What else do you need to hook these LEDS to a 12 volt source? What resisters or anything?

go to my site and it will tell you everything you need to know about leds

you will need a 330ohm resistor and the wilingness to experiment :-)

So does it go like: positive-->330 ohm-->one side of LED: and the other side goes to the groung?

Your web page wont work. It says there is to much data transfer.

give the site a mmin, I wont pay them so I dont get that much data transfer

yep.. and the led works on a pos/neg and the positive side of the led is the one with the longer lead(wire) but that is the opposite for the red leds for some strange reason.

Ok sounds good. What i'm doing is lighting up some autometer gauges. I got some phantom ones and want them to light up blue. Do you think I should use Blue LED's or just buy some blue lights that fit in the harness autometer gives you?

if you can find blue bulbs then it would be a little easier to hookup, but otherwise id go for the led.. all my gauges will probably be led lit

My autometer gauges use 194's so go pick up some 194B's that's what I did, they light up nice blue... if you have a good power supply to them.

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