RS3000 Light

Tinkergnome621

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Since it is raining and was bored and unable to actually do what i need to do to my 4Runner and I did not notice a write up on it I changed the led indicator for the RS3000 in about 5 min.

You will need
  1. Soldering Iron
  2. LED "Whatever you want I wanted a Blue one".
    Voltage normally on a led is 2-5 volts depending on the color and intensity on a vehicle you typically have to have a resistor to drop the 12v down to a subtle range. But these wires come from your RS3000 and they are already dropped for you.
    I used a NTE30043 Blue Super-brite led with the following characteristics
    • Forward Voltage VF = 3.5V
    • Continuous Forward Current IF = 30mA
    • Luminous Intensity IV = 3500mcd
    • Emission Wave Length λP = 465nm
    • Viewing Angle 2Ɵ1/2 = 15°
  3. Solder
  4. 3 Hand holder thing comes in really handy if you have one

So Here we go

  • Pull out your Security Indicator
    Fairly straight forward the connectors are kind of a pain in the a$$ to undo
    2012-09-29181757.jpg~original
  • Unsnap the LED "mine had brown and purple wires"
    2012-09-29181828.jpg~original
  • Unwrap wires from plastic post
  • De solder the current led
    keep in mind what color goes where
  • Solder in new LED and trim excess off of legs *if i remember correctly purple goes to the - side of the led with the flat edge or big element and purple goes to the + the round edge or small element
    2012-09-29182350.jpg~original
  • Re-wrap wires
    2012-09-29184127.jpg~original
  • Re-install in housing
    2012-09-29182518.jpg~original
  • Put it back in your 4Runner
    Toyota Security Indicator Mod - YouTube
 
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