Green interior to LED

[hc806]

hey, i think i read on here before about people not liking the green interior lighting,

i was wondering if anyone has swapped it yet?

I this from another forum, I dont know if it has been posted, but it seems interesting, and i wish i could get this done to my ct

DIY: How to swap LEDs - Club Lexus Forums

This is not a CT though

[lexceetee]

That's pretty awesome, but I am not that bold.

[jimmyc13]

Dang, that's a LOT of work! Not worth all of that effort IMO!

[WhtCnBrwnDo4U]

thats an acura TL.. most of thost lights are standard save from the really bright blue ones near the clock

[Zero228]

thats an acura TL.. most of thost lights are standard save from the really bright blue ones near the clock

That's a Lexus IS250/IS350

[audi4t]

thats an acura TL.. most of thost lights are standard save from the really bright blue ones near the clock

Did you ever open the link showing the pictures and the description of how he changed out the led's, I don't see any Acura stuff there?

[hc806]

ya it isnt an acura...

but anyways.. i used to own a civic, and i see people switiching out the colours easily since they were just individual bulbs, but for this car, they are leds that are welded to boards, whcih i am scared of short circuiting since we have a hybrid with so much technology...

but the green really makes eth car look dated compared to the white

[maxa]

ya it isnt an acura...

but anyways.. i used to own a civic, and i see people switiching out the colours easily since they were just individual bulbs, but for this car, they are leds that are welded to boards, whcih i am scared of short circuiting since we have a hybrid with so much technology...

but the green really makes eth car look dated compared to the white

Just to clarify, the interior electronic is no different from any other car, you still have 12V and you wont blow the electric engine by blowing a fuse in the coupé If you are inside the radio and makes a fault you will blow the radio, amp, speakers(not likely) or a fuse somewhere. Its expensive enough, but you wont risk blowing the hybrid system

Its no hard operation, the hard part usually is to choose the right kind of led. You want it to be the same color as the rest, you want it to be right brightness (brighter than the rest looks bad and is irritating for the eyes, less bright than rest looks bad) and you need it to be the right voltage and amps.

[Matt_RN]

Just curious, if anyone was to do this and accidentally welded super bright LEDs; does the brightness control that controls the dash lights control the brightness of the console lights too? Maybe something to think about if you're driving in the pitch black and can't adjust your console lights. LOL.

[nguyenmq]

If anyone attempts this please keep us posted, definitely something I'd love to do for my CT!