Adding lighting effects is one of the most popular modifications an owner can perform on their vehicle. This modification shows how to add a lighting effect behind the grille.

First thing you need to do is prepare your lights. take whatever housing is on your light bars away so that you are left with just the wires and circuit board. Shave down the heads of your LED's so they are flat, this will act as a diffuser and provide a much brighter area and better coverage

View of the bulb after its shaved down.

I also re-aimed the LED's to the side to distribute the light.

Now take your multimeter and figure out which leads on the circuit board are the positive and negative ones. Attach the corresponding leads of your Varad LED's to those on both sides.

You can seal the boards any way you want, I used silicone sealant and electrical tape.

Removing the Headlamps
The Combination headlamp is attached to the body by 3 bolts. Two of them are on top of the headlights and one to the inner side of it.
Using a 10mm wrench/ratchet socket unscrew the bolts. You will need to insert one hand behind the lamp and push towards you to dislodge it from the body to give you more flexible room. There is a rectangular peg that aligns it to the body and it really is tight.

Removing the bumper
Unscrew the top and bottom plastic and metal screws on the bumper, including the two on the very far left and right of the bumper (on the underside of the vehicle near the ends of the bumper). If these screws are not remove, good luck in yanking off the bumper. After removing the screws, now remove the 10mm bolts. Then gently remove the bumper by yanking it forward to the front of the vehicle. If the bumper don't come off easily, sway it side to side to loosen up the bumper, then yank it with a bit of force. If it still don't come off, make sure you have all the nuts and bolts taken off.

The set in the hood is pretty straight forward, you remove the black support from behind the plastic grille. Then drilled 2 holes evenly spaced in each end of the bar and then attached the 4 Varads there, then cable tied the circuit board to the outside of the support, facing inwards towards the radiator.

You may elect to use cable ties instead of drilling, but they might shift over time.

Run the wires up the inside of the hood, down the support arm, and in through the hole in the firewall. (See steps 4 below). Covered the wires (if you desire) with some black split loom for cosmetics.

Note: You may elect to drill a hole through the firewall, if so this write up might help you.  

You may elect to drill a hole through the firewall, if so this write up might help you. It shows you numerous ways of getting through.

Now for the more intensive set, the lower grill. Just in front of the radiator fan is the best place to mount them that I found, they will sit just under the lip of the bumper molding.
 

You can drill through the welded joint of the strut to attach the bar and separate lights, like so.

Once the lights are mounted, You can use more cable ties to secure the led bars. Run the wire up the inside of the cavity where your headlights and horn are, around the battery and air intake, back to the hole in the firewall. Complete the connection to whatever 12V source you plan on using. You can connected them to the wire on the lower console that is in the center of the AC control module. Installed the kill switch in the storage area under the stereo. Once you have everything wired up, test them before you put everything back together to make sure that all is well.