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So I took a look at the how-to on replacing the gauge lights. I proceeded to order some LED's off eBay, they arrived, so I installed them... wasn't all that impressed, they made the gauges look sort of blurry and weren't bright at all. So I decided I'd try a different route. I drilled 3 holes in the bottom of the bezel and popped the LED's in. I just wired it into the bezel itself 'cause I didn't really want to splice into the harness or anything else. I just did it this afternoon so I haven't seen it at night yet but from what I can tell inside my garage it looks pretty good. I now have no lights behind the gauges themselves but the LED's I installed are UV so I'm hoping it makes the gauges glow pretty nice. Here's some pics:
![]() The lights look blue in the picture but they're not really at all blue. ![]() I thought I had measured the spacing out pretty good but as you can see the rightmost LED is a little too far to the right... I'll live with it for now but if it starts to annoy me later I'll probably fix it. Let me know what you guys think... |
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Ok so here are the gauges as I have them now with the stock bulbs put back in as well as the LEDs...
![]() Not sure if it's as obvious in the picture but everything has a sort of purple glow around it, and I think the needles look pretty neat too. The one guy (my cousin) who had said he didn't like them before with just the LEDs said he really likes the orangey/purple combination now. |
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