i want to change over head lights in the dash. the lights behind the climate control. the ciggerate lighter. and the shift plate for park and drive and all thank you so much

also if so can these bulbs fit any of those descriptions
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/10-x-...Q5fAccessories

 

These won't fit the climate control but they will the other places you want to put them.

For the climate control you need neo-wedges.

 

k thanks alot man do u know the sizes of the climate control and for behind the the fog light switch and cruise control

 

5mm and 3 mm bulbs.

 

Hey so where the shifter is is so post to light up cuz mine does not.

 

Yes.

Your bulb is dead then. Just take the plate out twist the wire and then it will expose the bulb.

 

Cig light, shift, gauge overheads, and coin tray are 74. Well the overheads are actually 37 but 74 will work if you are clever enough to get them to work.

 

where do you buy these at?

 

The link that the OP posted.

 

You can order the neo-wedges from superbrightleds.com but if you can solder then you can make them yourself.

 

Those are dim as hell.

~Cheers~

 

Anything is dim compared to yours.

I think yours are brighter than the sun.

 

^ Haha, actually, in the early afternoon with the sun beating down on us as I installed one in tmnhs81's door, he was saying that the single LED I put in was hurting his eyes.

~Cheers~

 

 

Please refrain from trying to sell anything in this thread. Sales are to be posted in BM only. Go90go you have PM.

 

Ok, so back on topic:

You guys realise that if you do buy the "neo-wedge" as they call it, the bulbs in the heated seat switches go in sideways, and since these bulbs are directional, you'd actually get very little light. The colour will be there, but brightness is meh at best!

~Cheers~

P.S. I guess tmnhs81's post about how my lights are the best was deleted, but it's ok. The photos spoke for themselves.

 

55 we are not selling or buying anything. We are just directing members who need help with lights to the person who is best at it and reviewing his work and effort put into the product.