'02 Taillight question
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'02 Taillight question
I have an '01 Maxima SE AE and I would like to replace the taillights with the clear '02 taillights. When I went to my dealer to get a price on them, he quoted me approx. $130 per side. He also said I can save about $30-$40 per side if I did not need the wiring. The question I have is that since the taillights are pretty much the same, do I need to purchase the wiring in addition to the housing/covers. Or can I use the original wiring and just by the covers.
Any help would be appreciated.
Any help would be appreciated.
Re: '02 Taillight question
Originally posted by yoon
I have an '01 Maxima SE AE and I would like to replace the taillights with the clear '02 taillights. When I went to my dealer to get a price on them, he quoted me approx. $130 per side. He also said I can save about $30-$40 per side if I did not need the wiring. The question I have is that since the taillights are pretty much the same, do I need to purchase the wiring in addition to the housing/covers. Or can I use the original wiring and just by the covers.
Any help would be appreciated.
I have an '01 Maxima SE AE and I would like to replace the taillights with the clear '02 taillights. When I went to my dealer to get a price on them, he quoted me approx. $130 per side. He also said I can save about $30-$40 per side if I did not need the wiring. The question I have is that since the taillights are pretty much the same, do I need to purchase the wiring in addition to the housing/covers. Or can I use the original wiring and just by the covers.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Re: '02 Taillight question
Originally posted by yoon
I have an '01 Maxima SE AE and I would like to replace the taillights with the clear '02 taillights. When I went to my dealer to get a price on them, he quoted me approx. $130 per side. He also said I can save about $30-$40 per side if I did not need the wiring. The question I have is that since the taillights are pretty much the same, do I need to purchase the wiring in addition to the housing/covers. Or can I use the original wiring and just by the covers.
Any help would be appreciated.
I have an '01 Maxima SE AE and I would like to replace the taillights with the clear '02 taillights. When I went to my dealer to get a price on them, he quoted me approx. $130 per side. He also said I can save about $30-$40 per side if I did not need the wiring. The question I have is that since the taillights are pretty much the same, do I need to purchase the wiring in addition to the housing/covers. Or can I use the original wiring and just by the covers.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Re: Re: '02 Taillight question
Originally posted by drudawg888
I got mine for $200 at Tustin Nissan.. check them out.
I got mine for $200 at Tustin Nissan.. check them out.
Hey, I appreciate everyone's replies.
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The '02 tail lights don't look that good to me. Maybe if I had them on my car, they might grow on me. But that orange turn lense throws everything off. If it was clear like the 00-01's then I might put them into consideration.
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i love the 02 tails on my car.. then again i have sterling mist and i think that's the best color it looks good with.. i had the old GXE tails before so anything looks better those.
the orange part looks cool to me.. but hey just my opinion.
the orange part looks cool to me.. but hey just my opinion.
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I replace my 01 with 02 taillights, there are no wiring adjustment. Luckily my brother works for Nissan and my birthday was about a week later and got them free of charge. I put them in myself, everything fits and works perfectly.
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