LED light strip

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cmorris

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Hey guys, installed my light strip from Ozimon (sp) actually it is 2 strips meeting in the middle and i wired them driectly to a unused plug on from oem that is not used on the new led lights. What do you think? On a side note, I blow the 15amp fuse this am on the left side, which has a longer section, replaced it with a 20 (i know that is not what is advised, but I wanted to see it the amperage is too high?)
Any thoughts??
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yea

I was thinking about one of these wired to my 3rd brake light.

where did you get it? how much / more photos (please)!
 
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I was thinking about one of these wired to my 3rd brake light.

where did you get it? how much / more photos (please)!

http://www.oznium.com/new-products

Here you go, try this out and you can find it under the the waterproof strip! Their customer service is awesome, I had mine blow out 3 leds the second day and called them up and they are sending me a new one right away. Great. Very easy install just spliced them into an unused + - at the tails.
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Good work but not my style.

If you are blowing fuses then yes the amperage is too high or you have a short circuit. What is the amperage rating of the LED tails with the LED strip added? I would not increase the fuse size because the amperage may be greater than the rating of the wires supplying power. I have seen a few cases of these wires overheating, melting the casing and causing a fire.
 
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Good work but not my style.

If you are blowing fuses then yes the amperage is too high or you have a short circuit. What is the amperage rating of the LED tails with the LED strip added? I would not increase the fuse size because the amperage may be greater than the rating of the wires supplying power. I have seen a few cases of these wires overheating, melting the casing and causing a fire.

Thanks, I like it!:)

replaced the fuse and all is good, double checked the connections and so far so good! Sure makes the rear of a blacked out truck more visable at night!
 

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+1.. me too.. not my type :)

By the way, what can you say about this LED light strips I found? I'm thinking of installing it on mine...

Lighted Accents - Phantom LED Light Strips by Pilot
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The ones on the front look like something from Pep Boys, Autozone, etc. So that's a big NO vote from me.
 

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I like the one's along the back! :waytogo:

As for those ones on the front I, too, would have to put in a vote of NO. Just looks outta place IMO.
 

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I agree, the red ones on the back look pretty cool. But the ones on the front are about as cool as having a ***** at a swim meet.
 

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