Blue LED map lights?
i want to do some in the foot wells and the cupholders. it will keep my busy from voiding the engine warranty. bad thing is i want purple, and the ones i get will be UV light, meaning black light and will show all the dirt and fuz in my car lol
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http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-PURPLE-LED-U...ht_3861wt_1253
It's from australia, but it says free international shipping. The cupholders may be hard to do though. Just as an idea, you could try cutting out the bottom of the cupholders (or a spare to work with) and adding a plexiglass bottom, then put a neon or led tube underneath it.
Try checking this out, it's the same thing I bought just in purple, from the company's ebay store
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-PURPLE-LED-U...ht_3861wt_1253
It's from australia, but it says free international shipping. The cupholders may be hard to do though. Just as an idea, you could try cutting out the bottom of the cupholders (or a spare to work with) and adding a plexiglass bottom, then put a neon or led tube underneath it.
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-PURPLE-LED-U...ht_3861wt_1253
It's from australia, but it says free international shipping. The cupholders may be hard to do though. Just as an idea, you could try cutting out the bottom of the cupholders (or a spare to work with) and adding a plexiglass bottom, then put a neon or led tube underneath it.
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WLED-x6 LED bulb
12 VDC 6-LED Wedge Base bulb (194/168 type)
With built-in voltage regulator
Select LED Color
$ 2.79
12 VDC 6-LED Wedge Base bulb (194/168 type)
With built-in voltage regulator
Select LED Color
$ 2.79
http://superbrightleds.com/cgi-bin/s...t=CAR#WLED-x-x
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For me, it was a major pain in the ass. I pulled and pulled on it with a pair of pliers, but they kept slipping off the bulb, and eventually I just used a pair of wire cutters and pried them out. The hard part is getting a grip on the bulb, which is why I used the wire cutters to pull on the bulb from behind rather than just pulling on the bulb itself. Don't worry about breaking the bulb, because you won't.
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