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This is such a great project to spruce up the interior a bit. I'm working on my Blue LED swap now to contrast against my painted white door lock panels. But one annoying bit is finding the polarity on the PCB! I could not find any markings whatsoever for polarity on the double window switch on the driver's side circuit board. The first time, I soldered it in the wrong way and the LED didn't light, so I switched it around and then I was good. I mean its just a small nuisance but come onnnn lol
This is such a great project to spruce up the interior a bit. I'm working on my Blue LED swap now to contrast against my painted white door lock panels. But one annoying bit is finding the polarity on the PCB! I could not find any markings whatsoever for polarity on the double window switch on the driver's side circuit board. The first time, I soldered it in the wrong way and the LED didn't light, so I switched it around and then I was good. I mean its just a small nuisance but come onnnn lol
You didn't measure and mark before desoldering the bulbs?
What bulb style should I have used? I ended up using white diffused white LEDs. The HVAC isn't as bright as I thought it would be. I figured white diffused would be best because it shines light equally in all directions. I guess what bothers me is the ac speed numbers don't light up equally
02-07-2016, 10:41 PM
