Looks great!
Any idea on what size of bulb that is for the LED on the shifter?
Any idea on what size of bulb that is for the LED on the shifter?
Looks great!
Any idea on what size of bulb that is for the LED on the shifter?
Yeah its in Netforcer's thread, you can buy it from ebay too, just search on ebay for T5 LED.Look Up Netforcer's original thread. All the info should be there
Thanksnice write up man
You are welcome.thanks for the picture of the glove compartment, i was using my fingers and trying to see if i could've removed the entire box but it wasn't moving.
let me know if you find an easy way to remove the glove compartment bulb, thanks!
As mentioned in other threads, the shifter bulb is #74 if going to sites such as superbrightleds.com or autolumination.comLooks great!
Any idea on what size of bulb that is for the LED on the shifter?
If using tweezers or pliers, I suggest putting a cloth inbetween the pliers or bulb so that it doesnt crack or scratch the bulb. Also, dont squeeze to hard. Just put enough pressure that you get a good grip on it and just wiggle it out. Same goes for the shifter. I have big fingers and couldnt get a good hold on it so I used tweezers.It wont move (unless you want to take apart half of you dash). I'll let you know if I have success.
Whats the purpose of removing the base? All I did was pull out the bulb and put in the LEDLOV said:
Theres no need to remove shifter. I didnt remove the shifter but I did remove the two panels to make things easier.LOV said:
This is viewable in plain view? In other words, I just open the glove box and I can see it? Its raining out so I cant go out and look. Thanks for the pic. Now I know there is enough room and I'll be ordering the multi-LEDLOV said:
you open the glove compartment, and right above it has a small hole as pictured. i was trying to use the pliers but some of these bulbs are REALLY stuck into the sockets and i was too afraid to break the bulbs.This is viewable in plain view? In other words, I just open the glove box and I can see it? Its raining out so I cant go out and look.
AH ok. Thanks. Try doing what I suggested. Just take the pliers, cover it in a cloth or something soft and wiggle it out. Just dont squeeze too hard or you'll definitely break it.you open the glove compartment, and right above it has a small hole as pictured. i was trying to use the pliers but some of these bulbs are REALLY stuck into the sockets and i was too afraid to break the bulbs.
It wouldnt matter because you're not using the light to look. You're just buying a brighter light instead of using the stock bulb.Shifter LED question
For the T5 LEDs, should I get wide or regular? And do you need the twist lock base/socket holder or just the bulb itself?
If you are going to buy from ebay (because I'm not sure about superbrightleds.com) you need regular ,since you don't want anything really bright (mine is not too bright ,but its fine).Shifter LED question
For the T5 LEDs, should I get wide or regular? And do you need the twist lock base/socket holder or just the bulb itself?
You are welcome:chug:This is a really good write up, LOV. Very helpful.
Thank you for taking the time to go back and take your car apart..... again.![]()
I agree ,you could use pliers to wiggled the bulb out, but I felt easier taking out the base (which wasn't hard to do) and wiggle out the bulb.It wouldn't matter because you're not using the light to look. You're just buying a brighter light instead of using the stock bulb.
As I mentioned in previous post, all I did was put a cloth over the bulb/around the pliers and wiggled the bulb out. I didn't have to take out the holder.
you are right, there is no reflector and the light is waaaay dimer than the halogen, so its not worth the money and time ,unless you gen something really bright and "wide angel" LED if there is any.awesome! thanks.
i guess when it's night time, can you let me know if the light is brighter than the halogen? i remember this old thread where this guy said it wasn't brighter and he put the halogen back.
i'm guessing because there's no reflector on the otherside of the cover so one half of the led is useless shining into the covers with only like less then 90 degrees of light actually making it out