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I have hunted around the forum and found various articles about changing the interior lighting color but really can't find anything on the size of the replacement bulbs/led etc.
![]() I know a few people on the forum have done this so can you help me out please. ![]() So I have started pulling things apart and found the following: Heater Control Unit - 2 screw/plug-in type - brown base (with green condoms on) - 14 green (soldered to pcb) - 2 orange (soldered to pcb) Hazard Warning Button - 1 screw/plug-in type - grey base Ash Tray - 1 Wedge type Ignition Surround - 1 Wedge type Lighter Socket - 1 screw/plug-in type - large grey base Door Switch (window button) - 1 green (soldered to pcb) Problem is I have no idea what size bulbs/leds I need to replace them with. Do I need resistors? I've seen a couple of references to web sites selling leds and replacement bulbs BUT Does anyone have part numbers? ![]() Thanks in advance. This post has been edited by 3TST: Nov 2, 2008 - 6:00 AM |
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Thanks for the info.
If you're replacing standard bulbs (#501, #74, etc.) then it is fairly straight forward, that is, replace a #74 bulb with a #74 bulb in the colour you want. What I'm doing is a little more complex than that... I'm replacing the LEDs in the heater control unit and window switch. These are 3mm component LEDs - however, you have different brightnesses and lumination angles. I have placed an order with SuperBrightLEDs for: #RL3-R5014 (Red 3mm component LEDs) #NEOx-R 4mm NEO4-x (Red NeoWedge Instrument LED Bulbs) #74-RHP (Red 74-xHP Wedge Base LED Bulbs) Once I have everything done, I'll confirm the part numbers listed above. I have also just ordered a professional desoldering station and soldering iron kit. (Expensive but I'm of the philosophy that 'Never attempt a job until you have the right tools to do it!') |
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Thanks for the info. If you're replacing standard bulbs (#501, #74, etc.) then it is fairly straight forward, that is, replace a #74 bulb with a #74 bulb in the colour you want. What I'm doing is a little more complex than that... I'm replacing the LEDs in the heater control unit and window switch. These are 3mm component LEDs - however, you have different brightnesses and lumination angles. I have placed an order with SuperBrightLEDs for: #RL3-R5014 (Red 3mm component LEDs) #NEOx-R 4mm NEO4-x (Red NeoWedge Instrument LED Bulbs) #74-RHP (Red 74-xHP Wedge Base LED Bulbs) Once I have everything done, I'll confirm the part numbers listed above. I have also just ordered a professional desoldering station and soldering iron kit. (Expensive but I'm of the philosophy that 'Never attempt a job until you have the right tools to do it!') hey man have u replaces the bulbs ![]() Im thinking about doing the same thing. . This post has been edited by Seztor: Nov 1, 2008 - 1:00 PM -------------------- [font=CELICA FOREVER][/font]
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