Bulb + Socket for 01 Gauge cluster
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I cant believe how hard it is to find this part number at Honda. called 3 dealers and all are giving me the run around. Two of my gauge cluster bulbs the ones in the speedo) wont stay in its socket, so I need to order new bulbs that are already in the socket. From my testing, these 2 sockets are no longer tight enough to grip the bulbs.
Can I order these online that ship to Canada? The dealer wants anywhere from $32-46 for one bulb+socket set. Rip off prices.
Can I order these online that ship to Canada? The dealer wants anywhere from $32-46 for one bulb+socket set. Rip off prices.
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You can buy the set from Toronto Honda Parts online:
http://torontohondaparts.com/Honda/C...TEON)_(1)/6104
Looks like the set is 'only' $9 or $6 depending on what bulb and base you need.
Not sure what your trim is but I don't think the gauge cluster differes that much between models... Just select your proper trim or enter you VIN on the home page of Toronto Honda Parts to be sure.
http://torontohondaparts.com/Honda/C...TEON)_(1)/6104
Looks like the set is 'only' $9 or $6 depending on what bulb and base you need.
Not sure what your trim is but I don't think the gauge cluster differes that much between models... Just select your proper trim or enter you VIN on the home page of Toronto Honda Parts to be sure.
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sick of having to pull the cluster over and over.
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You can buy the set from Toronto Honda Parts online:
http://torontohondaparts.com/Honda/C...TEON)_(1)/6104
Looks like the set is 'only' $9 or $6 depending on what bulb and base you need.
Not sure what your trim is but I don't think the gauge cluster differes that much between models... Just select your proper trim or enter you VIN on the home page of Toronto Honda Parts to be sure.
http://torontohondaparts.com/Honda/C...TEON)_(1)/6104
Looks like the set is 'only' $9 or $6 depending on what bulb and base you need.
Not sure what your trim is but I don't think the gauge cluster differes that much between models... Just select your proper trim or enter you VIN on the home page of Toronto Honda Parts to be sure.
i always thought it was allthe same bulb for the whole cluster, but guess not.
wow $32 for shipping? well so much for that.
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I called honda and they said the #74 bulbs arent the correct bulb and that they dont sell OEM bulbs seperately, it always comes with sockets.
Thats too bad cause id rather just buy the bulbs if i could find the smaller size that fits in mine now.
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My guess is that the bulbs that light the back of the cluster up (behind speedometer and tach, if you have it) are probably #74 and the bulbs that light the indicators could be smaller?
I bought 10 #74 bulbs on ebay for like $3 or $4 though I never did see the base on ebay
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Thats what I thought, the #74 bulbs fit! Cause if they didnt, they simply wouldnt push all the way in and illuminate. The problem with a few of my sockets is that they dont grip the bulbs enough to keep the bulb in the socket.
So I have to buy new sockets + bulb sets for $12 each What a rip off.
So I have to buy new sockets + bulb sets for $12 each What a rip off.
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Can you see any numbers on the used bulbs at all? Like I said, mine actually had a "74" on them, though it was EXTREMELY small so you will definately need to magnify the bulb somehow to see it.
Only reason why I know about these bulbs is because I tried to relace the bulbs with LEDs (couldn't find any that were bright enough). From all my research, I found that all my bulb bases were "T5", which is a size standard for the wedge-based bulbs and they fit the #74 bulb.
So, what I would do is, buy a bunch of T5 twist lock bases from eBay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/10x-T5-Twist-Socket-Instrument-Panel-Cluster-Plug-Lamp-Dash-Light-Bulb-Lock-Base-/251413407781?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3a89682825&vxp=mtr
For which the #74 bulbs or T-1-3/4 Sub-Miniature Glass Wedge Base will fit into (which I know for sure will fit since this is exactly what I did for my Civic)
The #74 bulb is your #9 bulb (in the Honda parts diagram) @ 1.4 Watts.
http://www.bulbtown.com/74_Miniature..._Base_p/74.htm
Also, a #37 will fit into the same base, this is your #8 bulb @ 1.26 Watts.
http://www.bulbtown.com/37_Miniature..._Base_p/37.htm
You can do a search on eBay to find those bulbs for really cheap.
** One thing I cannot guarantee is that the twist base will fit into your cluster. Seems like it should but no guarantees there, but hey, it's a small risk and a hell of a lot cheaper. I had to do some trial and error with my cluster but finally found the bulb that fit.
As for the #7 bulbs, not too sure since I couldn't find a 3W T1-3/4 bulb.... must be something different. If you have a micrometer, measure the bulb and look for it on that Bulb Town website and eBay them!
Good Luck
Only reason why I know about these bulbs is because I tried to relace the bulbs with LEDs (couldn't find any that were bright enough). From all my research, I found that all my bulb bases were "T5", which is a size standard for the wedge-based bulbs and they fit the #74 bulb.
