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Correct, no resistor. However, make sure and get some good LEDs. Bought some cheapy ones for my 2001 Ram license plate lights back in the day, and they didn't really light up the plate at all.
Right on thanks for the tip.
Originally Posted by Reject
Once you put LED's in like 06Dak4.7Silversaid once you put LED's in, Youll wanted them everywhere. I have White LED's in my Front Overhead Lights and Blue in my Rear. Then Blue in my HVAC, White in my Cargo (have a LED 3rd Brake), Reverse Lights, License Plate lights, and installed Blue LED Stripes under the dash. I also installed LEDs in my Parents Car to haha.
Great another hobby/want/need lol
Originally Posted by jkeaton
No, no, I wonder if others are doing this and no one has been **** enough to notice....
Oh I know, giving you a hard time. Probably. I noticed them only because I was back there with the lights on hooking my trailer up. I was like WTF is that, and they were both cracked. I have not had a good week with electrical type things. These, my laptop, my one trailer light was smashed from someone or something... ugh. IF its not one thing its another. Better days are ahead.
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a bit obsessed as you can tell..interiors are both led too. I have pics on here somewhere of those. Don't mind my badge delete..I was remodeling
