⚡️ Jtech 10x T5 5050 SMD LED Blue Instrument Panel Dashboard Light Bulbs 74 17 18 37 70 2721 Review

These headlights are almost a year old and still none of them have gone out. After installing it, my clock got a bit darker, but that has since been fixed. These headlights add a nice touch to the interior of your car in my opinion and are well finished.

Easy to install and work great, make sure if they don't work the first time take them out and rotate them 180 degrees as they are polarity sensitive. Also, I had to order the blue T5 LEDs directly from Jtech and not Revain. At the Revain warehouse they got mislabeled and kept sending me T10s that are too big for my 2001 Jeep Wrangler dash lights.

I can't beat them because the price is right for me. However, make sure you try each one to ensure the light intensity is the same for every light you use. I removed the blue leads to solder to my 2004 Yukon xl's circuit board after making sure each worked. I haven't tested them together. Now I have a dark blue cutout of the instrument cluster and a light blue cutout. I'm not happy with that. However, if you knew that this was a problem, you could probably find at least 10 lights out of 20 that

All 10 worked without DOA, I didn't know that most car dashboards need 168 or 194 bulbs to illuminate devices. These didn't fit. But they go perfectly with the idiotic lanterns. My turn signals, check engine, seat belt, high beam are now blue. I only left the serious yellow and red warning lights like ABS, airbag and high temperature. It also matches my air conditioner and looks really cool now. I bought jtech 5smd 194 blue bulbs for instrument lighting and now my interior on my Subaru looks…

I have started converting all of the interior lighting in the car to LEDs. The prices for LEDs in chain stores are crazy, and they always have to be special orders. All bulbs work great and are very bright. I have used 1 on the bulb at the base of my switch, 2 behind my dash, 2 behind my thermostat knob and 1 behind my cigarette lighter. I had to modify the one behind the cigarette lighter and to my surprise the wire used is thick enough to be soldered on and didn't break when I had to remove…

Although they all worked from a small package, when I first tested them with a 9 volt battery I still gave them 3 stars. They were definitely bright as hell when tested, but when I installed them the light was so dim I could barely read the speedometer or anything on the dash. It may just not be compatible with the 02 EM2's gray bezel or the way it was designed. And believe me, I spent all night turning them back and forth to make sure they fit properly. They're definitely bright when tested…