Updating Gauge cluster LED Lights
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i notice your cluster came out really SPLOTCHY.
there are certain parts that are a lot brighter
than other parts. which LED's are you using?
i did my cluster white for the color, and i just recently
did my climate control to match it.
u can kinda gauge the difference in the original color vs the new
by looking at my odometer. thats the factory color for the text/cluster.
there are certain parts that are a lot brighter
than other parts. which LED's are you using?
i did my cluster white for the color, and i just recently
did my climate control to match it.
u can kinda gauge the difference in the original color vs the new
by looking at my odometer. thats the factory color for the text/cluster.
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To remove the gauge cluster:
-Pull the black panel that holds the dimmer switch towards you. (It is held in by clips)
-Then there are 4 screws that hold in the cluster. Two up top, and two that you will see once you remove the dimmer switch panel.
-Once you have the cluster out, flip it over and set it on something like a towel and start taking out all the screws. If you have some basic knowledge, you should be able to figure out which screws you need to take out to get to the bulbs.
-Pull the black panel that holds the dimmer switch towards you. (It is held in by clips)
-Then there are 4 screws that hold in the cluster. Two up top, and two that you will see once you remove the dimmer switch panel.
-Once you have the cluster out, flip it over and set it on something like a towel and start taking out all the screws. If you have some basic knowledge, you should be able to figure out which screws you need to take out to get to the bulbs.