L.E.D. Bulb Conversion/Cross Reference List

[Scott in AZ]

I used similar LED bulbs in all the interior overhead dome lights, courtesy lights and map lights. I used these new fixtures on the puddle lights under the side view mirrors. They replaced the 21-year old brittle plastic fixtures. I also used new LED fixtures on the door courtesy lights, replaced the entire fixture housing, because one of my housings was long since crack and gone.

But OP is right. LED interior (and exterior, except brake and flashers, keep incandescent) is one of the easiest, most economical and most impactful upgrades we can make.

And a question - Every interior bulb (and exterior) is swapped out, except ashtray and glove box. But I still have not been able to get the ashtray bulb and the glove box bulb out. I’m afraid I’ll shatter them if I clinch on them any harder. Any tips?

 

[Mean_Green]

I did these for the door mounted courtesy lights. The red end lights up too instead of being just a reflector.

 

[S33k3r]

I did these for the door mounted courtesy lights. The red end lights up too instead of being just a reflector.

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I'm trying to figure out how to convert my rear passenger doors to lights instead of reflectors. I know it's a different harness for those doors, but I have been unlucky in trying to find the harness that those door harnesses plug into.

Someone in the forum got the harnesses off the doors, but then ran power and ground to the same connections as the front door. I want to get the harness to keep it factory.

Any suggestions are appreciated.

 

[ncalvo]

I replaced all my interior lights with LEDs.
The vanity mirror bulbs and the MAP lights up front for driver and passenger seat did not like being LED.
The vanity mirror would flicker on and off, and the map lights were extremely dim, so I went back to stock for those. The rest of the truck function fine with LED.