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LED lightbulb replacements


tgwright
05-04-2009, 08:42 PM
I'm curious if anyone here has tried replacing their tailight/brakelight bulbs with the LED bulbs that are available, and what their experience was with those LEDs. Thanks.

ricebike
05-05-2009, 12:37 AM
i've seen them on later model commercial trucks.... as well as passenger vehicles that come standard w/ them

they work if they're clustered better and uses less electricity... so it's a win-win

unless the costs is more than the standard light bulb... its up to you

rubberman
05-25-2009, 04:53 PM
i replaced the interior dome lights with the 4led bulbs. i can tell a difference but i have replaced the outsides yet. thats next.

toddman67
05-25-2009, 05:49 PM
I've been using LED's for about 12 years now on a bus fleet and have realized a reduction in labor and repair cost's by about 95%. initial cost's are higher but in long run pay out. Luminousity is also increased which is a safety factor for us. Incandecent bulbs blow and thats it, where an LED may have several diodes fail but they continue to illuminate. LED's generally have a life time warranty.
The only disadvantage that some replacement LED's carry is that in some cases (side view) is not as superior as an incandecent bulb.

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