Are you ready for this.... Lol I used the wire from a remote control car aerial. Nice and strong and right diameter to lodge into the pin holes without any force or damage to the connector. Best bet is also to remove the white plastic guide plate that sits inside the headlight plug housing. A pair o...

Glad you got it fixed. I wonder how the pins broke in the first place? I don't think they broke. They are very thin and I think removing the plug and refitting bent them. After refitting the plug and testing the lights and finding that the lights didn't work, I kept removing and refitting the plug ...

Murcod Your picture helped me to decipher the issue. I cut up 2 new pins and inserted them into the loom plug in the correct locations. Top uppermost right hole is for park light pin. The hole next to that is for turn signal / hazard light. I removed white plastic guide plate from the headlight hous...

From the pic above , it seems that it may not be the headlight plug. The pins that "fell out" were not spade type as in the photo. They were grey and thin cylindrical pins. Like thin wire. Maybe these are in the loom connector ? Will go and have a look inside the connector from passenger s...

I had to re-read your post a number of times and look at my own photos from my HID installation to get what you were saying. Okay, correct me if I'm wrong, but you damaged the main headlight connector on the headlight and apparently broke the pin inside it for the turn signal bulb. First, take off ...

I recently replaced the park light globes on my 2010 kizashi. It should have been a simple job. Lol. So after scraping some skin off my knuckles and 20 minutes of swearing and contorting my fingers into shapes that only rubber should be capable of , I had the new bulbs in. Now when I tested them the...

peezi wrote:Take the engine cover off and drive around without it, if noise goes away then that was your problem. Engine cover is only there for looks.

Problem solved. It was the tensioner. Replaced under warranty, noise is now gone.

Bit of a thread mine here.

My 2010 kizashi has started to make this exact same rattle.
Only makes it when idling in park or drive.

Taking it in to the dealer next week to get it diagnosed in case it's something to do with CVT.

Hey guys ,regarding the subwoofer.Mke sure the part # for the sub ends with a 1 and not a 0.The 1 indicates a different glue was used during speaker assembly as per Rockford Fosgate.The 0 means you are getting the same speaker you had and chances are you will have the same problem eventually.Hope t...

OK - can you PM me a price for a set. I have the KIZASHI XLS.