Door Panel Lights
February
2, 2014
Oznium pre-wired
surface mount LED in cool white.

Pretty bright for a single LED.

Door panel light.

Test with LED.

Material for the LED mount.

Top pieces.

These will sit on the housing and hold the LED's. The tabs will keep
them in place.

Bottom pieces; the "C" shape will keep the LED in place.

The notch is to let the ribbon cable pass through.

I used a two-part plastic epoxy to glue everything together.

Final test fit.
June
14/2014

The brightness of the LED creates this "cross". I suspect this will
bother me.
May 9/2017
Back on this project.....

Wire harness to run in the door. It splits to a plug for the
door
light, and the other end is for some future door handle lighting.

Right front, stock with no light or wiring.

Right front, door re-assembled, wiring run to kick panel, lit with
power supply.

Left front, stock with no light or wiring.

Left front, door re-assembled, wiring run to kick panel, lit with power
supply.
May 10/2017

Front doors wired.
I made a 194 adapter harness that plugs into the
dome light socket; didn't feel like hacking the wiring.

Front doors done.
May 11/2017

Wiring harness #3.

Wiring harness #4.

All done.
If you have any comments, suggestions, or see any errors, please let
me know..... cbradley@telus.net
Last updated on May 11/2017
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