Originally Posted by cajunboyz

Has everyone whom used the image lights , Have yalll been have having good Luck with them? Image light lasts? has Longivity?

Originally Posted by Andrew6@TheDoubleAA

NOTE: This is on a 1lt 2014 Corvette with parts ordered from TheDoubleAA.com see link below to order yours.
http://thedoubleaa.com/cart/index.ph...roducts_id=201


Tools Needed:
T-30
7mm socket and ratchet
10mm socket and ratchet
wire taps
Good beer

To remove the door panels you'll need to remove the (2) T-30 screws on the bottom of the door. (see Picture)


Next you'll need to pry back the door button release (both doors) to reveal the 10MM bolt. Remove bolt.

On Drivers side there is a panel that hides the 10 MM bolt (pop it off and remove 10 MM bolt)
On passenger door the bolts are behind the door release button and underneath the door pull you can feel for a small hole. the hole hides the 10mm bolt





This is all that holds the door panel in via bolts. The rest is Push pins. On the bottom of the doors towards the rear T-30 bolt there is a small indention in the door use you fingers or pry tool to slide in and pry back the door panel. NOTE: Remember you're not doing it right unless it sounds like something is breaking.

Once you start to hear an almost cracking sound that is the sound of the push pins popping out. You'll need to go all around and pull out on the door panel to make sure that you have them all pulled out. Now the tricky part.

The new style door panels are slightly different at the tops than the c6. The c6 was a pain to slide into the crevis and was easy to screwup. These have push pins tied into the door and hold the weather stripping in place. (SEE PICTURE) Idealy you'll need to pull the door panel straight out but if you're having problems you can just pull up on it and reseat the push pins in there respective spots and slide the weather stripping back in place. (don't let this part frustrate you as there is always more than one way to skin a cat).


Now disconnect the harnesses holding connected to door and put the door some place nice so it doesn't get scratched up.

Now that we have the door panel off we'll need to remove the sub woofer speaker on the door. It is held in place by (4) 7mm bolts. Remove these bolts. The speaker has a bit of a glue compound on the back so you'll need to find something to pry it back a bit to break the seal. Disconnect the speaker from the Harness

Behind the speaker you'll notice a taped bundle of wires. Use a razor knife and carefully cut a slit in the tape reveal the wires.

You'll be looking for a large Red and blue wire and a smaller grey wire. The Red and blue wire will be your Positive and smaller grey will be your ground aka Trigger wire.




Now you need to mount the image light in the door.

Look where the door moves up and down and you'll notice just towards the inside of the door (from under neath) there is a black grommet, this is where you'll need to drill your hole with the provided hole saw. (you can mount anywhere but this is where I found best.)

Once you have hole drilled mount the light in place and run wire to behind speaker and tap your power and ground (red wire goes to Red and blue) (black wire goes to grey wire)

Lastly put everything back together and show it off and drink a beer (of your choice of course, but make sure its a good beer)

If you have questions feel free to contact us.

Andrew
TheDoubleAA.com
(832) 457 9253

Originally Posted by Rooster OG

I don't understand why it would turn? The light is mounted inside the door with the wires run to that harness you tapped into right? Opening and closing the door shouldn't have any affect on the light at all.

Originally Posted by Andrew6@TheDoubleAA

sorry for late response, once you actually tighten it, there should be screw that you tighten on it so it doesn't move as well.

Originally Posted by Andrew6@TheDoubleAA

NOTE: This is on a 1lt 2014 Corvette with parts ordered from TheDoubleAA.com see link below to order yours.
http://thedoubleaa.com/cart/index.ph...roducts_id=201


Tools Needed:
T-30
7mm socket and ratchet
10mm socket and ratchet
wire taps
Good beer

To remove the door panels you'll need to remove the (2) T-30 screws on the bottom of the door. (see Picture)


Next you'll need to pry back the door button release (both doors) to reveal the 10MM bolt. Remove bolt.

On Drivers side there is a panel that hides the 10 MM bolt (pop it off and remove 10 MM bolt)
On passenger door the bolts are behind the door release button and underneath the door pull you can feel for a small hole. the hole hides the 10mm bolt





This is all that holds the door panel in via bolts. The rest is Push pins. On the bottom of the doors towards the rear T-30 bolt there is a small indention in the door use you fingers or pry tool to slide in and pry back the door panel. NOTE: Remember you're not doing it right unless it sounds like something is breaking.

Once you start to hear an almost cracking sound that is the sound of the push pins popping out. You'll need to go all around and pull out on the door panel to make sure that you have them all pulled out. Now the tricky part.

The new style door panels are slightly different at the tops than the c6. The c6 was a pain to slide into the crevis and was easy to screwup. These have push pins tied into the door and hold the weather stripping in place. (SEE PICTURE) Idealy you'll need to pull the door panel straight out but if you're having problems you can just pull up on it and reseat the push pins in there respective spots and slide the weather stripping back in place. (don't let this part frustrate you as there is always more than one way to skin a cat).


