Neo Raven456

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Just wondering if anybody knows off hand, getting tools and supplies ready for the swap I'm doing tomorrow and I have resistors, just wondering if there are any already in the boards, and if I"ll need them. I'm using 5mm 13kmcd LED's

WhiteA32

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They already have resistors built into the boards. Anytime you take out an LED and replace it with another LED unless you see a resistor in the LED you took out you shouldn't need a resistor.

aznprid972

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wah??

If you are replacing an LED, you do not need a resistor. If you are replacing a bulb, you need a resistor. In your case, the board is already LED so no resistors are needed.

Neo Raven456

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Okay, thanks guys

WhiteA32

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LOL

Thats what I meant....

Neo Raven456

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Well finished the swap this afternoon, all the switches work, etc... all nice and blue, except the driver window button and window lock buttons are a little hot-spotted, but I'll fix that later. I'm just glad I didn't fry the boards seeing this was my first time using a soldering pen

TSoprano

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Where'd you buy the led's from? 3mm or 5mm?

Neo Raven456

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http://stores.ebay.com/BestHongKong

I used 5mm Super Bright Blue LED's @ 13,000 mcd's

Stocks are from the looks of it 2-3mm LED's @ ~1,000 mcd's maaaybbbbe

WhiteA32

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From what I heard the 3mm at 13000mcd puts out the same amount of light as the 5mm at 13000mcd.

Most people go with 3mm because there are easier to move around...

TSoprano

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Cool, good seller there.. I bought my 194 gauge leds from him..

Just bought 50 blues but need a few reds if somebody wanna trade some blues for some reds lemme know..

Neo Raven456

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3mm at 13kmcd would be the same as 5mm @ 13kmcd, it would ever be the same as .5mm or 20mm, since mcd is an si unit of luminosity. 3mm would be easier to move around, but they didn't have any 3mm at that rating, the highest they had were 9kmcd when I checked