sypderrobinson134
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I saw led bulbs the other day and got to wondering if they would go into the same spot as a regular light or no?
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Do you need a new kit for led bulbs.
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jcthorne
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It really depends on where you want to use them. In general, for turn signals and brake lamps where the nanny monitors current for bulb failure, no they do not work. For running lights that are not monitored, they generally work fine and use less power than the original incandescent bulbs. These are generalities though. Ask more specific applications and folks here may be able to help with recommendations on what has worked for them.
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