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i'm looking at replacing the vanity lights on the sunvisor with some white LED's but I don't know what size/type lights to get and for the life of me tried gently prying at all sides but can't get the cover off...too afraid of putting more force and possibly breaking something

already replaced the map lights and door underlights....so the vanity is the last ones

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Correct me if im wrong, but Chris' link, that'll do the interior lights, not the vanity lights on the mirror which is what i thought the original request was for?

On premiums we have the illuminated vanity mirrors when you pull down the visor... its those ones....

The interiors are easy - just use those links Chris provided... the vanity are a solder.

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