I've PM'd LilSparkPlug with the same question... waiting for response...

my take on it...

you'll need seven WLED-5 lights (whatever color)
the inverted light doesn't seem to be in blue... only in red and amber... hmm
and the red/blue bulb is similar to the inverted I think. short of the inverted bulb, I think I've got it figured out... hope to hear from Crystal either by PM or a post

 

thanks.

 

Quantity - Product - Price
(7) WLED 5-LED Wide Angle LED bulb $ 2.79
(1) WLED 1-LED bulb $ 1.49
(2) WLED 1-LED bulb $ 1.49

 

The LEDS are wayyyyyyyy down at the bottom. Heres a direct quote from the page:


Select LED Color Blue (+ $1.35)
WLED 5-LED Wide Angle LED bulb
12 VDC 5-LED Wedge Base bulb (194/168 type)
Super Wide Viewing Angle bulb uses 4 radially mounted LEDs aiming out the sides and one High Flux LED on top
Non Polarized
$ 2.79



To do the instrument Cluster, Boost Gauge and the HVAC you'll need 7 of those ^^^

Then grab two of the 194 INVERTED LED's in Blue for the two top spaces in the gauge cluster



And a dual Red/Blue for the A/C heat controls in 194, which I don't think superbrightleds.com has. I know autolumination.com does though. Compare prices and see which is cheaper. But thats whatcha need, complete with the pictures from the site so when you scroll down this page:
http://www.superbrightleds.com/cgi-b...gi?product=CAR
you'll know what your looking for
Hope that helped.

Thanks again guys for the compliments.

PONY KILLER...what is up with your post? Im utterly confused.

highrevr/tflea: I LOVE my Jensen, the player itself absolutely rocks, confusing to get used to, since its a dvd player theres really no controls on the front of it like a normal radio, most of it is done by remote. But I have no complaints at all. It gets a TON of compliments, and when people hear that its a Jensen they honestly ask me if I'm pulling their leg cause the pictures that good.

 

i also have the blue dash and boost gauge done...looks awesome... let me know when you do the center controls, im still trying to figure out how to do it... how exactually do you take apart the center trim...? i cant even get that far lol a lil help would be great, thanks!

 

Pry off the bottom of the silver center piece with your hands.

Pop off the four ***** for the heat-A/C controls, make sure you don't lose them, but no worries theres only one way to put them back on so nothing will get screwed up.

Pop off the two vents up top with some pressure, dont worry they wont break they just snap back into place.

Look up into the holes where the vents were and youll find two phillips head screws, calling you to take them out. Undo those two screws with a magnetic screwdriver....otherwise they plummet to the floor, which if your cars like mine, its a bottomless pit.

Look at the HVAC. You'll see two screws one on either side. Undo them, again with a magnetic driver, but be careful when you pull out the console that you don't snap anything behind it. And then just like the cluster, plug and play baby!

Hope that helped. If you want pix, Id be glad to take them.

For those doing the dash, have some needle nose pliers and a rag ready...those bulbs can be a bitch to try and get out.

 

Forgive my ignorance as I don't own the car and not sure where to look for an answer, but the lights you used to light up all the gauges are already in the gauges? and you just replaced them with different colored lights?

 

Sweet. thanks a lot lilsparkplug.

 

Absolutely. Which is why blue works best. The instrument cluster itself is already coated with a green film on the inside, so using strictly a blue BULB, instead of an LED would only grant you a slightly bluish green color. While instead, replacing the stock clear 194 bulb, with a 5 LED blue wide angle bulb, you almost completely bypass the green film, and get the bright hint of blue color that I have in mine.

PS...ignorance forgiven! Lol im just teasing [8D]

 

lol, your lucky biopulse, she doesnt forgive ignorance that easily usually


lol j/k