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GTOger · 05-30-2013

Here is the list of what I used in my car. I picked these up from superbrightleds.com and I selected "natural white" wherever possible.

Underhood / Engine compartment:
2x UPCB-xWHP30-FES

Door handle courtesy lights:
2x 4410-x9

Under-dash courtesy lights:
2x RL4410-xHP9

Cargo area lights:
2x WLED-x5

Center console light:
RL4410-xHP9

Rearview Mirror flood lights:
2x WLED-x6
(note: these will require some "whittling down" of the widest point just below the LEDs in order to fit. I used a knife. You may also consider a dremmel, grinder or belt sander, but the piece is very small so power tools would make it very easy to injure oneself or damage the bulb)

I didn't put an ammeter on the system before/after, so I'm not sure what the amperage draw actually is now. But it has to be a WHOLE LOT LESS.

05-30-2013	#9
GTOger Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 197	Re: LED replacement for courtesy lights Here is the list of what I used in my car. I picked these up from superbrightleds.com and I selected "natural white" wherever possible. Underhood / Engine compartment: 2x UPCB-xWHP30-FES Door handle courtesy lights: 2x 4410-x9 Under-dash courtesy lights: 2x RL4410-xHP9 Cargo area lights: 2x WLED-x5 Center console light: RL4410-xHP9 Rearview Mirror flood lights: 2x WLED-x6 (note: these will require some "whittling down" of the widest point just below the LEDs in order to fit. I used a knife. You may also consider a dremmel, grinder or belt sander, but the piece is very small so power tools would make it very easy to injure oneself or damage the bulb) I didn't put an ammeter on the system before/after, so I'm not sure what the amperage draw actually is now. But it has to be a WHOLE LOT LESS.