Sure! The harness is part number 8KA 152 134-007.
My last picture isn't led lightsorreflector replacements; it's ofchrome bumper surrounds I fabricated to trim over theoriginal reflectors.I had the idea after I found reflector covers for the 2007-2011 Nissan QASHQAI, see here:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/121101288749?sPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649
These look OK, the right ideabut are too small. Although there was nothing out there for the Antara, I did find that the front fog lamp covers for a Chevrolet Winstorm (2006~2013) are similar external dimensions:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/161022658708?sPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649
The Antara's reflectors are circular and 80mm in diameter, but the bumper recess they sit in is oval, 135mm at the widest point which makes it a bit more tricky. Asluck would have it, these chrome trims are a similar oval and the right dimensions, but just a little too long,so simply need to be cut down to fit.
At the deepest point of the recess, they need to be 25mm, and at the shallow point, they need to be 5mm, cut in a straight diagonal with a long blade; the bit I cut off looks like this:
To finish, I wrapped the cut edge with a short length of chrome door trim. Cleaningthe bumper area with an alcohol wipe is needed, before peeling off the adhesive backing that came fixed to them. Then line them up correctly, and whilst holding them firmly in place, fix them with two tiny short chrome screws.
I screwsthat are so small that they are very difficult to see and which fitted into the recess dimples in the covers. Theyare needed as the bumper is on a slight curve; it holds the trims in place whilst theadhesive pads stick under pressure.The end resultlooks like this:
So a couple of options for the rear reflectors, but I liked this one as the trimsactually fit very well, and look factory, look pretty good and only costaround £20 - a bargain DIY!
