Plug and Play LED's 98-99 gauge cluster
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i took out the bulb and put the stock one back in. and i only replaced one bulb and now the WHOLE cluster isnt turning on.
thankfully i didnt see any smoke
gna try some fuses but i knw its NOT the tail lamp bc thats working
thats wat im trying to ask if theres a SPEICIFIC fuse for the cluster/climate control
thankfully i didnt see any smoke
gna try some fuses but i knw its NOT the tail lamp bc thats working
thats wat im trying to ask if theres a SPEICIFIC fuse for the cluster/climate control
like i said the bulbs only work one way if the dont light up pull the bulb tur it clockwise until it sits flush then lock it in place and turn the illumination on
it should work then
this is what your bulbs should look like in a 95 96 left are the stock roght altered with LED's
installed notice neo 5's for blinker lights and high beam
^ Before i installed them did a little switcheroo
god my camera f$%^in sucks but the basic idea looks soo nice with the white bezle and blue blinker lites
Last edited by NHMAX603; Jun 25, 2011 at 05:44 PM.
i was bored i had the leds in for a day or so now decided to do some tinkering changed the side gauges and spreayed my bezel im thinking about signing up for gauge rings now and .. find outwhy my check engine is on lol obd1 scan is like a 100$
Last edited by NHMAX603; Jun 25, 2011 at 06:05 PM.
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when you say the whole cluster isnt turning on you mean the speedo and tach and other gauges dont give you readings or the illumination doesnt work?
like i said the bulbs only work one way if the dont light up pull the bulb tur it clockwise until it sits flush then lock it in place and turn the illumination on
it should work then
like i said the bulbs only work one way if the dont light up pull the bulb tur it clockwise until it sits flush then lock it in place and turn the illumination on
it should work then
the "illumination" fuse was bad
changed it and now works
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Would be great if someone did a clear writeup to clear up the confusion like, which bulb on the pannel controlls what ? numbers for parts and years, almost guranteed to be a sticky
this is what your bulbs should look like in a 95 96 left are the stock roght altered with LED's
installed notice neo 5's for blinker lights and high beam
^ Before i installed them did a little switcheroo
god my camera f$%^in sucks but the basic idea looks soo nice with the white bezle and blue blinker lites
just bought the NEO5-BHP *blue HP* LED bulbs... will update ina couple days!
just received and installed NEO5's! 
ill take pics when it comes night time! they look hawt though! two thoughts, the plastic is extremely soft and a screwdriver kinda knarled it up a bit. also, there are a few dim spots but over all it looks good and will probably be better in the dark. I will DEFINITELY be buying more though! so easy for a very nice blue color!
ill take pics when it comes night time! they look hawt though! two thoughts, the plastic is extremely soft and a screwdriver kinda knarled it up a bit. also, there are a few dim spots but over all it looks good and will probably be better in the dark. I will DEFINITELY be buying more though! so easy for a very nice blue color!
just received and installed NEO5's! ill take pics when it comes night time! they look hawt though! two thoughts, the plastic is extremely soft and a screwdriver kinda knarled it up a bit. also, there are a few dim spots but over all it looks good and will probably be better in the dark. I will DEFINITELY be buying more though! so easy for a very nice blue color!
ill take pics when it comes night time! they look hawt though! two thoughts, the plastic is extremely soft and a screwdriver kinda knarled it up a bit. also, there are a few dim spots but over all it looks good and will probably be better in the dark. I will DEFINITELY be buying more though! so easy for a very nice blue color!Pics of the blue. Since you are 99 I can see exactly what it would look like in my car
well the pics dont do it justice since i used my cellphone, but its much bluer in person. im gonna have to get the real camera out i guess. but you can still see the color and the hot n cold spots...
Last edited by max_dreamer; Jul 16, 2011 at 11:26 AM.
wow i love the color on the gauges but i dont know if i like the needles being almost invisible..
if i do this ill def have to do the led needle mod to brighten them up or is there an easier fix? btw those gauges do look sick..
i cant decide if i want to go with reds or that color blue its much easier to find parts in red.. but that also makes them alot more common
if i do this ill def have to do the led needle mod to brighten them up or is there an easier fix? btw those gauges do look sick..
i cant decide if i want to go with reds or that color blue its much easier to find parts in red.. but that also makes them alot more common
wow i love the color on the gauges but i dont know if i like the needles being almost invisible..
if i do this ill def have to do the led needle mod to brighten them up or is there an easier fix? btw those gauges do look sick..
i cant decide if i want to go with reds or that color blue its much easier to find parts in red.. but that also makes them alot more common
if i do this ill def have to do the led needle mod to brighten them up or is there an easier fix? btw those gauges do look sick..
i cant decide if i want to go with reds or that color blue its much easier to find parts in red.. but that also makes them alot more common
definitely looks good! im gonna have to do the needles soon and get some more lights for the other stuff back there...
so, i found these bulbs and they will plug right into the bulb housing for the clusters and they come with 4 leds... 4 are brighter than 1... so ill get these and see how they turn out. http://besthongkong.com/index.php?cPath=10_60
also, as far as swapping out needles from my red to the black/clear ones i have, how will that affect the position of where my speedo/rpm reads. because i know they needle rests on the nipple part on the gauge and that you have to twist it off, but how do you know where to "shaft" part needs to be to put on the needle?
also, as far as swapping out needles from my red to the black/clear ones i have, how will that affect the position of where my speedo/rpm reads. because i know they needle rests on the nipple part on the gauge and that you have to twist it off, but how do you know where to "shaft" part needs to be to put on the needle?
these worked well for my window switches. I still havent done my cc yet.
http://www.sparkfun.com/products/529
http://www.sparkfun.com/products/529