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![]() "rb" wrote in message ... In general, the LED bulbs which replace common filament bulbs, give approx twice the light, run cooler, and are supposed to last 10 times longer than their filament counterpart. My impression is that the resistor is in series, so that would probably serve to limit or reduce current draw. I finally got my answer, though. Found some on Ebay and they say they're direct plugin. So, if any resistor or whatever is required, it's internal to these 1156 replacements: 280074315883 Yes, you are correct about the resistor in the application you are talking about. I think the external resistor pack business applies to using the LED version as a REPLACEMENT for an 1156 where current draw must be higher than the LED version draws and similar to the original. (as in an auto turn signal application) Sort of a silly application that would be, I'd think, but no one asked my opinion. grin Old Chief Lynn |
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