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For Tail, brake and turn light...

 

Here is a small write up from this Australian website.

 

 

Solid-State, High Shock & Vibration Resistant

 

Fast Turn On/Off Time nsec giving drivers following 60 extra feet of stopping distance at 60mph.

 

Low Power (Wattage) draw, puts less load on the automotive electrical system, like alternator & battery

 

Long Life 100,000 Hrs (10yrs +)

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You may have to put in a resistor for the turn signal. Check the following websites:

 

www.superbrightleds.com

 

www.autolumination.com

 

This is needed so that the turn signal can flash. Something to do with the voltage or current causing the systemm to think ther is no bulb there as LEDs use very little power.

 

BTW, LEDs are not known for their brightness. Be warned. As replacement bulbs for instrument panel, I believe they are perfect for the job.

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