#22995, "LED install --- Cruise control ON & OFF buttons"
Well... I've completed everything but the ON and OFF on the cruise switch. The stock LEDs are very small and are soldered onto the board and are run up to a small hole. Has anyone changed them out? Did you use smaller LEDs or what?!?
Also... I'm still looking for reverse indiglos if anyone has a set for sale. Guess I'll post in the sale section.
#22996, "RE: LED install --- Cruise control ON & OFF buttons" In response to Reply # 0
the cruise button was hard for me. sand the LED down to just barely above the metal filament and you should be good. mine was soldered to the board. i have a set of reverse gauges and can get some. but i am waiting for the place i got mine to send my email back. they are slow with that
#22997, "RE: LED install --- Cruise control ON & OFF buttons" In response to Reply # 1
I'll try that with the LED. Hit me up with some info on the reverse indiglos. I'm picky... so if you have a picture that'd be great... I really need to buy a set so I'll be done w/ my dash. Thanks
#22998, "RE: LED install --- Cruise control ON & OFF buttons" In response to Reply # 2
I replaced those LEDs. They are T-1(3mm) size. RadioShack dosen't carry them in the store. You'll either have to order through the internet or find a better place than RadioShack. I ordered mine throught www.DigiKey.com
#22999, "RE: LED install --- Cruise control ON & OFF buttons" In response to Reply # 3
what do i have to do to put the leds to light up my needles and oddometor? i know it was posted back when but search dosen't work too good for me. thanks
mods: star stage III clutch gutted cat-cherry bomb-banzi muffler(thanks kris) cai(thanks kris) hotter NGK plugs platnum plus window tint all black interior stock RS rims painted black w/neon green calipers and drums (thanks kris) altezas
future mods(in no particular order): engine rebuild turbo..... lower it wheels seats exhaust piant job turbo wing hood body kit neons all around projectors new altezas new stereo equipment
#23001, "RE: LED install --- Cruise control ON & OFF buttons" In response to Reply # 5
You shouldn't need a resistor when replacing the stock LEDs. I read about 2V across the stock LEDs which should be within speck for most LEDs you find. Remember to look for the highest MCD value (peak brightness) possible.
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I appreciate the help... all I need now is reverse indiglos!