Now disconnect the harnesses holding connected to door and put the door some place nice so it doesn't get scratched up.

Now that we have the door panel off we'll need to remove the sub woofer speaker on the door. It is held in place by (4) 7mm bolts. Remove these bolts. The speaker has a bit of a glue compound on the back so you'll need to find something to pry it back a bit to break the seal. Disconnect the speaker from the Harness

Behind the speaker you'll notice a taped bundle of wires. Use a razor knife and carefully cut a slit in the tape reveal the wires.

You'll be looking for a large Red and blue wire and a smaller grey wire. The Red and blue wire will be your Positive and smaller grey will be your ground aka Trigger wire.




Now you need to mount the image light in the door.

Look where the door moves up and down and you'll notice just towards the inside of the door (from under neath) there is a black grommet, this is where you'll need to drill your hole with the provided hole saw. (you can mount anywhere but this is where I found best.)

Once you have hole drilled mount the light in place and run wire to behind speaker and tap your power and ground (red wire goes to Red and blue) (black wire goes to grey wire)

Lastly put everything back together and show it off and drink a beer (of your choice of course, but make sure its a good beer)

If you have questions feel free to contact us.

Andrew
TheDoubleAA.com
(832) 457 9253

Originally Posted by Maximus68

I am trying to get the passenger door panel off in my C7 Z06
I cannot find the 10mm bolt under the door push button

Originally Posted by Andrew6@TheDoubleAA

they may have swapped it to a torx head. get a little flashlight or use phone flashlight to see.

Originally Posted by Andrew6@TheDoubleAA

My brand has a life time warranty and you can swap out the film's via slides to put different images in later.

ThedoubleAA.com

Originally Posted by vettejoel

If you have questions feel free to contact us.

Andrew
TheDoubleAA.com
(832) 457 9253


Left you 4 voicemails....still no call back?

Originally Posted by Andrew6@TheDoubleAA

I don't get much time off so father runs everything for me now.

His email is AndersonEtching@gmail.com and number is 2817015007 Andy

Originally Posted by Andrew6@TheDoubleAA

NOTE: This is on a 1lt 2014 Corvette with parts ordered from TheDoubleAA.com see link below to order yours.
http://thedoubleaa.com/cart/index.ph...roducts_id=201


Tools Needed:
T-30
7mm socket and ratchet
10mm socket and ratchet
wire taps
Good beer

To remove the door panels you'll need to remove the (2) T-30 screws on the bottom of the door. (see Picture)


Next you'll need to pry back the door button release (both doors) to reveal the 10MM bolt. Remove bolt.

On Drivers side there is a panel that hides the 10 MM bolt (pop it off and remove 10 MM bolt)
On passenger door the bolts are behind the door release button and underneath the door pull you can feel for a small hole. the hole hides the 10mm bolt





This is all that holds the door panel in via bolts. The rest is Push pins. On the bottom of the doors towards the rear T-30 bolt there is a small indention in the door use you fingers or pry tool to slide in and pry back the door panel. NOTE: Remember you're not doing it right unless it sounds like something is breaking.

Once you start to hear an almost cracking sound that is the sound of the push pins popping out. You'll need to go all around and pull out on the door panel to make sure that you have them all pulled out. Now the tricky part.

The new style door panels are slightly different at the tops than the c6. The c6 was a pain to slide into the crevis and was easy to screwup. These have push pins tied into the door and hold the weather stripping in place. (SEE PICTURE) Idealy you'll need to pull the door panel straight out but if you're having problems you can just pull up on it and reseat the push pins in there respective spots and slide the weather stripping back in place. (don't let this part frustrate you as there is always more than one way to skin a cat).


Now disconnect the harnesses holding connected to door and put the door some place nice so it doesn't get scratched up.

Now that we have the door panel off we'll need to remove the sub woofer speaker on the door. It is held in place by (4) 7mm bolts. Remove these bolts. The speaker has a bit of a glue compound on the back so you'll need to find something to pry it back a bit to break the seal. Disconnect the speaker from the Harness

Behind the speaker you'll notice a taped bundle of wires. Use a razor knife and carefully cut a slit in the tape reveal the wires.

You'll be looking for a large Red and blue wire and a smaller grey wire. The Red and blue wire will be your Positive and smaller grey will be your ground aka Trigger wire.




Now you need to mount the image light in the door.

Look where the door moves up and down and you'll notice just towards the inside of the door (from under neath) there is a black grommet, this is where you'll need to drill your hole with the provided hole saw. (you can mount anywhere but this is where I found best.)

Once you have hole drilled mount the light in place and run wire to behind speaker and tap your power and ground (red wire goes to Red and blue) (black wire goes to grey wire)

Lastly put everything back together and show it off and drink a beer (of your choice of course, but make sure its a good beer)

If you have questions feel free to contact us.

Andrew
TheDoubleAA.com
(832) 457 9253

Originally Posted by vettekat2007

If I'm reading your question correctly, it would be taking out the 7mm (I think they are 7mm) screws that you see in photo that are behind the brushed aluminum piece.