Footwell lighting

The Mighty Quinn · 3rd July 2020, 19:34

There seems to be plenty of room for front footwell lights - either in the lower A-post trims or in the panels under the dash. (I'll be going for tourer luggage area lamps fitted into the panels under the dash).

But, how have folks added lighting for the rear footwells? Are the lamps being screwed into something under the front seats or just being cable-tied in position? (or are LED strips being used instead? - don't like LEDs myself).

Also, does the boot lamp operate on a dimming phase like the interior courtesy lights? Would be easier for me to just take power from the boot with the way things are at the minute (rather than take power from headliner and down the A post)

Cheers,
Karl.

3rd July 2020, 19:34	#1
The Mighty Quinn Posted a thing or two 2004 mk1 Rover 75 1.8T Club SE saloon (auto) Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Enniskillen Posts: 1,307 Thanks: 670 Thanked 254 Times in 222 Posts	Footwell lighting There seems to be plenty of room for front footwell lights - either in the lower A-post trims or in the panels under the dash. (I'll be going for tourer luggage area lamps fitted into the panels under the dash). But, how have folks added lighting for the rear footwells? Are the lamps being screwed into something under the front seats or just being cable-tied in position? (or are LED strips being used instead? - don't like LEDs myself). Also, does the boot lamp operate on a dimming phase like the interior courtesy lights? Would be easier for me to just take power from the boot with the way things are at the minute (rather than take power from headliner and down the A post) Cheers, Karl.