*LEDmod.com tC : High Power 84 LED Dome Light
10-05-2009 | 11:19 PM
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*LEDmod.com tC : High Power 84 LED Dome Light
Scion tC : Custom High Power 84 LED Dome Light
Using high power 3-chip SMD LED technology
To order please click here for the link
Remove the lens using flat head screw driver (there is small notch)
Connect the socket
Peel off the adhesive film
Tuck the wires and stick it on
Check to make sure lights up
Do same for the rear dome light
Using high power 3-chip SMD LED technology
- Front 30 LED(10 x 3-Chip) : 1.5" x 1.5"
- Rear 54 LED(14 x 3-chip) : 5.0" x 1.5"
- Flexible super thin SMD design, 1/16" thick
- One of the brightest in the market
- Harness is design to fit the stock socket
- Plug and Play style installation
- Double sided tape for easy installation
- 1-year warranty
To order please click here for the link
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Installation Guide
Remove the lens using flat head screw driver (there is small notch)
Connect the socket
Peel off the adhesive film
Tuck the wires and stick it on
Check to make sure lights up
Do same for the rear dome light
11-05-2009 | 10:35 PM
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Best recommendation would be stick the 3 module on the piece of plastic or any material that 3 piece will stick to..
That way 3 module will align better..
Last edited by LEDmod; 11-05-2009 at 10:39 PM.
11-06-2009 | 08:47 AM
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Any flat rectangular piece that you can stick on the 3 module to hole them together.. and you can wedge in in the dome housing..
Only the middle module has a place to stick...
Two map light module has no where to stick to... so that is the reason to use that flat piece....
Only the middle module has a place to stick...
Two map light module has no where to stick to... so that is the reason to use that flat piece....
12-10-2009 | 08:39 PM
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If I would like all of the dome lights switched to LED, would I need four separate lights? One for the front entry, one for the driver side map light, one for the passenger side map light, and one for the rear?
12-10-2009 | 08:45 PM
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Large module for the rear dome
Small module for front dome(middle section)
Two small module for the left and right map light..
Map light is not nessesary, since small module for the front dome is already bright enough..
But if you do like blue color domelight, it would be good idea to do white for the map light..
Since blue light does not have high visble light as the white color...
12-10-2009 | 08:55 PM
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Thanks for the quick reply... I don't like blue light that much, so I would prefer the white lights all the way around.
I got your license plate lights and they are awesome... Can you pm me a quote on how much all four dome lights would be picked up in Fullerton? (so we don't have to worry about shipping costs, whenever you are in town...) Thanks again.
I got your license plate lights and they are awesome... Can you pm me a quote on how much all four dome lights would be picked up in Fullerton? (so we don't have to worry about shipping costs, whenever you are in town...) Thanks again.
01-05-2010 | 08:53 PM
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01-05-2010 | 09:00 PM
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Do you or will you in the future have anything for the cubby hole section in the tC? There is a bulb down there and I have a simple blue bulb in there but I would like it a little brighter.