Nope, just that cheesy iron with a fine tip $1.99 at Radio Shack.
Sorry about the delay in getting the how to up. I've been busy getting my new stereo built up. Will get it up as soon as I have some free time from work, wife, and the stereo.
Lexus Has Nothing On My e30 (DIY LED Plate Lights)
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^LOL... I just looks good imho. I don't ever speed outside of tracks so I don't worry about cops at all.
It's not for everyone, but I'll try and get that writeup on shortly. I've been busy building my box and audio setup finally.
The soldering iron is just a cheesy 15w/30w Radio Shack number. Not pretty, but it gets the job done.
Thanks for the compliments... and Luke I am in agreeance with the check panel being more of an irritation. I am glad I don't have one :)Leave a comment:
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I wish I could find specifications on the damn check panel. All I really want is the fluid level indications, I really do not care about the "bulb out" stuff.
Loving the LED bulbs, man, great job.
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Very cool. I'd like to see a write up on it. What kind of soldering iron do you use?Leave a comment:
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Correctomundo... makes wiring much neater and cleaner than using resistors.
I have a lowly 318is so don't have the check panel to defeat. You'd probably have to use some sort of load emulator type thing.
Thanks for the compliments guys... I'll work on a writeup in the next few days. Do you guys know if I would put it here or in the DIY/Technical sections?Leave a comment:
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Much better than the "bought" replacements. How does your Check panel like them?Leave a comment:
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I don't see any resistors. How did you manage that with only 4 LED's?Leave a comment:
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You know, I have been wanting to do this for the longest time.
Write up please!!Leave a comment:

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