🚗 Enhance Your Car's Interior with WLJH 10x Ice Blue T3 Neo Wedge LED Bulbs for Instrument Cluster, Dashboard, and Climate Controls Review

I wish you would like them. But they are so weak that they are completely useless in my Tacoma 07. If your setup has more direct light than is diffused by the indicator display, you may be fine with them.

I used one of these in my '99 Accord dash clock to give it some color and bright light. I wasn't disappointed, thought of red but decided on ice blue. The result is really good and the best part is that I have 9 spares.

When I was looking for a specific replacement for a 2008 Honda Odessey, bulbs or LEDs for the climate control kept popping up as a direct replacement, they only work in the switches, not the LCD panel. They have different voltages. They're a little loose, but they fit part of the air conditioner.

Worked in a 2006 Scion xA for climate control lights I believe the Scion xB uses the same or xD if it helps anyone I have the 4.2 update: they always work still a year after that i think xA climate control and have now added them to my 2013 scion TC climate controls, same 4.2 fit as xA and they definitely look brighter than the halogens that were there and look nice

Installed on a 2004 Toyota Corolla when 2 of the 3 button switches burned out. Air conditioning switch, air recirculation switch and rear window defroster switch. The ice blue looks better than the default "dull green" that was originally there. I have not replaced the other 2 green bulbs on the center console that illuminate the dials. 2 worked right away, but for the 3rd: According to the instructions from the seller, I had to turn it 180 degrees, then it also caught fire during the next/last

LED fits directly into the AC outlets on a 2005 Dodge Ram. When purchasing this item you just need to make sure you measure the base of the burnt out bulbs before purchasing these LEDs. They make different sized sockets and if you pick the wrong ones you'll have problems with the LEDs falling into the sensors or they'll be too big to fit the blocking holes. One more thing, if they don't light up, you may have to rotate them 180 degrees in the socket holes to make them light up. So far I haven't