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Installed them on my 2004 Honda Element which had some lights not on. The difference was literally night and day. Delivered quickly and works. Hope they last a while. IT IS POLARITY SENSITIVE, if they don't seem to be working simply rotate the bulb 180° and it will light up.

These little #74 style bulbs now illuminate my Camry's center console. They are much brighter than #74 should have been and appear to be very well done. They don't generate much heat and can be dimmed to a certain extent, but turn off early, just before they become as dim as a lightbulb. IMHO they could have just narrowed the tip of the bayonet to make it easier to fit in a tiny socket. I was able to damage the electrical connection fairly easily because I couldn't see the alignment of the tiny

Ordered these for the dashboard and dash lights on the International School Bus dashboard. I also changed the turn signals while they weren't working. Had to try and fail a few for correct polarity alignment but all light up as expected. The light is usually dimmed as needed. Some lights have a slight bluish or greenish cast that incandescent bulbs don't have, but that doesn't bother me (but something prospective buyers should be aware of). I did not fully insert the bulbs into the plastic…

Lamps work great! Very bright, high quality, no flicker or dead. Only thing I would like to comment on is that if you look like an OEM and are replacing bulbs in an older car and don't want the colors go for warm white bulbs look weird in an instrument cluster. I used them in a '99 Grand Cherokee, and with the OEM valve designed for incandescent bulbs, the colors now look fun with bright white bulbs installed (red is pink, green is blue, gold is pale yellow, etc. ). Full on me and that's no…

I decided to use this LED to enhance the 4 gauge lights that illuminate the fuel gauge/speedometer and tachometer/temp gauge. Easy job and the fit was perfect. (I didn't upgrade the jerk headlights). Now what to do with the remaining 6 LEDs that came in a set of 10 bulbs; Then I decided to retrofit 2 bulbs for the air conditioning, 1 bulb for the ashtray and 1 bulb for the automatic transmission. Now I have 2 bulbs left and I think I'll keep them as spares. Remember that these bulbs are…

Place them where needed, on my 88 Samurai and Man's dashboard. I broke 2 out of 3 bulbs trying to get them out of the small sockets. As far as these bulbs go, they were easy to install and just required a flip, which also didn't make a fuss, which was amazing. As for brightness, it's good. They are definitely a massive update! I would caution against using them where the dash flashes because (after you install the LED relay instead of the stock) these suction cups are BRIGHT on the green lights

They worked fantastic in my '99 Wrangler! The same size as OEM bulbs but give a much clearer and brighter light. I would describe it as slightly warm, bordering on neutral white in color temperature; about 4500-4800 Kelvin. In addition, very even light distribution. I could only see a small area, which was a little darker than the rest. By the way, they're great at darkening! The lowest setting is still significantly brighter than the factory bulbs, but doesn't cause too much eye strain at…

Edited: The seller responded immediately, sent replacements and made some changes. The new pears are definitely green. Yes, the benefits remain the same. The pleasure of buying from someone who stands behind what they are selling. Highly recommended. I really want to give 5 stars because there are so many things to like. They arrived quickly and were packaged in a little metal tin which was pretty cool. They appear to be solidly built. And the size is perfect, they fit in the space the original

I thought these cheap bulbs were cheap bulbs. But they seem really good! They are very blue, very bright and very easy to use. I actually bought it as an experiment. Personally I'm not a fan of LED bulbs but my 1980 TR7 Triumph uses just 4 bulbs to illuminate the entire dashboard which is encased in old green plastic lenses from long ago. I'm sure they were bright 40 years ago but not so much now. Also, green lights make me sick because almost every car I've owned since I started driving has…