💡 Partsam T10 194 168 LED Light Bulbs - Bright White Dashboard Panel Gauge Cluster Instrument Lights - Set of 10 Review

They work and look great! Super bright and really makes the instrument cluster more attractive. I would give 5 stars but both of my LED lights have already gone out. I installed them about 4 months ago. UPDATE: These lights start flashing on and off after about 6 months, it's very annoying and a huge pain to have to take the dash apart to change the bulb every few months. who just stop working after a month or so.

They always make your car dashboard better! I love her! I ordered blue and when the package arrived I noticed it said "Amber". I decided it was the wrong order by double checking my order here at Revane to make sure I wasn't wrong. After contacting the seller, they informed me of a "gift" of amber lights along with my blue LEDs. I would advise the seller to change the label to reflect the actual contents and to inform the buyer of the additional gift of amber lightbulbs. I LOVE THESE LIGHTS!

I bought these for my 1997 Toyota and they fit easily. Those things are bright too. Well, they're pretty bright! They're polarized, so you'll need to test them before you put everything back together, and rotate them 180 degrees if they don't light up. Did I mention they are bright? old record player with 8 volt bulbs. They're still very, very bright, and if you bend the wires a bit, the LEDs (blue part) fit snugly into the E10's screw base. Pictured are the original bulbs with LEDs, the back…

I bought two packs because my instrument cluster uses 20 bulbs. When first installed, 5 of each package didn't work. They're LED, so they're directional. I had to rotate them 180 degrees and now they all work. They don't have a directional indicator showing the correct orientation, so the only answer is trial and error. It might seem minor, but getting the instrument cluster out is a lot of work and there's no way to test it without a full reinstall. It actually took several attempts to fix…

A fun and inexpensive way to create a new look. If you're even a little mechanically inclined, you'll probably be able to handle it. Just be methodical and careful with your car's plastic parts. If my short video helps you visualize the results you can expect from your own setup, please let me know by rating it useful and I'll try to make more video reviews of future purchases. Tell the skeptics they are marked with polarity. Is the back of your cluster labeled so you know they match? Finally…

I didn't think to make sure they were the right size, I was just guessing. So make sure they fit. mine didn't fit and I had to remove the LED from the blue plastic housing and manually thread the wires into the lamp holders I already had as the ones supplied were too big. This caused issues like flare, which I had to walk through tires to fix, but I can't fault them for that. The lighting is a bit uneven, as the LEDs are so intense that the light can't be properly diffused across the…

These are blue LEDs to replace the old incandescent general instrument cluster lighting. NO turn signals, signal lights, high beams and cruise control bulbs. yes they work fine Removing and reinstalling the instrument cluster is the tricky part. I see reports about defective light bulbs. Note that up to inexperience. The wires on the new LED bulbs need to be oriented correctly (possibility one), the bulbs need to be seated correctly in the new smaller black mounts (possibility two) and the most

I installed this on my '88 Toyota pickup due to a blown bulb. To replace it I only had to remove part of the dashboard and either I got lucky with the polarity or it doesn't matter as both light up at the same time (I only have 2 bulbs behind the panel, except for the warning lights), and the effect is pleasant , but for mini COB 194 LEDs I was hoping they would be brighter. You can always dim them with the dial, but it would be nice if they were set brighter to the maximum when needed. In the…

I fitted these headlights to my 2002 Ford Ranger. It annoys me that there is no way to tell which direction to mount these headlights. when the light doesn't come on. I've had to remove the instrument cluster 3 times to install them all the right way and I'm still in doubt as to whether they actually light up or not (depending on where the dash looks too dark) but I won't again take apart dashboard for these guesses. The blue LEDs have a very rich dark blue color. I was hoping for a lighter…