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Wow this looks superb! Totally agree with power conservation (we all do it for the looks hehe). I cant wait to try this on my 12 year old accent ! I just hope the led which I order fits properly.
Thanks
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Originally Posted by hrish90
(Post 3726132)
I cant wait to try this on my 12 year old accent ! I just hope the led which I order fits properly.
Thanks
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How does the lamp look? Do put a picture so that we can help you buy the right one.
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Originally Posted by @Chaand
(Post 3725123)
Installed these in the boot of my ANHC and here are the results.
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Is the procedure and product same for cabin and boot lights? If yes, I would love to replace mine too, in ANHC.
Will a 32 suffice for Honda City or should go for 42. Because the cabin light is in the front and need proper illumination till the rear passenger seats as well.
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Originally Posted by hrish90
(Post 3726132)
I cant wait to try this on my 12 year old accent ! I just hope the led which I order fits properly.
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All the best!
I was in a hurry to do it. So instead of ordering online I went to a nearby person who sells fancy lights and got the LED's from there. Got a cheaper deal as well compared to online!
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Originally Posted by dre@ms
(Post 3726190)
Is the procedure and product same for cabin and boot lights? If yes, I would love to replace mine too, in ANHC.
Procedure is largely similar. The cabin light should not take you more than 2 minutes once you pry open the light cover. Just keep in mind the polarity.
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Originally Posted by dre@ms
(Post 3726190)
Will a 32 suffice for Honda City or should go for 42. Because the cabin light is in the front and need proper illumination till the rear passenger seats as well.
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I installed a SMD 24 LED in the cabin yesterday and i was left wanting for more illumination. However that's a matter of personal preference. Will try today by coupling SMD 24 LED with a SMD 5050 one.
Be careful about this happening. It is fairly common.
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Originally Posted by a4anurag
(Post 3726139)
How does the lamp look? Do put a picture so that we can help you buy the right one.
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Hope this helps
Hrish90,
This should easily take a 24 or 48 SMD. The one in my ANHC is smaller than this but can accommodate a 6 cm by 4 cm SMD LED.
All the best.
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Originally Posted by hrish90
(Post 3727141)
Hope this helps
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As suggested by Chaand, go ahead and get a 24 SMD one.
You can either get a direct 24 SMD one in a festoon or like the one I have used in my car.
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Originally Posted by @Chaand
(Post 3727168)
This should easily take a 24 or 48 SMD. The one in my ANHC is smaller than this but can accommodate a 6 cm by 4 cm SMD LED.
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Thanks Anurag & Chand! I got the 24 SMD. My car is really bright now! Haha
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Originally Posted by hrish90
(Post 3727759)
Thanks Anurag & Chand! I got the 24 SMD. My car is really bright now! Haha
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Great!
Do share some before and after pictures of the installation.
Unfortunately, i did not take any before pics but it wasn't of any use as i couldn't click a selfie at night with the old yellow light on. However, i have clicked some after pics :D
Sorry, for the blurry snaps. I will try to click better ones next time with a better camera.
PS : Thanks everyone :D
Good to see many folks brightening up their cabins.
I had an :OT query.
Is anyone aware as to how to tap the wiring of the central dome light so that I can connect footwell lights in the form of LED'S. The car in question is the ANHC.
Thanks.
Does anyone have an idea on changing the backlighting of the dashboard? I have changed most lights to LEDs but the dashboard light doesn't match with the overall look.
In my friend's Pulsar 200NS, it was a straight forward job but I am not sure if it would be possible in the car.
What type of lights would have been used inside the dashboard, if anyone has opened the dashboard?
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Originally Posted by vin11
(Post 3784472)
Does anyone have an idea on changing the backlighting of the dashboard? I have changed most lights to LEDs but the dashboard light doesn't match with the overall look.
In my friend's Pulsar 200NS, it was a straight forward job but I am not sure if it would be possible in the car.
What type of lights would have been used inside the dashboard, if anyone has opened the dashboard?
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Never have gone to that level of detailing and IMO it is risky.
Would involve removing the dashboard to access the instrumentation cluster.
Once that's opened, the cover holding the i console shark b be open need to expose the bulbs which are mostly T10 / T5 or w5w.
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