I was just outside wiring up my LED cup holder lights and had one question. Where did everyone ground there LED's. I thought about grounding the LED's right into the ground wire that runs the ash tray bulb. Anyone see a problem with that or did you ground yours some other place?

PS: I did not think I had an ash tray bulb until I started taking the cup holder apart and found that just the bulb was blown. So if I have them on a early model 97 pretty much everyone else should too.

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97 Ford F150 XLT 4x4 4.6L auto, Std cab/Long bed, 3.55LS rear axle, PW,PL, and PM, captian chairs w/arm rests
Sylvania Cool Blue Bulbs, Ford logo hitch and license plate, tinted windows, blackouts front and rear(w/ford logos on front blackouts),ventvisors all around, painted logos on door sills and under hood, 55w backup lights, K&N Filter, custom 4x4 emblems,and much more to come


thomaswright5714@hotmail.com

 

Yea that is what I did. Just use the ashtray light ground.

[This message has been edited by Firezap (edited 05-22-2001).]

 

Firezap
Thanks for the reply. I went ahead and just hooked it up. Works and looks great. Glad to know I did it the right way. Oh, and by the way thanks for the idea I seen it on your truck first.

Thanks
KYFordFreak

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97 Ford F150 XLT 4x4 4.6L auto, Std cab/Long bed, 3.55LS rear axle, PW,PL, and PM, captian chairs w/arm rests
Sylvania Cool Blue Bulbs, Ford logo hitch and license plate, tinted windows, blackouts front and rear(w/ford logos on front blackouts),ventvisors all around, painted logos on door sills and under hood, 55w backup lights, K&N Filter, custom 4x4 emblems,and much more to come


thomaswright5714@hotmail.com

 

No problem, Try the power port/lighter LED next makes a big diff. plugging in things at night.