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Originally Posted by spearfish25
Does the supply voltage go as high as the battery voltage in the center gauge cluster (14.4v)? When I use a multimeter, I always get right around 12v in various circuits. But as you said, I'd need a 610 ohm resistor for a 14.4V source and a 2.2V LED.
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Reading the service manual it does explicitly state 12V so that should mean that the voltage is regulated. In other parts of the manual if a circuit receives full battery voltage it will indicate that. Sorry for the scare.
I usually under-volt LED's by 0.1 to 0.2V to extend their service life, but in this case I don't think it is going to matter whether the LED lasts 10,000 hours or 50,000 hours.