Cluster LED Mod
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Cluster LED Mod
so i just replaced all of my incandescent bulbs in my cluster with LEDs.
here are some photos
use tape and a mark to be able to realign the needles
Best way to remove the needles
all of the old bulbs removed
750 ohm resister and LED soldered in
another LED soldered in
all of the LEDs are in
testing before putting it all back together
some areas will be tight so make sure you plan out where to put the resisters
all done. looks good
parts needed: 12x wide angle white LEDs, 12x resisters (i used 750 ohm 1/2 watt), soldering iron & solder, 7 MM nut driver, roughly one half to one hour of time depending on skill level
here are some photos
use tape and a mark to be able to realign the needles
Best way to remove the needles
all of the old bulbs removed
750 ohm resister and LED soldered in
another LED soldered in
all of the LEDs are in
testing before putting it all back together
some areas will be tight so make sure you plan out where to put the resisters
all done. looks good
parts needed: 12x wide angle white LEDs, 12x resisters (i used 750 ohm 1/2 watt), soldering iron & solder, 7 MM nut driver, roughly one half to one hour of time depending on skill level
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s10driver85 (04-08-2012)
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i used white LEDs but they turned out to be of the cool white verity so slightly blueish.
yes, it is fully dimmable.
the turn signals are a bit on the bright/washed out side. i would suggest to anyone trying this to use green LEDs for them
otherwise i think it looks great and is well worth it. the slight blue nature of the LEDs do add a nice contrast to the red/orange needles
yes, it is fully dimmable.
the turn signals are a bit on the bright/washed out side. i would suggest to anyone trying this to use green LEDs for them
otherwise i think it looks great and is well worth it. the slight blue nature of the LEDs do add a nice contrast to the red/orange needles
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