Looking at these for my dash/cluster gauges. Are the LEDs uniform in color/brightness since I'll need more than 1 in dash? Thanks!
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Yes I used them in my dash for my 86 mustang. They work very well and are definitely uniform in brightness and color. A word of advice they are polarity sensitive so if they don't work spin them 180 degrees in socket. If possible I would test before putting dash all the way together.
78374
T5 is the size. If you take a T5 bulb out then a T5 LED should fit. Dash lights usually snap into a holder that twists in place.
443581
Hi I never got that far as to seeing if they are as bright or brighter then standard bulb, because while inspecting the fit and finish of the wiring connectors I noticed inconsistent quality. The heat shrinked connector joints were done one was done properly and the other was not even close. So I did not want to even risk it.
28021
I have four on the front of my 4runner, I can run two or all four. They are bright enough. They do have a little wider light spread then a regular spot.
2092032
Hmm I have the same ones and they work perfect for me. It sounds like you may want to try to get your waranteed. When all the led's are lit these are super bright.
1158446
If your cluster takes #194 bulbs, these will work. Keep in mind that they are polarized, so they only work one way. You might have to flip them and plug them in the opposite way to get them to light. I imagine they also won't dim well unless your car's cluster uses a pulse-width-modulated DC voltage for the dimming. Mine does, so no worries for me....
1329881
LEDS are supposedly brighter. Haven't used them. I'm familiar with CFL's. Hope this helps!
646179
I bought them a month ago, and just to tell you compared to other LEDs they forsure are bright white pure 6000K. On the road, for others you'd be seen, but for you the light output on the road is im afraid of no use. I ended up switching to 35W 6000K HIDs which looked pretty much the same but with 10x more light out put, good luck :)
1882674
I have these on my chevy 2500hd with no issues, I went with an led flasher instead of resistors. It sounds like you might have a short in the wiring or one of the leds.
798908
There are only 6 LED's. You can see the difference in the labelling next to the actual LED's.
251477
These leds work great. They fit into standard socket on my truck. No resistors needed. I use them as daytime running lights. Have been running these for several months with no problems.
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See last answer about 2 LEDs out: but then considering the price, I can replace these once a year and consider it fine. 6 LEDs on one unit looks pretty much okay too.
1664271
It depends on how you wire them, most people just wire them to a separate switch. The halos look a little yellow compaired to my HIDs, so I choose not hook them up. I do think the assembly as a whole looks awesome.
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Yes Greg, they wire right up, only options you lose on these is the underside entrance/alarm lights (if you have that option) and the auto dim/tint (if you have that option) I didn't give a crap cuz they look so deadly. No issues whatsoever except the levelling issue which can be remedied with spacers and adjusting the tightness of the bolts. Buy me dude. You won't regret it. Only had me a couple months now but they seem real decent quality...which totally surprised me for the $$$. Good luck!
1496587
The color of my dash and instrument lights is red. I don't think it's too bright at night but try changing the color. Blue is nice and soothing at a dim setting even thought my lights are red I like changing the color to keep it interesting. Did you know the dimmer had a timer?
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Yes, they come will all types of connectors and will even work as a light under the dash. Not to mention they look awesome. But keep in mind in some states they are highly illegal. Good luck!
205202
Im not forsure but i did another set that i bought that was led the small ones has 6 led bulbs i got the relay for them at advance auto parts hope that helps