03f15012

If its only the cruise lights, it might be something with the wiring. If you did everything right, which it seems you have done, its the only reason i can think of at the moment. Unless there is a fuse that exclusively controls the cruise lights...

Just thought of this... Does anyone think it could be the unit itself? Maybe something went wrong with it that controls the lighting...

jousley

I am in the same boat. Just did the cruise and no lights. they did work before. I wired in the resistor. I even thought maybe the LED's were wired in backwards, so I switched one of em to test it, and no lights at all. I'm going to mess with the resistor - maybe that might work. Let me know if any other ideas.
J

2000MTZ

iTrader: (1)

Use a multimeter on the connector spots to make sure there getting power. I tested mine as I went along to make sure they lit up

jousley

don't havea multimeter, but do have a circuit tester - no power at the LED prongs... ?? Also, as my LED's are 12V rated - took out the resistor - still no juice.. what gives?

2000MTZ

iTrader: (1)

Make sure the factory wires are still connected good to the little dots that the bulbs connect to. Other that that idk what it could be.

speebs

That's the problem mine had. I had power to the harness but not the light. Ended up one wire was loose on the contact. Added a little solder and it works fine again.

highfly24

Hey 2000MTZ, quick and probably dumb question. Did you use blue LEDs in the gauges? Or white with blue film?

2000MTZ

iTrader: (1)

I used blue LEDs with white paint on the overlay to diffuse the light

Autofair Truck Parts

just regualr white craft paint?

2000MTZ

iTrader: (1)

Yea kinda. It was a craft paint marker