If you don't wish to have extra lights in the back of your truck or
have limited space and you have upgraded to 12V LED's,
this may be a tip for you.

You can use any two light functions using one 12V LED light, using any combination below.
It's that simple.

brake
tail
blinker
parking
side marker

This uses a simple diode (a one way circuit, so a ''cross'' from the other function does not bleed-over) affect the second function, installed on each function and a resistor used on one of those functions. one light gives you 100% voltage, while the other gives you about 90% +/- depending on the type resistance the resistor you buy is.


a ''cross'' is when one wire has a path of higher reststance to another (or touches the other wire) thus affecting the second circuit. aka bleedover.

the simple LED lights refered to in the tech are a simple clearence light as shown.
the above number for the diode is this, a zener ! ..... 1947RBT you're looking at this way to hard.

http://images.google.com/imgres?img...6svnum%3D10%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26sa%3DNPs
There IS nothing complicated about the tip. :confused:


Jim & Caroline
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