Thread: Internal LED upgrade

Hi Andrew
Have you got some pics and a link?

Ron

I haven't had then in more than a day so don't know yet if I recommend, but I bought these.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Error-Fre...3D221959887145

Here are a couple of pics I don't know how helpful they are.

i had seen them on eBay and wondered how they would go , thanks

I picked up a set like this.

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item...918163&alt=web

Less than $2 for 10. I dont have a code reader but no issues that I've noticed. You can get ones that say canbus compatible too, if you're concerned. I dont know how long they last but 2 packs will let you change all the lights with a few spare.

Cheers

Dan

Those puddle lights look great, lot better than the standard globes.

Just realized there are also footwell lights, need about 3 more globes to completely cover the interior.

I did the same ages ago.

Only difference is, I changed the reading lights to red, so that at night, they don't ruin my night vision while driving. If I need a white light, I have the centre lights.

Oh, and the puddle lamps in the bottom of my doors project the Land Rover logo.

I am curious thou, as to why you are concerned about saving power? The internal lights time out, so even if you leave a door open, it wont drain the battery.

Originally Posted by Basil135

I did the same ages ago.

Only difference is, I changed the reading lights to red, so that at night, they don't ruin my night vision while driving. If I need a white light, I have the centre lights.

Oh, and the puddle lamps in the bottom of my doors project the Land Rover logo.

I am curious thou, as to why you are concerned about saving power? The internal lights time out, so even if you leave a door open, it wont drain the battery.

Because When I am camping we run a lot of stuff off the car, I have Traxide dual battery system but I run a fridge and LED lights under the awning and charge stuff in the car etc and the kids and missus are always opening the doors and the internal lights are always on. I just want to preserve the main battery as much as possible because when we are camped I don't necessarily run the car everyday.