🌞 cciyu T4/T4.2 Neo Wedge Halogen A/C Climate Control Bulb Instrument Panel Dash Light, 4 Pack Review

These bulbs will not work on my 2007 Toyota Tacoma. They had trouble getting the bulbs into the sockets and they made poor contact so they sometimes flickered but most of the time just didn't light up. If you pull out the heat dial and fiddle with the back of the bulb you'll see and then come back, but there just shouldn't be a perfect fit as they won't burn for long. Unfortunately, this is probably just one of the items you'll need as an OEM.

This is terrible! When you install them for the first time, they fit perfectly. About three days later something happens to them. I'm not sure what they are, but every time they stop working and I take the dash apart again, the bulbs are loose and refuse to retighten. I just installed the last bulb and only had to replace one bulb. I would suggest looking for another brand. Let's see if I can get an OEM part.

Uses these for the HVAC panel lights on my Tacoma. Installed, worked for the first time. But after a few days they started flickering and eventually went out. Since there were four in the package, I simply exchanged it for another. The same thing happened again. It seems to me that the bulb doesn't fit well in the socket and/or the plastic is deformed shortly after fitting and the terminals are losing contact. The original lamp worked perfectly. Not this one.

Had to give a star. But if I could I would deduct a star. The material of the product is very cheap and doesn't even quite fit. Plus it falls apart so quickly. For example if it fits and you need to fix it then I think it might work. But it's like only having two turns before it falls apart. Also, it got stuck and I had to spend more money to remove it. The only reason I'm ordering this is because I was too lazy to go to Honda. #worst product I have ever received from Revain 😑

I would like to award these 3 stars for "Is OK". as i still have two of the four working and when they work they are fine. But that would be unfair to potential consumers, because the problem is that the quality is so low that the heat from its own bulb melts the plastic body, deforming it to the point where it no longer makes contact with the + and - of the Automobile. contact points. In this case, the lamp can no longer work.

The mounting tabs that hold the lamp in place are a little shorter than the original but they fit and initially worked for about a day. The white plastic portion of the socket had partially melted, preventing the bulb from snapping into place. I also needed pliers to remove the bulbs due to the melted and deformed plastic. I measured the current of one of the still working original bulbs compared to the new one. These lamps draw 120mA compared to the standard lamps which draw 100mA. So not only