sierrafery
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I can't recommend you any just think and research well before you buy them cos LEDs for interior lights might have a strange behaviour cos the courtesy lights have permannent feed and they are managed by the BCU on the earth path through a transistor switch and i've seen cases when some LED's were slightly glowing when they should have been completely off, also if they are polarised you MUST fit them correctly otherwise they'll not come on at all
brian47
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I have fitted LEDs in my interior lights with no difficulties.
Judging by most of your other posts, I reckon that these will do you. 16 LED plates to fit straight into a 38mm festoon holder (almost as bright as your headlights) and in any number of colours.
You can also fit smaller ones into the glove box light and number plate light on the back.
As sierrafery has already said, they are polarity conscious.
Judging by most of your other posts, I reckon that these will do you. 16 LED plates to fit straight into a 38mm festoon holder (almost as bright as your headlights) and in any number of colours.
You can also fit smaller ones into the glove box light and number plate light on the back.
As sierrafery has already said, they are polarity conscious.
discool
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48 LED plate in the front and mid interior light fitting although I did have a festoon replacement at first (as shown) and all with out any issues with my MFU. .
LEDs for the rest even the glove box, front side lights and puddle lights plus the green under dash strips.
Another car I own is fitted with blue LEDs through out the interior
LEDs for the rest even the glove box, front side lights and puddle lights plus the green under dash strips.
Another car I own is fitted with blue LEDs through out the interior
