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I have completed a complete set of LED white dash replacements for the center console area. you will get four bulbs already mounted in sockets with resistors. You must have knowledge of how to remove the dash pieces and replace the bulbs with these leds, as well as remove the color films from behind the dash lights. I will also need pics. You may keep the bulbs for $10 if the test is successful. Regular non-tester price will be $25 shipped. Here is how they install. please take note of the + and - polarity and the direction of the resistor. the resistor lead must touch the positive terminal.

 
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so its 10 bucks for the bulbs shipped? for the tester

if so i will be first in line

 
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http://www.ledautomotive.com/HowToGu...shLEDHowTo.asp

heres some instructions for anyone to use to take center console apart.

its good that you sell them pre-assembled, so much easier than trying. but thats how i learned to soder, lol.

 
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imo, selling a bunch of leds and resistors and then asking the customer to assemble them is not what i have in mind. If you're paying for something, you shouldn't have to do the work.

i have a tester already. someone sent me a pm before your post...

 
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yeah i got them from them installed them hours later after a few tries i got it. they do sell the window switch and mirror lights(playing with circuit bards). But i think 25 for them assembled is a really good price. well worth it. good idea gearbox.

 
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thanks. i didn't want to mess with the other controls because of that issue (bulb inside the switch on the board). and it was a pain to do haha.

 
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yeah there are instructions for those on the site too. bad part is if u slip u fry the unit. i had problems more with the ac set up cause it took me 3 shots for it to light. but i like the mod. looks nicer on the interior.

 
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i've done a few for people where they sent in the pieces and I wired in separate leds. imo that is the best bet because I put 2 leds and point them forward instead of sideways. makes it much brighter and more even. but we'll see if this works. I got a request for pink so i'll prolly do up the test pieces eventually.

 
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well good luck, this is a real good deal people!

 
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Interesting...

 
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OMG who requested pink leds??? is richard simmons here on the site?? hahaha
btw: great work gear. if people has tried them and it's retard proof, that's probably the time i'll get one. LOL

 
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request for blue please. Looking for Pretty bright blue leds and the LED Automotive ones arent much to loook at

 
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i second that. having them preassembled is also a plus. I got the parts from led automotive and tried soldering them. my low pateince level and sausage fingers didnt work out too well

 
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so what does this do exactly?

 
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Change the illumination color of your dash instruments (I think )

 
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I will third that for blue led lights. i don't think I could handle the soldering myself...Great idea Gearbox

 
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^---- i definately agree with gearbox
i bought an LED kit for the entire interior from LEDautomotive... 1 burnt pinkie and 5 hours later i got everything done... plug and play is sooo much easier!

 
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well the white plug and play kits work well and are available if anyone wants.

 
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Just thought I would throw this out there:

On your "current" page, you mis-typed the word shapes.

 
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thats cool but you should look into getting smaller resistors (surface mount resistors work well). in bulk they should be cheaper and so much easier to fit.