FS : Spree LED dash kits for all gen 6 Celicas, Covers the whole dash inc. clock not just the speedo! Options

[Spree]

Hi,

I am an ST205 owner from the UK (I was actually born in Oklahoma but that is another story..!)

I am known as Spree on the forums in the UK (GT4OC and Celica Club UK) and having been developing a little dash kit for the gen six Celica.

I now supply Celica owners worldwide with my kit and have had fantastic feedback.

Check it out here : www.SpreeLED.com



If you would like one then I can do it for $39.99 delivered for 6GC members which is a bit of a saving over the conversion price from the £24.99 that it costs in the UK.

PM me on here or you can contact me through the web site.

Many thanks to presure2 for approving this post! ;-)

Spree. :-)

[bizzerk]

Do you have pdf files for how to install the guage cluster l.e.d.s?

[Spree]

Do you have pdf files for how to install the guage cluster l.e.d.s?

Hi,

I dont have any pdf files as my instructions are sold with my kits in the form of a booklet and my led's also have a simple but important difference to them that gives the instrument cluster a much better light spread and illuminates the needles properly.

I can give you a quick breakdown of how to simply swap the bulbs in the instrument cluster over though, its very easy. You will need a long phillips head screwdriver and a stubby one. :-) :

1. Adjust steering wheel to lowest position.

2. Grab plastic trim behind steering wheel and pull it off with a hand on each side.

3. Locate and remove the four screws holding the black plastic shroud to remove it.

4. Locate and remove the four screws securing the clocks.

5. Release the electrical connectors behind the instrument cluster

6. Install the LED's into the three largest green bulb holders by twisting them out and swapping the bulbs.

7. Make sure you test for correct polarity before refitting by plugging everything back in and switching the lights on, whatever one is not working needs to be removed, rotated 90 degrees, refitted and retested.

8. Refit everything as per reversal of removal in true Haynes style.

9. Sit in your car and gaze, awestruck at your accomplishment for a while but then realise that you would like the rest of your dash to match your speedo, that you may of even possibly bought the wrong LED's and that you now actually crave a full kit from Spree lol

[bizzerk]

Do you have pdf files for how to install the guage cluster l.e.d.s?

Hi,

I dont have any pdf files as my instructions are sold with my kits in the form of a booklet and my led's also have a simple but important difference to them that gives the instrument cluster a much better light spread and illuminates the needles properly.

I can give you a quick breakdown of how to simply swap the bulbs in the instrument cluster over though, its very easy. You will need a long phillips head screwdriver and a stubby one. :-) :

1. Adjust steering wheel to lowest position.

2. Grab plastic trim behind steering wheel and pull it off with a hand on each side.

3. Locate and remove the four screws holding the black plastic shroud to remove it.

4. Locate and remove the four screws securing the clocks.

5. Release the electrical connectors behind the instrument cluster

6. Install the LED's into the three largest green bulb holders by twisting them out and swapping the bulbs.

7. Make sure you test for correct polarity before refitting by plugging everything back in and switching the lights on, whatever one is not working needs to be removed, rotated 90 degrees, refitted and retested.

8. Refit everything as per reversal of removal in true Haynes style.

9. Sit in your car and gaze, awestruck at your accomplishment for a while but then realise that you would like the rest of your dash to match your speedo, that you may of even possibly bought the wrong LED's and that you now actually crave a full kit from Spree lol

omg haha I just reread my post, I entirely did not meant to say gauge cluster, but climate control instead xDDDDD. The climate control LED should be relatively easy to install? I'll be ordering soon.