Changing gauge cluster bulbs
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I emailed the dude about the one huge pic, and here is his answer.
That depends on the image you need. I think is
possible. thanks
So dig up some pics, and lighten it up......we may find a keeper
That depends on the image you need. I think is
possible. thanks
So dig up some pics, and lighten it up......we may find a keeper
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I took apart the cluster earlier and saw that the stock bulbs had gel covers on them but the covers were blue and that looked odd to me because when you turn the lights on there is no blue light in the cluster.. any ideas why that is?
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It is like that cause the incadesent light gives off a red color which cancels out some of the blue from the gels. Thats why you want a deep blue gel so that the blue will overtake the red but in doing this, What will happen is the blue is so dark it dimms the light output.
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I think i damaged the odometer bulb while messing around with the cluster cus i couldn't tell during the day but tonite when i was out driving it was not lit . Tomorrow i'll try to see if its properly locked in place but if it is damaged does anyone know where i can get a new one? or if someone has a spare one sitting around ?
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