Hi Guys, I swapped my cluster bulbs with LEDs I got from superbrightleds.com, so they're not cheap eBay ones from China. lol But the problem I'm having is there's always one or two that's flickering. I tried bending the little metal tabs so they'd be a little tighter but they still end up doing the same thing after a while.

Anyone had that problem and found a fix for it? I thought about opening the cluster and soldering them on, but I've always been against screwing around gauge needles. And my truck is a street truck so it's not like I'm driving on extremely rough terrain.

Thanks!

 

I did the same LED conversion on the gauge cluster with the leds from superbright. Which LED's did you buy? The b8.5's? I tried each different bulb (bought 3 of each) to test brightness, fitment, light coverage, etc. I found that the NEO5 WHP or BHP fit best with the least amount of trouble. The b8.5s were a lot more difficult for me to get working right.

 

Yeah, they're B8.5s...pretty sure the NE05 would not work on my cluster.

 

If the b8.5s will work, then the neo5's work. They are both 5mm LEDs. Here's a link to the NEO5HP's that I bought. http://www.superbrightleds.com/morei...panel-led/221/. I have a 2006 Ram, so if they work on mine, they should work on yours. I went back through the many pages of a thread on another forum. I believe I had to modify the lights a little bit, by cutting a small piece of the plastic off for the HVAC. I can't remember if I had to do that for the cluster. I know the forums generally frown upon linking to another forum, but on post #545 of a thread on another dodge forum, there is a picture of what to cut. The neo5's definitely fit better and work better than the b8.5ds after cutting that little plastic piece. I also used the NEO4HP for the overhead console, they were pretty tight, but fit.