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Posted: Mon Dec 4th, 2017 01:33 pm |
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Kealel Certified Ranger Nutjob ![]() Joined: Sat Oct 21st, 2017
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mhoward wrote: Okay, first of all, I forgive you for putting the cluster last. LMAO Ya know, you should write a how-to on your process for the strip lighting. That would be quite useful to other members (like me). :) How kind of you to forgive me :P I should have clarified sorry, the light I put in is the low fuel light (comes on when your tank is on empty). My 2006 had a light built in for this feature (as do most cars) yet my truck does not (it has a red "check gage" light that is easy to miss and is not just for gas) but it does have hookups for a dedicated light. I was surprised that I had no hotspots after the first layout design, I figured I would have to mess around a lot more with it but maybe I just remember a lot about optics from when I was working with them. If I ever have time I would love to do a how to for it! The issue with that though is all the different ways one could do such a thing.
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