GAUGE LIGHING?
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GAUGE LIGHING?
i have a 98 civic ex and i dont want to change the black background on my gauges..i like it stock...but at night when i turn my lights on my numbers light up white...well i want to light them up red or blue? im not sure yet....but if i were to do that i would like to know how to start my installaion AND what type bulbs would i use? thanks for any responses
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RE: GAUGE LIGHING?
quick and easy led bulb replacement will SUCK.....
go custom
https://www.hondacivicforum.com/m_433337/tm.htm
go custom
https://www.hondacivicforum.com/m_433337/tm.htm
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Old thread, new question.
Replacing the four or five main gauge lights is not difficult. But the Honda repair manual says that there are also two tiny bulbs at the top of the instrument cluster. You have to replace those if you want to see the needles. My mechanic did this, with regular bulbs. I want to replace them with LEDs. Can anyone el me how to do this? Correct bulb numbers? Old thread, new question.
Replacing the four or five main gauge lights is not difficult. But the Honda repair manual says that there are also two tiny bulbs at the top of the instrument cluster. You have to replace those if you want to see the needles. My mechanic did this, with regular bulbs. I want to replace them with LEDs. Can anyone el me how to do this? Correct bulb numbers?
Old thread, new question.
Replacing the four or five main gauge lights is not difficult. But the Honda repair manual says that there are also two tiny bulbs at the top of the instrument cluster. You have to replace those if you want to see the needles. My mechanic did this, with regular bulbs. I want to replace them with LEDs. Can anyone el me how to do this? Correct bulb numbers?Old thread, new question.
Replacing the four or five main gauge lights is not difficult. But the Honda repair manual says that there are also two tiny bulbs at the top of the instrument cluster. You have to replace those if you want to see the needles. My mechanic did this, with regular bulbs. I want to replace them with LEDs. Can anyone el me how to do this? Correct bulb numbers?
Replacing the four or five main gauge lights is not difficult. But the Honda repair manual says that there are also two tiny bulbs at the top of the instrument cluster. You have to replace those if you want to see the needles. My mechanic did this, with regular bulbs. I want to replace them with LEDs. Can anyone el me how to do this? Correct bulb numbers? Old thread, new question.
Replacing the four or five main gauge lights is not difficult. But the Honda repair manual says that there are also two tiny bulbs at the top of the instrument cluster. You have to replace those if you want to see the needles. My mechanic did this, with regular bulbs. I want to replace them with LEDs. Can anyone el me how to do this? Correct bulb numbers?
Old thread, new question.
Replacing the four or five main gauge lights is not difficult. But the Honda repair manual says that there are also two tiny bulbs at the top of the instrument cluster. You have to replace those if you want to see the needles. My mechanic did this, with regular bulbs. I want to replace them with LEDs. Can anyone el me how to do this? Correct bulb numbers?Old thread, new question.
Replacing the four or five main gauge lights is not difficult. But the Honda repair manual says that there are also two tiny bulbs at the top of the instrument cluster. You have to replace those if you want to see the needles. My mechanic did this, with regular bulbs. I want to replace them with LEDs. Can anyone el me how to do this? Correct bulb numbers?
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