LED Help
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From: Roswell, NM
Originally Posted by mr7confused
I think my dad's truck has the same dome light, so next time I get a chance I'll compare bulbs then check his manual, then post it here, pic included so you can make sure yours is the same.
I'm looking for as bright as possible here... Haha
I'm looking for as bright as possible here... Haha
Off road rebel
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From: Minnesota
Originally Posted by Just call me Sean
Why would you need resistors? The flasher controls the speed of the blink. When hooking up the additional lights of a trailer you have to switch to a heavy duty flasher so they blink correctly. Wouldn't a heavy duty flasher take care of that for the LEDs too?
Put a resistor in the circuit and everything operates normally. I had to deal with that on two of my trucks.
Off road rebel
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From: Minnesota
I also have the led dome lights. Advanced auto sells a kit that comes with the needed adapter to plug right in. Its brighter than all hell and sets you back 20 mcchickens but definatly worth it. That yellowish white cover pulls right off but don't squeeze to hard. It will break.
Jordan
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From: Chico, California
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From: Roswell, NM
Originally Posted by mr7confused
Just remove the bulb that's in there now, and bring it in. That's what I'm going to do. Yes brand would be nice if known
Jordan
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From: Chico, California