As above guys, Groover has kindly done some more LED conversion work for me this time on the window switches & Mirror switch :clap:

 

Got them back with wires ready to plug in just wondering which is the best way & how to do it?

 

Any ideas?

Im sorry J, should have included some instructions lol.

 

Mirror switch, takes its light feed from the ashtray light feed, hence the snap locks. You will see the 2 wires to the ashtray bulb holder, with the ends stripped on the wires on the mirror switch insert into the back of the bulb holder to test for polarity, ie: it will only light one way. When you have found the positive and ground feed, use the snap locks to join the wires from the mirror switch to the ashtray illumination.

 

The door window switches, you have 2 options, if you want them to be able to dim, then you need to run a live and a ground feed to the clock illumination wires in the centre console, you could wire to the light pod, but easier to do at the clock.

 

Second option is to ground to the door and just run 1 wire from the door, pass to the glovebox feed and the drivers side to the pod, but to be honest, with the cards out and having to run a wire anyway, you are better off with option 1.

 

Hope this helps, if you need anymore detail, let me know

 

Cheers

Graham

fancy doing some more Groover?

 

dan.:biggrin:

Im sorry J, should have included some instructions lol.

 

Mirror switch, takes its light feed from the ashtray light feed, hence the snap locks. You will see the 2 wires to the ashtray bulb holder, with the ends stripped on the wires on the mirror switch insert into the back of the bulb holder to test for polarity, ie: it will only light one way. When you have found the positive and ground feed, use the snap locks to join the wires from the mirror switch to the ashtray illumination.

 

The door window switches, you have 2 options, if you want them to be able to dim, then you need to run a live and a ground feed to the clock illumination wires in the centre console, you could wire to the light pod, but easier to do at the clock.

 

Second option is to ground to the door and just run 1 wire from the door, pass to the glovebox feed and the drivers side to the pod, but to be honest, with the cards out and having to run a wire anyway, you are better off with option 1.

 

Hope this helps, if you need anymore detail, let me know

 

Cheers

Graham

 

Thanks mate you're a star :thumbup1::thumbup:

 

J

fancy doing some more Groover?

 

dan.:biggrin:

 

Hi Dan, im always doing some, :cool3:let me know what you are after

 

Graham

Hi Dan, im always doing some, :cool3:let me know what you are after

 

Graham

 

would like the window switches, lights and heater control units!

 

dan.:biggrin:

would like the window switches, lights and heater control units!

 

dan.:biggrin:

 

Hi Dan, window switches, pods left and right, I include the ign ring and hazard switch with the pod price, what colour would you like?

 

Graham

Hi Dan, window switches, pods left and right, I include the ign ring and hazard switch with the pod price, what colour would you like?

 

Graham

 

BLUE!!!!:thumbup:

 

dan.:cool3:

BLUE!!!!:thumbup:

 

dan.:cool3:

 

Hi Dan, just let me know when you want them done and we can go from there

 

Cheers

Graham