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*PICS* RED LED interior and dash light conversion
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[QUOTE="HOSS-06, post: 592922, member: 10128"] If you dont mind bright switches, in the newer trucks that use LEDs already. All you need to do is switch the LEDs. I have seen some people that have done that. I wanted mine as stock appearing as possible so I messed around with the resistors to dim the LEDs down a bit. On trucks that have incandescent lights, you must add in a resistor as LEDs use much less power. [/QUOTE]
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