Who has done aftermarket dash and cluster lights?

Yep 3mm

 

Thanks man. I shouldn't be pestering you with so many question anymore haha

 

The shifter & glove box are #74 but the HVAC leds at least on my 04 were neo4's

 

For the leds behind the actual knobs

 

No prob man. Those neo t3 lights work for any of the similar buttons as well...ect, diff lock, clutch start cancel, hazards etc.

 

Ya you have a 01-04. They are different for his 99 (#74).

 

Definately keeping this thread in mind since I need to replace a few lights

 

The LED i put in there was to long and shines the green from "N" on everything else. Yhe the led i used looked like it could be cut down to fit.

 

For the shifter? My #74 fit perfect for the shifter. Here is how it looks. Keep in mind this is a daytime picture. I chose blue all around on all my leds.

 

It doesn't really make the letters blue overall. Just the dashes next to the letters. But I'm not gonna change it

 

I used NEO4 on the AC. I had to trim the tabs a bit for the Hazard Switch and Diff Lock switch so maybe NEO3 is better. Main thing is to get the ones that have the lens on the top so you get a 360 pattern.

 

Im gonna go with red a NEO3 on the AC and see how it turns out and red #74 on the shifter and HVAC panel

 

They will fit perfect. That's the factory size replacement.

 

Looks like he has a tach. Looks good @Brice

 

That's not a Tach. Its an infinitely-variable clock.

Lol but seriously, Get the wide angle lense'd 194's and you should be fine. I used 4.

EDIT: @mpc5101

 

Think your confusing @mpc5101 question with @Brice. Brice already had his cluster installed.

 

I still cannot get to the damn ashtray bulb. I took the whole bottom part off. Is it the actual ashtray or where the cigarette lighter is orange on the inside? Where is the bulb located? Does anyone have a picture of it disassembled? With bulb showing? It would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance!

 

There are two screws that hold the metal ash tray slider into the console. Once the screws are out the tray will slide partway out held only by the ash tray wire and bulb holder which is connected to the center/top of the tray. The bulb holder might be a little grippy the first time you remove it but it should pop out.

The ash tray light wire has a grey plastic insulation cover around it. Sometimes if the bulb holder pops out of the ash tray frame then the wire will pull back into the space under the stereo making it hard to find. Yours might have just popped off.