. The finished product is fantastic. If you have a Boss 302 coming with black stripes, these would blend in perfectly with the striping, so you don't have a big red block at the end of the C stripe.
Those of you worried about pulling on body panels should not let that stray you from doing this. You can very easily put all four markers in without much fuss.
Front marker install:
- Remove 8 clips for radiator cover under hood
- Remove 2 8mm bolts on top of grille surround, then lift posts over "nubs" on the top of the grille surround.
- Remove 4 more 7mm bolts from inner fender (2 per side)
- Remove 4 7mm bolts from underside of bumper
- Disconnect outside temp sensor from lower air opening.
Once this is complete, you will be able to free up the bumper and gain access to each side marker lens. These are held in place by two 10mm nuts that grab the plastic posts on the marker itself. You need to carefully remove them and pull the factory side marker out, remove the bulb and bulb housing from the OEM marker, and transfer that to the new lens. I used a set of amber 194LL bulbs from the local O'Reilly store and they give off plenty of light.
To re-install the markers, start to tighten down the "grip nuts (as I call them) but DO NOT overtighten. Snug them up to the fascia so that the marker cannot move, then plug the connecter back in each side.
For reference, I used this install blog from LRS to assist with the removal.
http://www.mylrs.com/blogs/lrs/archi...installed.aspx
Total install time was 30 minutes for the front.
Rear marker install:
- Remove 3 Philips screws from each rear wheel well (same ones that hold the mud guards on) using a slim screw driver or socket attachment.
- Gently pull the rear bumper out, going up to the taillight. This will give you enough room to push the marker out. Unclip the wiring harness, then push on the front side of the lens itself (where the pressure clip is). Rotate the marker out, towards the back of the car, and the lens will come out cleanly.
To re-install, transfer over the bulb housing to new lens, then seat the rear tab in the marker, and snap the front side in gently. Re-connect the wiring harness, then snap bumper back in place. Re-install 3 screws in wheel well, and you're all set.
Total install time - 20 minutes.
I started to take more items off to do the rear, but they were very easy once we looked at them. The finished product is fantastic. If you have a Boss 302 coming with black stripes, these would blend in perfectly with the striping, so you don't have a big red block at the end of the C stripe.
Those of you worried about pulling on body panels should not let that stray you from doing this. You can very easily put all four markers in without much fuss.
No need to pull the front bumper. Just pull the wheel wells. Don't even jack up the car or remove the wheels.
Crank the wheel to the left and do the driver's side. Crank the wheel to the right and do the passenger side.
I can't believe someone would pull off the bumper for turn signals.
They look great, but I need a better picture of the rears please!
Crank the wheel to the left and do the driver's side. Crank the wheel to the right and do the passenger side.
I can't believe someone would pull off the bumper for turn signals.
They look great, but I need a better picture of the rears please!
Last edited by S197 GT; Dec 27, 2010 at 12:02 PM.




