Using LED's in the headlights.

[zach2011]

I don't mean AS headlights, but the other lights such as parking, turn, and DRL. Does any modification have to be done to these for them to work properly?

 

[Modded]

Have them in the DRLs, parking lights and side markers, shortly said, resistors are needed

 

[tool2269]

I have some as my reverse lights. no resistor needed

 

[UofMZ71]

Have them in the DRLs, parking lights and side markers, shortly said, resistors are needed

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I have some as my reverse lights. no resistor needed

nuff said

 

[Fast55]

I have all bulbs in LED and yes, resistors for turn signals, front and rear. Everything else is fine, inside or out.

 

[zach2011]

How hard is it to add a resistor? Never done that before.

 

[tool2269]

How hard is it to add a resistor? Never done that before.

I believe its similar to this:
http://www.newtiburon.com/forums/showthread.php?p=3196419

 

[flawless06tahoe]

I bought some LED lights for my running lights and they have built in resistors. Work great I wired them up so they are on all the time. With headlights on or off.

 

[UofMZ71]

I bought some LED lights for my running lights and they have built in resistors. Work great I wired them up so they are on all the time. With headlights on or off.

where did you get those?

 

[Fast55]

How hard is it to add a resistor? Never done that before.

Up front it's a huge pain in the ass, the headlights pretty much have to come out completely. Mine are mounted to the installation plate that V-LED's offers, then bolted to the core support behind the lights so they aren't just dangling by the wires or tie wrapped to the wiring loom. This also helps dissipate the heat. The rears are really easy, only 2 screws holding the whole light in and then you have plenty of access to the loom and anywhere you might want to mount the resistor.