just turned my gauges blood red!
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just turned my gauges blood red!
got new bulbs and painted them red. turned out great.
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RE: just turned my gauges blood red!
changing the bulbs are pretty easy but would take a while to explain. I didn't have anyone tell me how, I figured it out on my own so hopefully everyone else can. just be prepared to break a clip or 2. the bulbs might get hot over a while and melt the paint off, but buying new bulbs and painting them is the only way to get the red color. no one sells #24 and #74 colored bulbs to my knowledge. there was 1 #194 bulb, 4 #24 bulbs, and 2 #74 bulbs(the 2 bulbs that light up the needles). Soldering is something I am a bit timid to do. never done it before and don't want to ruin anything. next up is my a/c panel.
#9
RE: just turned my gauges blood red!
Hit up this website and oder their catalog. www.partsexpress.com . It is the electricians and audio enthusiats bible. Its like a 300 odd page catalog too filled to the brim of good stuff. They carry a huge amount of led and gel covers.
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