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@Cokeman95 just did this. He put photos in his build thread. This would be an excellent time to replace / reseal your blend doors. I almost guarantee they are leaking and not allowing full air flow to the correct locations.
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@Cokeman95 just did this. He put photos in his build thread. This would be an excellent time to replace / reseal your blend doors. I almost guarantee they are leaking and not allowing full air flow to the correct locations.
Looks good. I found that if I put one or two of the blue bulb covers from the door switches on the part where you put your leds in, that it reduced the glare quite a bit.Here’s the Fog Lamp switch. My switch was broken by some junkyard savage who ripped the dash apart to get the HVAC control, but luckily for me, skipped right over this. You can see the broken tabs that lock the switch together. Obviously this came right apart. Somehow when mounted in the dash it all stays put.
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Here’s the LED already soldered in. In all the excitement, I forgot to take a pic with the bulb on there. You have to remove the circuit board, and it’s held in place by the locking tabs the in opposing corners. Once that is removed you can get access to soldier. I reused the plastic bulb shroud to set the proper height. Simple remove and reinstall procedure.
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Here’s the wiring. Again, tan resistor is the positive leg of the diode.You must be registered for see images attach
Lastly, here’s the bench test before going back into the truck.You must be registered for see images attach