ScionScene.. let's see a picture of your finished gauge....?? jhScionScene said:I just had this done but one thing you need to do is to get the actual plastic part of the gauge changed too. The part that is black and red because if you change the color without doing this, the rpm, gas, and temp part stays red mixed with whatever color you chose. In my case it was blue, so that part turned a dim greenish color, but once I changed out the gauge part then everything is a solid blue.
Yes I did my Climate Controls heres a pic sorry its a little blurryScionScene said:Looks great! I like how you did both blue and white. On mine, its too blue so that at night I can barely see the gauges at all or the indicators. Did you do you HVAC controls too? Mine are back lit in blue but I cant see the indicators at all as to how hot or cold it is, or if defrost is on... the indicators completely disappeared. Need to figure out how to fix that.
did you see these wangsterwangster said:DAMN!
I WANT THEM! I WANT THEM! I WANT THEM!
The moment I picked up my xB, I was thinking... damn, why did they have to use amber?
I had a G35 and that was amber and ugly. The following year after I got my G coupe, they changed it.
Acura uses blue lights...
Any step-by-step how-to's with pictures?
Or does anybody know that will do this for a reasonable cost in Southern California (preferably Inland Empire)?
Hi guys. For the Guages how many leds do i need to purchase and solder on?Eric said:Welcome to the site!
People have taken the gauges off and soldered in new LEDs replacing the amber ones...
If you just want to do the faces, I think it's around 17. I'd get a few extra cause they're itty bitty. Just in case, ya know.PYRUS said:Hi guys. For the Guages how many leds do i need to purchase and solder on?Eric said:Welcome to the site!
People have taken the gauges off and soldered in new LEDs replacing the amber ones...
Thanks!