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Gauge cluster lighting
So am I missing some bulbs? Are these sockets available somewhere?
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...3E4676DED6.jpg Is it this way because it's just a 3 hole cluster? http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...3E570F20E1.jpg Posted via Mobile Device |
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Nope. You are missing three. I think you can get them from some of the parts houses. I can send you 3 out if you like for $15 shipped
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available at any parts store #PC194
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My local O'Rielly has them, fairly priced with the black piece and everything. Idk about a 3 hole cluster but I do know that on a cluster with the lower gauges, certain lights illuminate certain gauges so a cluster with a tach has a few extra lights compared to one without. Might just try moving the lights you have around to the open holes and see what happens
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Thanks guys, I'll check Oriely's today. What bulb number is used for the gauges?
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Is your truck an automatic or stick? If it is an automatic one of the bulb holders should have a small bracket to hold the fiber optic cable, that lights the shifter indicator. LockDoc |
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3 on da tree, thanks again
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Yeah, been doing some research and I think they are the tall type 1895. I'll pop a bulb out this evening to check, but I think I'm going to replace all the sockets with the 194 type and run led's
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Also, what size fits? I see listings for 1/2" and 5/8" sockets for the same vehicles. Which sockets are which?
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