🔆 cciyu 10 Pack White T5 73 Wedge 3-3014SMD Instrument Gauge Dash Light LED Bulbs Replacement for GMC Yukon XL 1500 K3500 Suburban K2500 K1500 Savana 1500 Sierra 2500 HD (1996-1997, 1999-2003) Review

Put a couple of these in my wife's 2002 Pt Cruiser and one has already started flickering. All parts are not optimally finished as I understand it, so 3/5 for this product. Most of the bulbs are still fine, only one failed after 6 months so the group has to be pulled out for another repair.

The LEDs are very bright and fit perfectly in the socket. However; They are directional (straight ahead) and my console requires omnidirectional light for the reflectors to work properly. My sensors were unusably dark apart from a few dime bright spots. I ended up just using them for my blinders.

Said to fit 2002 Ford Ranger but does not. I spent an hour ripping my dash apart to find they didn't fit or even come close. Very annoying because now I have to assemble the complete dashboard and later disassemble it again. You should pay me for all the hours I wasted getting this mess over.

This fried my entire cluster. I had a factory lamp, so I had it upgrade the entire cluster. It ran about half a day after playing after a few adjustments to get the polarity right, then it turned off my fuel gauge, the rest of the gauge lights and even my AC light. Control. I pray it's a blown fuse but I may need to replace the instrument panel.

These things look so good in the picture but they are not what they seem. Appearances can be deceiving and I felt cheated when I installed them in my car. I tried to contact the seller to see what he can do but the communication from his side is poor. If you're looking for really low light even at the brightest point of the cluster to watch a movie in your car, then this lamp is for you.

I have a 2003 Chevy S10. He uses two sizes of onions. This item requires another purchase. This is the socket that the light should be plugged into. GM's electrics solder their bulbs into a socket in the instrument cluster, which requires both a socket and a bulb. This item can be used alone for heating and air conditioning control lighting.

Soo owns a base 1998 Toyota 4Runner 2.7L RWD with bulb number 74. I have to say they play a hell of a role in the lighting. They're bright, easy to use, and if you know how to use a soldering iron, you can attach them to lightbulbs that work at the same voltage and amperage. No positives or negatives are marked either, but you will find out. My lady bought me the greens and I'm impressed! I have used them to replace the air conditioner bulbs, cigarette lighter, ashtray and grow tent bulbs. I…

I installed them on my 1997 F-150 and they give my gauges a nice clear blue tint. I've seen many reviews saying few of the packages work - WRONG! The most important thing to know is that the LEDs are polarized (your old bulbs are not) - this means you need to install the LEDs correctly and then TEST before reassembling the dash. If they don't turn on, just remove them and rotate them 180 degrees, reinstall and test again. They work as long as you don't twist the small wires away from their…

Was very disappointed in their quality. So much so that I ended up putting my standard bulbs back in. It took a while to install them but that was mainly because there was no direction as to how they were inserted (positive and negative etc) - having taken the dash apart to see which bulbs lit and which didn't' t then finally reassemble everything after replacing ALL the original lightbulbs, even in pitch black darkness these headlights dim heavily. The only benefit I've gotten from all of this