LED Dash light conversion

[Fordman487]

I’m looking to convert my 2 dash gauge lightbulbs to LED for more light on my ‘35 ford. This will be my first time with a conversion. Has anyone switched a T63 bulb to LED? Any suggestions on a suitable LED alternative? I’ve got a stock 6v ground positive system with a dimmer. Anything to watch for and know? The rest of the truck hasn’t been switched over yet but I assume there is no comparability issues with the LED and other older style bulbs in the headlights, tail lights etx. All running st the same time? Thanks!

[4dFord/SC]

If your main objective is brighter dash lights, consider bypassing the dimmer switch. It's often the cause of poor lighting.

[Merc Cruzer]

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Originally Posted by Fordman487

I’m looking to convert my 2 dash gauge lightbulbs to LED for more light on my ‘35 ford. This will be my first time with a conversion. Has anyone switched a T63 bulb to LED? Any suggestions on a suitable LED alternative? I’ve got a stock 6v ground positive system with a dimmer. Anything to watch for and know? The rest of the truck hasn’t been switched over yet but I assume there is no comparability issues with the LED and other older style bulbs in the headlights, tail lights etx. All running st the same time? Thanks!

ledlight.com

Go into the web site, then click on automotive, then scroll down to 6 volt positive ground - three pages of bulbs.

LED bulbs that work with positive or negative 6 volt electrical systems. Direct plug and play.
LEDLight.com
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P.O. Box 82626
Phoenix, AZ 85071
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No issues with a mix of original bulbs and LED's

Take a look at these prior postings: Positive ground system in my car

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?
p=1796222#post1796222

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showt...56#post1798056