6-Volt LED Tail Light Questions
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6-Volt LED Tail Light Questions
I am trying to convert from standard 6-volt bulbs in my tail lights to LED. The more the better. I need them to work as tail, blinker and brake lights. Has anybody done this? Is there a supplier that makes these? Also, is there a problem with the flasher not working because the current draw is so low? Thanks, Jag
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This is a common conversion and there are all sorts of bulbs available so I would suspect that someone offers 6V LED bulbs as well as 12V.
You just have to put the bulbs in and try it to see if your flasher will still work. If not, there are special flashers available to coreect the problem. I think there's a resistor or something you can get as well to create enough resistanse to get the flasher to heat up enough to work correctly...something like that, don't recall offhand.
Google is your friend, here are a couple that came up:
Super Bright LEDs - Boat, RV and Other LED Bulbs
6 Volt LED Positive or Negative Ground Auto Replacement Bulbs
Light Bulbs Classic Auto Bulbs Automotive Replacement Light Bulbs
You just have to put the bulbs in and try it to see if your flasher will still work. If not, there are special flashers available to coreect the problem. I think there's a resistor or something you can get as well to create enough resistanse to get the flasher to heat up enough to work correctly...something like that, don't recall offhand.
Google is your friend, here are a couple that came up:
Super Bright LEDs - Boat, RV and Other LED Bulbs
6 Volt LED Positive or Negative Ground Auto Replacement Bulbs
Light Bulbs Classic Auto Bulbs Automotive Replacement Light Bulbs
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