gauge cluster bulbs
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gauge cluster bulbs
what are my options for bulbs for my gauge cluster. i have a white faced gauges and right now i have blue led's but i dont like how the light is brighter in some areas and not in other. what would you guys suggest and where is a good place to look for these bulbs. i have tried google and i couldnt find anything. please help. thanks.
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Read the post I did yesterday. Buy some GEL bulb covers at autozone, around $2. Only need 1 pack and can put them on the LED's to even out the light. looks like there are a few lighter places in my pic, but is just the way the digital camera took the pic.
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where can i get some nice bright white bulbs? i dont want spots and i want to see the red on my gauges. its really annoying when i cant tell how close to empty my gas tank is at night.
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Stock ones are regular clear bulbs that come with the little twist in plastic holder, but you can put 194's in place and save yourself from a trip to the dealer.
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the bulbs in the gauge are 194's but they sit on a different housing. the housing part indicates that you need to replace the entire housing. there must be another way to replace just the bulbs.. maybe with some leds.
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You can replace just the bulbs in 93-96, I did mine. Just take the bulb out it's soldered into the holder, you have to work it a little to get it out. Then pull the wires straight on the new bulb, slide it in and wrap the wire around the holder so it makes contact again and solder it back on. You don't really need to solder it but it would be better if you did.