LED's under dash
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LED's under dash
I ran blue leds under my dash by pilot a 5" flexible strip and I know some of you are gonns say oh thats a ricer thing to do but i think its really helpful i am tired of dropping things on the floor at night and not being able to find them so i just wanted ya'lls opinion i will post up pictures but for now what do ya'll think of the idea??? post all opinions good or bad
EDIT: Also i got LED's for my dome light they are bad a$$ i dont care what ya'll say about those i like em'
EDIT: Also i got LED's for my dome light they are bad a$$ i dont care what ya'll say about those i like em'
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I did blue LEDs on the Ranger dash, and red on the IX dash.
I have extra 28" strips for the doors (Red) if you want them. Exactly what I have on my car. I have 2 of them extra, trying to sell.
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Search around for my posts. I learn and muddle as I do the work, most of it is posted.
I did blue LEDs on the Ranger dash, and red on the IX dash.
I have extra 28" strips for the doors (Red) if you want them. Exactly what I have on my car. I have 2 of them extra, trying to sell.
I did blue LEDs on the Ranger dash, and red on the IX dash.
I have extra 28" strips for the doors (Red) if you want them. Exactly what I have on my car. I have 2 of them extra, trying to sell.
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How much space is in the door tread area when the door is closed ?
Is there special LED Strips to use ?
How did you run the wires ?
Where did you connect them to the Interior Lights ?
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Not yet. If you want the strips I have I'll gladly provide a wiring diagram with the strips. You need to get transistors and diodes from radioshack though.
40$ shipped for both 28" strips (red) first come first serve!
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The hardest part is running power through both doors. For this I would tap off of the fused side of a "hot all the time" fuse. From here run 2 wires through both door grommet rubber hoses. I tape mine to an unbent hanger and slowly work them through where the stock wires go. From here all of the wiring you need is easily accessed. You will need to install one diode from radioshack on each door on an existing wire (they cost 1$ each) You will also need to solder a transistor in. I have the specifics as of which color. I think the transistors were like 2$ each at radioshack and I have the exact model numbers. What took such a long time for this mod was the whole figuring out how to make it work part.
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