LED accent lighting

Clayface

New member
Im wanting to install some led's in various places inside and out. Has anyone ever installed lights to the underside of the mirrors? Id like to wire to the door side of the harness so I can keep taking the doors off like normal.
 

JKWrang

New member
For looks or function? I've never seen that done before. Sounds interesting for sure

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Clayface

New member
Function. Essentially to have side entry lights. I guess if worse comes to worse, I could just mount them under the floor board and wire them along with my football lights.

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OverlanderJK

Resident Smartass
Mirror lights will probably be ineffective if you lift your jeep. I would just do rock lights and then wire them into the sword switch as well as a separate switch.
 

chris h.

New member
I've had puddle lights on my mirrors on a few of my previous vehicles and they are pretty handy. I don't have remote locks on mine though, so they'd be useless. I would try and tie them in to the dome light.
 

cozdude

Guy with a Red 2-Door
speaking of accent lights has anyone upgraded their dome lights to LED so its brighter in the cab?
 

olram30

Not That Kind of Engineer
speaking of accent lights has anyone upgraded their dome lights to LED so its brighter in the cab?

On both jeeps I've done this. I used the 20 dollar kit from Northridge on the dozer and putco kit on the white one. Makes a huge difference. The Northridge kit for a 2 door should be cheaper.
 

cozdude

Guy with a Red 2-Door
On both jeeps I've done this. I used the 20 dollar kit from Northridge on the dozer and putco kit on the white one. Makes a huge difference. The Northridge kit for a 2 door should be cheaper.

i might look into that then. thanks!
 

cozdude

Guy with a Red 2-Door
Just looked, 2 doors are 15 bucks.

looks like im calling northridge......

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JKFlyer

New member
On both jeeps I've done this. I used the 20 dollar kit from Northridge on the dozer and putco kit on the white one. Makes a huge difference. The Northridge kit for a 2 door should be cheaper.

ditto
well worth the upgrade!
 

JKFlyer

New member
I've had puddle lights on my mirrors on a few of my previous vehicles and they are pretty handy. I don't have remote locks on mine though, so they'd be useless. I would try and tie them in to the dome light.

I did this to dome light and it was a nightmare. the dimming fucntion (nothing you can change) fries any relays you may use...
 

JKFlyer

New member
Snap, I wonder if there's a way around that?

There is but it involves buying a little computer device that puts a delay on signal...past dimming point....then sends signal to relay. I tried all sorts of different relays too and this is all that worked. If u r very serious about it and ready to do it...pm me and I'll dig through my records to see what I ordered

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Clayface

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I got my domes from superbright leds. My accent lights I'm getting from oznium

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JKFlyer

New member
I wired led lights to the dome light with no problem! They dim and everything, work perfectly.

MAYBE my issue is that i ws using a relay the way i wired it up. it was the relay that made crazy noises on dimming but if you wire it directly to Dome circuit (and your draw is low enough that it wont overload it ...meaning LED only) then i guess you would be fine. I oringally put in rock lights that were drawing 250 watts so that needed a relay
 

Clayface

New member
Here's what I ended up with. Gonna piggyback on some footwell lights as well. Also considering something lighting up the front part. With as much light is in the rear, it looks real off balance up front. Very easy and fun mod. Love the look.

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