markuszoom5
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The led strip do work with our cars it's a simple install you just need to add more wireThat's funny. I know the lighting sucks there when it's dark. I just came from Walmart and I was looking at those newly popular LED light strips that come in a variety of colors. I just had a vision: hard wire a 12 inch strip of white LEDs to the incandescent CKT that is at the right of the trunk that has a switch, and stick it with double-sided tape to the top so it shines down on everything and then run the cables behind the panels. It's so thin and out of the way.
Sounds like a nice Sunday project. Only problem is, will it take the fuse out?? Have to calculate the resistive value I would need.
The led strip do work with our cars it's a simple install you just need to add more wire
I have a 30'' in strip wired to the trunk light
Having just taken a weekend trip in the MZ5 with mega luggage I can say the lighting in back is pretty poor. I though of adding another light to the driver's side and then stumbled upon this Mazda UK accessory "Boot Light":
http://www.mazda.co.uk/buying-owning/accessories/mazda5/2010-06/comfort-utility/C830V1620D/
The twin light on the driver's side will help, but it looks like these things are on the ceiling or hatch shooting down, which would solve the problem of luggage up against the light. I also looked at the second row dome light. Wouldn't be hard to cut a hole in the rear plastic ceiling tip piece and add one in. Would be nice for anyone in the 3rd row as well.
Why do they call it a boot light? I followed the link. Does "boot" mean something else in British English? LoL
No fuse has blown and yeah I just tapped to the trunk light switchYou are tapping off the trunk light circuit in parallel right? The 30" strip doesn't blow the fuse?