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dashlight bulbs
Does anybody have a part # on the dash bulbs, I'm looking to replace mine with LED bulbs but need to know the part # unfortunately they don't list it in the owners manual says to contact dealer for replacement. So any help would be appreciated.
Thanks Tim |
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bulbs here are bulbs for a 99 f350, i am taking a wild guess as to what year your truck is. link to led 12volt bulbs 1999 FORD F250-F550 (With replaceable halogen capsules) High & low beam headlamp 9007 9007ST Silverstar High Performance Lighting: the whitest and brightest Halogen 9007XV XtraVision Halogen Upgrade: Up to 20% Brighter 9007CB Cool Blue Halogen Upgrade: White Hot; Super Cool; 100% Street Legal 9007LL Long Life Halogen Upgrade: Lasts 3x longer Parking light 3157LL Front turn signal 3157LL Rear turn signal 3157LL Tail light 3157LL Stop light 3157LL High mount stop light 922 Fog/Driving light 9006 9006ST Silverstar High Performance Lighting: the whitest and brightest Halogen 9006XV XtraVision Halogen Upgrade: Up to 20% Brighter 9006CB Cool Blue Halogen Upgrade: White Hot; Super Cool; 100% Street Legal 9006LL Long Life Halogen Upgrade: Lasts one and a half times longer 9145 9145ST Silverstar High Performance Lighting: the whitest and brightest Halogen License plate 168 Back up light 3156LL Front sidemarker 194 194LL Long Life Upgrade: Up to twice the life of the standard lamp Ash tray 161 Glove box 161 Dome light 578 912 Step/Courtesy light 168 Trunk/Cargo area 906 Under hood light 912 Instrument-general 194 194LL Long Life Upgrade: Up to twice the life of the standard lamp 37 Check engine indicator 194 194LL Long Life Upgrade: Up to twice the life of the standard lamp Hi-beam indicator 194 194LL Long Life Upgrade: Up to twice the life of the standard lamp Seat belt indicator 194 194LL Long Life Upgrade: Up to twice the life of the standard lamp Brake warning 194 194LL Long Life Upgrade: Up to twice the life of the standard lamp Automatic transmission indicator 194 194LL Long Life Upgrade: Up to twice the life of the standard lamp Directional signal indicator 194 194LL Long Life Upgrade: Up to twice the life of the standard lamp __________________________________________________ __ The applications presented in this replacement guide have been compiled using the best information available from the vehicle manufacturers at the time of your search. This guide is intended for general information purposes only, not to be construed as any type of warrantee as to any particular application. For specific applications the vehicle owner's manual should be consulted. Last edited by Brian : 04-16-2006 at 01:55 PM. |
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I took mine out one night cause I was bored and didn't have anything better to do. it didn't take that long. Just scary like anything else envolving plastic. The piece around the radio, instruments, etc, pops pretty good when it comes loose. I don't suppose it took me more than half hour to have the instrument cluster laying on the work bench. I think it all started cause there was dust on the guages that I couldn't get to I used a putty knife and started on the right end of the dash to pop it loose. you want your wheel down as far as it will go, and you'll have to drop it into 1st gear if you have an automatic. Once you get your fingers in behind the plastic piece, it pops right off along there. Be sure to disconnect your powerpoint, it has a short harness. I think the only tools I used were the putty knife and a hex driver to take out the cluster. hope that helps!!!!
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hey thanks marc i'm going to order some tonight just wanted to know how many so i only have to pull it apart once .
Tim |
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