🔆 High-Quality 10X White T4/T4.2 Neo Wedge LED Light Bulbs for 1998-2010 Honda Accord/Odyssey/Civic - Perfect Replacement by cciyu Review

They worked great on my 2006 Honda Odyssey. Replace all gray bulbs behind the air conditioner. They're a bit finicky about getting in and breaking one, but as there are 10 in a pack it's not a big deal. They emit a purer white color compared to other lights on the dashboard. All in all, these worked well.

Worked well. Perfect white. Used on Infiniti g20 with climate control. On some, the LEDs weren't perfectly aligned at the top, so they didn't fit properly in the hole on my air conditioner. The backlight, with the LEDs glued right in the middle, matched perfectly and lit it up beautifully. No complaints, just something to watch out for.

Headlight received in the mail, 1 LED was completely detached from the base. Most annoying was that these bulbs were "validated" for my 2006 Honda Odyssey with Climate Control Panel. I tried every bulb, the LEDs were larger than the socket on the control board. I ended up buying an OEM which was a lot more expensive but fit and worked the first time.

2005 Odyssey, the trick was to use a flathead screwdriver to bend the "wings" on the sides of the bulbs to fit, then use the same flathead screwdriver you put in the back the lamp, push it down and insert it into the socket. I didn't break lightbulbs like the others if you're careful. The photo shows the end result - it works and looks better than the half price original.

Bought a 2006 Honda Odyssey during the day, didn't realize the center console light was only half working. These don't fit 100% and I broke 2 plus 1 doa BUT they worked with a rest, the dash is nice and white and you can see everything. Considering the OEM is $3 per bulb and there were 7 of these, this is good value. 4 stars for needing a fine fit rather than a precise fit but I would recommend for the ease of installation and the way it looks now.

I tried installing these lights on a 2007 Honda Odyssey but they don't fit the outlet. The LED chip is too big, the photo shows it is bigger than the top of the lamp compared to the original lamp. This has been the case with several replacement LED bulbs I've looked at. You might be able to force them into the outlet without much effort. The seller also sent me a T3 bulb to try, which fits much easier but is actually the wrong bulb size, the second picture shows a T3 bulb compared to the T4…

I had to cut off the bayonet protrusions on the black plastic lantern mount. I used an X-acto knife to cut them but it hurts a little. After trimming to lock them in place they worked fine. If I hadn't trimmed them, they would most likely have broken when I tried to lock them. The LED part can also slide on the black plastic mount, which is a bit of a hassle when you have to take them out again to reverse polarity (they will get stuck and won't come out). So unless you want to mess around with…

The LEDs are great BUT they don't fit. to put pain. The 2 clips in the base that are meant to "bite" the board are not "deep" enough to fit into the board. For this part to work I need to take apart the entire AC keypad and the buttons that separate it from the radio and clock, THEN open up this assembly to access the actual circuit board, then determine the CORRECT polarity (as it will be tricky to install ). by trial and error), THEN REMOVE the actual LED + resistor from the base they come in