Interior Lighting-Cupholder Lights...
Anyone else put lights in their cupholders? Sure you may think it's rice, but it's an idea I've been tossing around, and if it's not too terribly hard to do. I plan on giving it a shot.
I already figure I'm going to use the ash tray light wires to power the LEDs I'll be putting in there. As of now, I currently have a switch that runs off that current that powers my halo fog lights. Is there a way to splice the wires before the switch so that I can still obtain power to the cupholder lights without having to flip my halo fog switch?
Post up any useful info please!
Probably have to make yourself but here's how...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JSMQk61xQ8
BTW- the LED Halos in my Fogs are a led ring. And there's a halogen bulb that get terribly hot. You aren't supposed to run them together anyway. But, I seriously doubt the heat would be enough to damage the LEDs. Now, back on topic.
lol, thanks 6LE. I'll have to look into this. Any ideas how to mount it. Alot of drinks tend to drip their condensation, if I just place a ring in there, would the condensation/water build up effect it any?
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BTW- the LED Halos in my Fogs are a led ring. And there's a halogen bulb that get terribly hot. You aren't supposed to run them together anyway. But, I seriously doubt the heat would be enough to damage the LEDs. Now, back on topic.
lol, thanks 6LE. I'll have to look into this. Any ideas how to mount it. Alot of drinks tend to drip their condensation, if I just place a ring in there, would the condensation/water build up effect it any?
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