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Eze Rod
2025-08-28 10:01:22
I got a 2003 PT Cruiser and after 21 years only one spedometer bulb keep working, so at night I wasn't read the fuel and temp gauges and barely read the tach. After replace the burned bulbs with this ones now the cluster lighting looks like when new. The power rating is 3 watts, so they are little brigther than the original. The size T5 is the most common for cluster lighting. One bulb came defective but with the package of 20 that is no issue, I use 7 bulbs and keep the others as spare. Time will tell about the longevity of the bulbs. Impotant, use gloves and check the bulb connections before installing to avoid issues.
SteveE
2025-08-18 18:43:22
After watching a couple of youtube videos, I was able to remove the dash panel and use these bulbs to replace 6 of the burned out bulbs. I replaced the other 5 because I did not want for the older ones to go out then have to remove the dash panel again. Unfortunately the steering column cowling that abuts to my dash panel on my 2005 Honda CRV had become brittle and the catch broke. I've learned that old plastics apparently get old and brittle. I was careful but not careful enough. I don't know where I'll get a replacement cowling.
Jon
2025-08-15 18:27:22
Used to replace old burnt bulbs in 2k 4runner speedo.
Latroleum C Lawrence
2025-08-06 18:26:51
They worked very well
Kappa
2025-05-23 18:19:27
Bulbs had irregular sizes, coloring, and brightness. Length can vary by around 2mm. Brightness overall is poor. A few bulbs also had weirdly installed contacts, so expect to do some fiddling. Wedge base molding was also inconsistent; some were a bit loose in socket while others were very tight.
riverdale
2025-05-06 18:48:15
20 bulbs for less than the cost of 1 OEM including base. Reuse existing base. 3 dead bulbs in my '04 CRV cluster and the rest were about half as bright as when new. Watched a couple YouTube videos and replaced 10 of the 11 T5 bulbs (didn't bother with the green key). Don't expect these to last as long as OEM but I have 10 spares and the job is super easy to do after the first time( and that only took slightly over 1 hour) and the car is 20 years old so... I think the pic speaks for itself.I chose these over LED mainly for stock look and dimming. And although "LED"s don't fail, the driver boards do so they typically do not last any longer than incandescent.
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2025-05-03 12:58:28
Like the title says, this product is trash. Lights are in fact not purple, kind of a whitish-orange the isn't bright at all, the connecting wires were half bent as well. Would give negative stars if I could lol.
Mike D
2025-04-25 14:42:53
Bought these for my 2005 Honda Element. They are longer than the factory bulbs but are still able to fit inside. Removing the old bulbs are tricky. Getting them out of the cluster is easy (use some needle nose pliers). But taking the bulb out is trickier. They are very slippery, so the trick I used was to wrap them with scotch tape (use extra) making a pull tab, so you can pull them out. The cost for 20 bulbs is $10. OEM bulb with harness is $7. You do the math. Now I have extras for next time.
Francois huard
2025-04-02 15:58:46
Dash Land Rover 2008
Josephine
2025-02-27 10:47:32
Good came fast
bar
2025-02-03 09:41:14
Works on my 2006 Honda Element. Easy and no hassle to install the only down side is it's not as bright as advertise. It works but not the best.
Chris
2025-01-31 16:01:24
Every bulbs works. Lighting is oem . I highly recommend these than fighting with shitty LED types that flicker after a month
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