Redman13

I have a set of puddle lights with LEDs installed for sale, if anyone is interested

azmidget91

Much better than the OP's, nice wide spread light rather than a bright spot on the side of the door.

Eco-BEAST 28

Can you describe what bulb you used and how much are you looking for them? I'm looking for something like 051F has done, that "flood" pattern looks great. Any pics would be very helpful in the decision as well please.

051F

Those pictures do not even do them justice, wish I had a good camera and some skills.

Eco-BEAST 28

They look amazing!! Let me know if you end up making another set!

051F

I don't have any plans to make anymore, not saying I wouldn't, just not going to do so on the hope someone would want them and would be willing to pay for them. I have about $80 in the items I bought including shipping, not to many people want to spend that for these. Also I would like to test out reliability of mine to make sure they are not going to have issues. The bulbs only have 2 reviews one good and says "they are bright but not bright bright". I think they are very bright, night and day difference between stock! The other which is bad says "have four and one failing already after one week."

If I would have just used my existing lamps it would have just been the cost of the bulbs which had free shipping. But I figured if the retro did not work out I could just drop the originals back in.

hlywd

Maybe a dumb question, but did you guys use your original puddle lamps? If so, how did you get them out? I guess either way, you'd have to get them out....lol....any tricks or tips?

Great write up! Can't wait to try it out!

Scott Allen

how much you asking ?

051F

I used a pick to get the light out, takes a little wiggling and pulling to get them to fully release though. Once you get one out and see how they are held in place it becomes easy to remove them.
PM sent, it would be expensive and I broke it down for you in the pm. This mod really is not difficult and almost anyone could do this for cheap if they chose to use cheaper bulbs and use their own puddle lamps. I really do not want to make anymore, I will, but it will cost you for me to it with these bulbs and new oem puddle lamps.

azmidget91

Just did mine with Cree LED's

Anyone looking to do this, it is super easy, only took me about 10 minutes. Cut the seam of the lens and housing with a dremel, or even a hack saw would do. Pull out the bulb and reflector, put new bulb in, put back in truck to aim the bulb, pull it back out and epoxy the lens back on.