2003 Instrument Cluster Lights
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2003 Instrument Cluster Lights
Hey all!
Kinda new here, so i thought this would be the best place to ask this.
It seems as though one of my instrument cluster lights went out, on my RPM gauge towards the left side its dimmer than its supposed to be, and i can only assume that one of the lights went out. Does anyone know the easiest way to get to those light bulbs? And what kind of bulb they take?
Thanks in advance!
Kinda new here, so i thought this would be the best place to ask this.
It seems as though one of my instrument cluster lights went out, on my RPM gauge towards the left side its dimmer than its supposed to be, and i can only assume that one of the lights went out. Does anyone know the easiest way to get to those light bulbs? And what kind of bulb they take?
Thanks in advance!
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You will need to remove all panels on the sides, top and bottom of the cluster. Then you will need to unscrew the cluster itself and remove it. On the back you will find little tabs that unscrew. These are the light housings.
The light and the tab (housing for light) is one unit. I'd assume the only place you can get these lights from is the dealer or a local salvage yard. A more complicated way would be to unsolder the light from the housing and replace just the light. They can be found online for pretty cheap. That's what I will be attempting on my upgrade to LED cluster lights.
The light and the tab (housing for light) is one unit. I'd assume the only place you can get these lights from is the dealer or a local salvage yard. A more complicated way would be to unsolder the light from the housing and replace just the light. They can be found online for pretty cheap. That's what I will be attempting on my upgrade to LED cluster lights.