LED guage cluster install
#62
#63
Alot of times, you can buy a pack of fuses that come with a small fuse puller/tester for a few bucks from many different stores (autozone, walmart). I don't know which fuse you would have to check off the top of my head, if you look at the label on the fuse box cover, it should tell you which one to check.
#64
the amber looks badass, nice oldschool look...i wanna try this on my s14
#68
yep, 194s .. they do look alittle bluish, but i'll take the bluish white over the yellowish white.
i guess the 194 (and all other sized LED bulbs) on that website are interchangable with regular bulbs of the same size.
so you can order 194s for the corner driving lights (if i remember correctly), the domelight, the PRND21 light (if you're auto like me ) the sidemarker lights, maybe the trunk lights..
the 194 is common all over the car, so if you ever get one color for the gauges and decide to replace them with another color, you can always reuse the 194 LEDs somewhere else
#71
Installing the easy way
Why didn't you go under the dash instead of pulling the whole thing out?
The car is designed so you can go up from below and change the lights.
You might as well have put in the blue face plates so you would have blue in the daytime.
The car is designed so you can go up from below and change the lights.
You might as well have put in the blue face plates so you would have blue in the daytime.
#74
nor would i want to.. i might drop one pulling it from behind the cluster to the floorboard, and lose it inside the dash.
it's not like pulling the cluster was that complicated anyway
#75
how much room is in there behind the holder and cluster? is there room for a bit longer bulb?the ones shown are short mine have a round dome shape like stock ones. compared to stock they are about 2 mm longer as well..