So, what I would do is, buy a bunch of T5 twist lock bases from eBay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/10x-T5-Twist-Socket-Instrument-Panel-Cluster-Plug-Lamp-Dash-Light-Bulb-Lock-Base-/251413407781?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3a89682825&vxp=mtr
For which the #74 bulbs or T-1-3/4 Sub-Miniature Glass Wedge Base will fit into (which I know for sure will fit since this is exactly what I did for my Civic)
The #74 bulb is your #9 bulb (in the Honda parts diagram) @ 1.4 Watts.
http://www.bulbtown.com/74_Miniature..._Base_p/74.htm
Also, a #37 will fit into the same base, this is your #8 bulb @ 1.26 Watts.
http://www.bulbtown.com/37_Miniature..._Base_p/37.htm
You can do a search on eBay to find those bulbs for really cheap.
** One thing I cannot guarantee is that the twist base will fit into your cluster. Seems like it should but no guarantees there, but hey, it's a small risk and a hell of a lot cheaper. I had to do some trial and error with my cluster but finally found the bulb that fit.
As for the #7 bulbs, not too sure since I couldn't find a 3W T1-3/4 bulb.... must be something different. If you have a micrometer, measure the bulb and look for it on that Bulb Town website and eBay them!
Good Luck
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Can you see any numbers on the used bulbs at all? Like I said, mine actually had a "74" on them, though it was EXTREMELY small so you will definately need to magnify the bulb somehow to see it.
Only reason why I know about these bulbs is because I tried to relace the bulbs with LEDs (couldn't find any that were bright enough). From all my research, I found that all my bulb bases were "T5", which is a size standard for the wedge-based bulbs and they fit the #74 bulb.
So, what I would do is, buy a bunch of T5 twist lock bases from eBay:
10x T5 Twist Socket Instrument Panel Cluster Plug Lamp Dash Light Bulb Lock Base | eBay
For which the #74 bulbs or T-1-3/4 Sub-Miniature Glass Wedge Base will fit into (which I know for sure will fit since this is exactly what I did for my Civic)
The #74 bulb is your #9 bulb (in the Honda parts diagram) @ 1.4 Watts.
http://www.bulbtown.com/74_Miniature..._Base_p/74.htm
Also, a #37 will fit into the same base, this is your #8 bulb @ 1.26 Watts.
http://www.bulbtown.com/37_Miniature..._Base_p/37.htm
You can do a search on eBay to find those bulbs for really cheap.
** One thing I cannot guarantee is that the twist base will fit into your cluster. Seems like it should but no guarantees there, but hey, it's a small risk and a hell of a lot cheaper. I had to do some trial and error with my cluster but finally found the bulb that fit.
As for the #7 bulbs, not too sure since I couldn't find a 3W T1-3/4 bulb.... must be something different. If you have a micrometer, measure the bulb and look for it on that Bulb Town website and eBay them!
Good Luck
Only reason why I know about these bulbs is because I tried to relace the bulbs with LEDs (couldn't find any that were bright enough). From all my research, I found that all my bulb bases were "T5", which is a size standard for the wedge-based bulbs and they fit the #74 bulb.
So, what I would do is, buy a bunch of T5 twist lock bases from eBay:
10x T5 Twist Socket Instrument Panel Cluster Plug Lamp Dash Light Bulb Lock Base | eBay
For which the #74 bulbs or T-1-3/4 Sub-Miniature Glass Wedge Base will fit into (which I know for sure will fit since this is exactly what I did for my Civic)
The #74 bulb is your #9 bulb (in the Honda parts diagram) @ 1.4 Watts.
http://www.bulbtown.com/74_Miniature..._Base_p/74.htm
Also, a #37 will fit into the same base, this is your #8 bulb @ 1.26 Watts.
http://www.bulbtown.com/37_Miniature..._Base_p/37.htm
You can do a search on eBay to find those bulbs for really cheap.
** One thing I cannot guarantee is that the twist base will fit into your cluster. Seems like it should but no guarantees there, but hey, it's a small risk and a hell of a lot cheaper. I had to do some trial and error with my cluster but finally found the bulb that fit.
As for the #7 bulbs, not too sure since I couldn't find a 3W T1-3/4 bulb.... must be something different. If you have a micrometer, measure the bulb and look for it on that Bulb Town website and eBay them!
Good Luck
Sadly i had to pay $12 for each of them, yes I know i got ripped off but i had no choice. Still cant believe it, $25 for two, ridiculous.
I will check out ebay and see if i can find these very same 1.26W bulbs on there, if so ill get 9 and replace the remaining, if not then ill just keep what i got in now. I just dont wanna have to ever pull the cluster again, ive pulled it like 12 times in the past couple years.
If I order these
http://www.bulbtown.com/37_Miniature..._Base_p/37.htm
Will they fit into the OEM sockets?
Last edited by Civicnoobie; 11-07-2014 at 08:43 PM.
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