Nissan 370Z Illuminated Door Kick Plates Installation Instructions
 

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i got a question. does the z that has illuminated kick plates already also come with the wires works as i see on the paper above? or the one that already comes with the illuminated plate has like more clean wire works done? I mean, is it possible to determine which was built with the illuminated plate or not?

Evidently it appears that the illuminated kickplates were only designed to be an addon. The cars that "come with them" should have the same jumper/splice harness in them, not a different body harness alltogether.

yes thanks for your comment. i will come back to see

Im trying to disconnect the connector from the BCM shown in Picture 10 Fig 4 and I can't seem to do it. There's no place to grip the connector to safely pull on the plug to release it. I tried to move the clip to help it loose of course but it's not budging.

Does someone have a pic of it being removed? Or even have a technique to remove it?

Should have posted this earlier but shortly after my last post I was able to remove the plug needed. The kickplates are in and working fine, nice touch to the interior. :)