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Just did the map lights in my 98 T/A and they were not 44mm. 44mm was too big to fit inside the housing.
Picked up 578 Canbus 41mm 42mm LED Bulb 300LM Error Free Festoon Bulbs off Amazon and with some needle nose pliers to close up the tabs they fit and work great!
I would consider updating the master list.
Picked up 578 Canbus 41mm 42mm LED Bulb 300LM Error Free Festoon Bulbs off Amazon and with some needle nose pliers to close up the tabs they fit and work great!
I would consider updating the master list.
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I got some tinted tail lights and turn signals so I put in L.E.D.s when i went to turn i noticed the indicator stays on, but doesnt flash. Do I need a canbus L.E.D? I have no idea. I looked in the owners manual but no luck... any help is appreciated!
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Frekingdylan, you should just need to swap out both your flasher units under the dash for a pair of CEC Fully Electronic EF32RL LED Compatible Flashers. You can find them on Amazon or eBay, etc. Don’t even waste your time trying to use anything else.
You will also need to add a 50W 6 Ohm LED resistor, one behind each tail lamp. Mount these carefully because they will create a lot of heat. On my Camaro I secured them to the sheet metal tail panel with high-temperature RTV sealant, and this method has worked well for me on both of my Camaros. These resistors are available on eBay. Just do a search for "50w 6 Ohm Load Resistor for Car Indicator LED Lamp" and you'll find them for $2.23 each.
Others may have other suggestions, but what I'm telling you has worked for me on two (2001 & 2002) Camaros, each with the SS spoiler and its LED CHMSL, and each with functional cruise control. The 2001 SS is an M6 car and the 2002 is an A4.
Good luck and let us know how it turned out!
You will also need to add a 50W 6 Ohm LED resistor, one behind each tail lamp. Mount these carefully because they will create a lot of heat. On my Camaro I secured them to the sheet metal tail panel with high-temperature RTV sealant, and this method has worked well for me on both of my Camaros. These resistors are available on eBay. Just do a search for "50w 6 Ohm Load Resistor for Car Indicator LED Lamp" and you'll find them for $2.23 each.
Others may have other suggestions, but what I'm telling you has worked for me on two (2001 & 2002) Camaros, each with the SS spoiler and its LED CHMSL, and each with functional cruise control. The 2001 SS is an M6 car and the 2002 is an A4.
Good luck and let us know how it turned out!
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I plugged it into the stock flasher socket under the dash.
I'm using a "Keep It Clean FF552NLF No Load Fixed Flasher"
I paid $15 a few years ago on Amazon.
The original listing is marked as unavailable (which had decent reviews), but there is a new listing with reviews saying it didn't work for them.
Check this thread:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/stereo-el...ront-rear.html
Whitebird00 had a good reply on there of available options.
One of those others may work better.
I'm using a "Keep It Clean FF552NLF No Load Fixed Flasher"
I paid $15 a few years ago on Amazon.
The original listing is marked as unavailable (which had decent reviews), but there is a new listing with reviews saying it didn't work for them.
Check this thread:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/stereo-el...ront-rear.html
Whitebird00 had a good reply on there of available options.
One of those others may work better.
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HVAC lights are a T5 Wedge.
I bought these and they work well:
Says currently unavailable, but you can find similar ones.
![](https://www.fadingarrow.com/images/Firebird%20HVAC%20Knobs/LED%20Bulb.jpg)
See my thread on ouput:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...vac-*****.html
I bought these and they work well:
Says currently unavailable, but you can find similar ones.
![](https://www.fadingarrow.com/images/Firebird%20HVAC%20Knobs/LED%20Bulb.jpg)
See my thread on ouput:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...vac-*****.html
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HVAC lights are a T5 Wedge.
I bought these and they work well:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B076SSGQSK
Says currently unavailable, but you can find similar ones.
![](https://www.fadingarrow.com/images/Firebird%20HVAC%20Knobs/LED%20Bulb.jpg)
See my thread on ouput:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...vac-*****.html
I bought these and they work well:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B076SSGQSK
Says currently unavailable, but you can find similar ones.
![](https://www.fadingarrow.com/images/Firebird%20HVAC%20Knobs/LED%20Bulb.jpg)
See my thread on ouput:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...vac-*****.html