HOTSYSTEM T5-12v 95ma Car Mini Bulbs Lamps Indicator for GM GMC Cluster Speedometer Backlight Lighting 10-Pack Review

I replaced the clock backlight in a 2003 Acura TL with one of these. Remove the old lightbulb from the holder, but don't pull too hard. Not as bright as the original, but ok.

Required instrument panel lights for vehicles over 20 years old. Details are no longer available. One of them soldered to the circuit board. Ideal!. Happy with the results. I replaced 3 more with these.

Ideal replacement for 04 Suburban dash lights. I had to solder, but that shouldn't be a problem for experienced solderers. Arrived on time and as expected.

Nothing to say about them. I have a 2000 Chevy truck and GM didn't remember to turn on the cab light dimmer icon on the headlight switch. I connected one of these lightbulbs to the switch behind the icon to make it light up. Works well.

I used them to light up the radio controls on the steering wheel of my Buick LeSabre. They are brighter than the originals and make the switch feel warm but not to the point of melting. But I really like it when my light switches are back on. In my case, it required some soldering skills, but it worked fine. I cut the wires to a decent length, about half the original length, before soldering.

When you need close-to-factory bulbs, they're perfectly bright and you can't beat the price. I used 3 for blown bulbs in my factory head unit for my 2000 Bonneville Ssei and it took maybe 30 minutes and they work perfectly better than paying $20 for 3 for OEM and they are the same brightness as and OEM. I'm telling you, they are more than worth it. I even fixed my dad's monsoon LCD in his 03 Hyundai Sante fe right after I fixed mine :)

Correct size for my control, blue sleeves fit perfectly. I didn't know there was another obscene lightbulb for the "Temperature Rise" red arrow. It needs a smaller bulb. I installed one of these lamps there and painted the bulb with red nail polish and darkened the place. The light intensity of these lamps is ideal. You just need to be able to desolder them from the board and solder new ones. In the photo of the board they are already installed. The other photo shows a comparison of the sizes…

My car horn got stuck trying to hook up an ammeter to find a possible parasitic draft draining my battery. I just couldn't maintain a stable connection and the power surges seem to have messed up the alarm control module. My alarm clock and doorbell no longer work. The horn relay was fine and the horn switch was not part of the problem. So I installed a horn switch and a general purpose relay and created a new circuit for an existing car horn. But the new horn button needed to be lit, so I…