LED Guage Bulb Type?
LED Guage Bulb Type?
hey guys, I searched around but only found stuff on reverse glows.
Are theses the bulbs i need to switch to led bulbs in my guages? If so, do I need 5, or is it more?
http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-b...-x.html#photos
Are theses the bulbs i need to switch to led bulbs in my guages? If so, do I need 5, or is it more?
http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-b...-x.html#photos
Fool I showed you exactly what you need 
194/168 (T10) LED bulbs are the ones you need for the '95-'97 analog clusters. Get the ones that I showed you with the 5 SMDs on each so you have no hot spots like me. Those are the exact same ones I used to achieve this:

#74 (T5) LED bulbs are for the '98-'99 digital clusters, but you'll have hotspots most likely. In order to not get hotspots, a bunch of 3mm or 5mm LED bulbs would have to be soldered in. The #74 (T5) LED bulbs can also be used for the key ring illumination.

194/168 (T10) LED bulbs are the ones you need for the '95-'97 analog clusters. Get the ones that I showed you with the 5 SMDs on each so you have no hot spots like me. Those are the exact same ones I used to achieve this:

#74 (T5) LED bulbs are for the '98-'99 digital clusters, but you'll have hotspots most likely. In order to not get hotspots, a bunch of 3mm or 5mm LED bulbs would have to be soldered in. The #74 (T5) LED bulbs can also be used for the key ring illumination.
Last edited by ChrisMan287; Dec 23, 2010 at 09:52 PM.
Fool I showed you exactly what you need 
194/168 (T10) LED bulbs are the ones you need for the '95-'97 analog clusters. Get the ones that I showed you with the 5 SMDs on each so you have no hot spots like me. Those are the exact same ones I used to achieve this:

#74 (T5) LED bulbs are for the '98-'99 digital clusters, but you'll have hotspots most likely. In order to not get hotspots, a bunch of 3mm or 5mm LED bulbs would have to be soldered in. The #74 (T5) LED bulbs can also be used for the key ring illumination.

194/168 (T10) LED bulbs are the ones you need for the '95-'97 analog clusters. Get the ones that I showed you with the 5 SMDs on each so you have no hot spots like me. Those are the exact same ones I used to achieve this:

#74 (T5) LED bulbs are for the '98-'99 digital clusters, but you'll have hotspots most likely. In order to not get hotspots, a bunch of 3mm or 5mm LED bulbs would have to be soldered in. The #74 (T5) LED bulbs can also be used for the key ring illumination.
ugh... fml! hey chrisman i tried to locate you home boy that could help me with the solderng but i had no luck. is possible for a little help, por favor
Just look up 194 5 SMD insertcoloryouwant and you'll find them. You'll need 5 IIRC.
PM me whenever you get the chance.
PM me whenever you get the chance.
http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-b...-x5.htm#photos
What do you think of these Chris ? Are these the ones your referring to ?
What do you think of these Chris ? Are these the ones your referring to ?
It all depends, some people still decide to go the soldering route if they can't stand hot spots on the '98-'99 gauges.
Those aren't bad, mine are essentially like that but they sit closer to the gauges. I'll try to get a link later.
Let us know how it goes brotha.
http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-b...-x5.htm#photos
What do you think of these Chris ? Are these the ones your referring to ?
What do you think of these Chris ? Are these the ones your referring to ?
Let us know how it goes brotha.
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