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> Change Factory Green Led To Red W/o Soldering?
Epicvegas
post Jun 10 2012, 09:23 PM
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Is there a way to change the factory green led on the front of the console to red?
I have a RGH black slim xbox 360. I know I could buy a red LED kit and soldier it myself but I don't trust my soldiering skills enough. I'm sure there is a mod or utilitie out there to flip the LED to boot red rather then green & show green when the system has a issue.

I've also got a Nyko Intercooler STS fan That I would like to replace the internal fan with a red LED fan. Is this possible? If so what size fan could replace it?

Thanks for any help!
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post Jun 11 2012, 05:59 PM
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the best you can do for the front LEDs without soldering is to buy a premodded RF board (i think niktronix sells them on ebay for $40 or so).

the slim rf boards are different than the fats: they don't have dual-color LEDs around the ring, just in the center.

re: intercooler fan: i'm sure it's possible .. but i don't know the size; i'm betting that there's some soldering required as that's cheaper than connectors for the manufacturer.
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