LED bulb use for specific areas...need info please
Yep, you can use them as halifaxhops says.
A lot of them even have resistors in them so they can be used with a factory flasher (If you wanted)
I run all LED lighting on the out side of the car except for headlights and have the electronic flasher, and another of the main reasons for running the electronic flasher besides needing it for the reduced load lights is that the speed of the flash doesn't change with RPM.
The flash speed stays the same even at idle with headlights and wipers running sitting at a stop with the brake lights on.
You can do a Google search for example "LED replacement for 1056 bulb" and come up with tons of places to get them.
No more yellow light, and while I had that fixture out I installed a small rocker switch on the back of the housing so I can turn it off manually if I don't want it to come on when the doors open, or passengers in the back seat can turn it on for an overhead light. :D
Yep, you can use them as halifaxhops says.
A lot of them even have resistors in them so they can be used with a factory flasher (If you wanted)
I run all LED lighting on the out side of the car except for headlights and have the electronic flasher, and another of the main reasons for running the electronic flasher besides needing it for the reduced load lights is that the speed of the flash doesn't change with RPM.
The flash speed stays the same even at idle with headlights and wipers running sitting at a stop with the brake lights on.
You can do a Google search for example "LED replacement for 1056 bulb" and come up with tons of places to get them.
No more yellow light, and while I had that fixture out I installed a small rocker switch on the back of the housing so I can turn it off manually if I don't want it to come on when the doors open, or passengers in the back seat can turn it on for an overhead light. :D
