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Old 07-03-2010 | 11:20 PM
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i was looking on the v-led thread and found that the parking lights/door/map lights were all sold out. so i use the fitment guide on v-leds and come up with the code and choose these http://www.v-leds.com/Interior-LED/D...-p8194095.html
and http://www.v-leds.com/Interior-LED/G...-p8804828.html but they have led's lighting forward and to the sides. are these bulbs appropriate for parking door and map? will they waste more electricity than necessary?
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Those will work for the door and parking just fine, although they won't be as bright as the ones that use the high power LEDs. I actually used those before they came out with the high power bulbs. Those probably won't fit in the map light though, that location requires a smaller bulb. What color do you want for the maps? If you want blue, these will probably work:

http://www.v-leds.com/Exterior-LED/C...81101-1-2.html
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thank you those are the forward ones i was looking for. now i understand how to use v=led's reference chart. but with the 13 led ones as parking lights, since they don't have a heat sink, will they be able to dissipate enough heat to run continuously and inside such a small space?
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thank you those are the forward ones i was looking for. now i understand how to use v=led's reference chart. but with the 13 led ones as parking lights, since they don't have a heat sink, will they be able to dissipate enough heat to run continuously and inside such a small space?
The non-high power LEDs generate almost no heat, you should be find. I will say that the high power bulbs are well worth the wait though.
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yea the high power ones look awesome in your thread. thanks for your help!
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