* tC Stock Radio LED Conversion Guide by LEDmod.com
06-15-2009, 10:06 PM
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Originally Posted by koalaznbear
This diy looks like a doozy. I recently bought an inexpensive soldering kit to get my feet wet. but the LED's I'm using are huge compared to the tiny ones used on this install.
It way way smaller...
02-20-2010, 07:02 PM
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SCIONT TC Gauge, HAVC and Stereo lights
I want to change my lights on my Scion TC. Gauge, HAVC and Stereo lights to a Blue style. Can you please provide me with a quote for this? I'm located in Chula Vista, CA, 91911
Scion tC Stock Radio LED Conversion Installation Guide
by LEDmod.com
For all three Generation
** NOTE : This isn't for beginner, so if you aren't sure you can do this then, please seek professional help
I also offer installation for Local and Out of state people
Here is a step by step guide for LED Conversion
Things you'll need (Mostly available at RadioShack)
- Fine point Pencil Soldering Iron (Recommend 15-30 watt)
- Solder : Prefer silver-bearing solder or rosin core solder (Thinner the better, easier to work with)
- Soldering accesories
- Philips screw driver and 10mm socket wrech
- LEDs and Resistor (Available at LEDmod.com)
*Note : Generation number might not be accurate, but they shares similar installation
You are pretty much done
If you aren't sure if you've installed it right, you can just put the radio back on with just the circuit board attached to check them out.
If all the LED lights up, put everything back together
If you have any questions, just E-mail me at Sean@LEDmod.com
by LEDmod.com
For all three Generation
** NOTE : This isn't for beginner, so if you aren't sure you can do this then, please seek professional help
I also offer installation for Local and Out of state people
Here is a step by step guide for LED Conversion
Things you'll need (Mostly available at RadioShack)
- Fine point Pencil Soldering Iron (Recommend 15-30 watt)
- Solder : Prefer silver-bearing solder or rosin core solder (Thinner the better, easier to work with)
- Soldering accesories
- Philips screw driver and 10mm socket wrech
- LEDs and Resistor (Available at LEDmod.com)
*Note : Generation number might not be accurate, but they shares similar installation
You are pretty much done
If you aren't sure if you've installed it right, you can just put the radio back on with just the circuit board attached to check them out.
If all the LED lights up, put everything back together
If you have any questions, just E-mail me at Sean@LEDmod.com
02-20-2010, 09:43 PM
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check out the detail here..
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=131881
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