LED's all around installed
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Originally Posted by alomar
No, no red, getting the cargo lights, not for the brake light portion yet.
No, no red, getting the cargo lights, not for the brake light portion yet.
Last edited by dadrett; May 23, 2009 at 12:44 AM.
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Posting rules: You may not post attachments. Is this age discrimination because I'm an old fart? 
How does one go about getting permission 
to add attachments?05-22-09 Well, thanks to nudge from Fabian06SC,
I figured a way to post pics. Not sure it’s the right way, but it works.
Last edited by dadrett; May 23, 2009 at 12:48 AM.
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If I understand U'r post at above link, U did not use resistors at rear lights & as result had rapid flash. U could use resistors in front by attaching to simple flat brackets & attach brackets with existing bolts. This puts resistors out in open & heat is no problem. U can also mount brackets out in open under rear of truck. U'r LED high-mount unit may not have had resistor load. This & no load at rears results in no cruise. U don't have to do any soldering. Use quick-splice connectors & make "pig-tails" to plug into resistors. I have mentioned in several posts about being denied attachments. No member has offered any help or explanation. I've tried to contact the "forum" folks but all I get is an automated reply that they received my request. Saying goes, "A picture is worth 1000 words." & some of what I'm saying would be clearer with pics.
Someone please, how about some help with posting pics.
Someone please, how about some help with posting pics.
My other stement was to the brake lame portion of the LED 3157 bulb. I would not want to install a load resister in this circuit either. I'd rather pay for a LED tail light assemply, with this "load" built into their circuit board, so that my cruise will work.
