racerzedge
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Hahaha....you said "Deliverance" and all I heard was the sound of banjo playing in my head.
DIY LED.. white needles/Climate control/Cruise/door/clock/
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Crimzon
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Is there an easy way to know for sure whether the needles are white under the paint? i4 vs v6, year, etc? I think the white needles look pretty good, wouldn't mind giving this a shot...
Jefe02
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Yea only on the driver side. It says auto and it lights up. I haven't seen any info on weather or nor you can change it.
metrick1235
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Hmmm well i have no idea.. i checked mine last night and my "auto" is painted on... so i have no idea..
Jefe02
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No worries i guess i will have to see if i can figure it out when i have a day off
Correct me if i am wrong, but it should just be a circuit board type thing under the buttons with an led soldered on.
Jefe02
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Most likely you are right. I was just wondering if anyone has done this before. Once work slows down and i have a little free time i will see if i can figure it out.
98vtec5spd
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I haven't seen it done on our cars, honestly i haven't even looked at my window switch at night to know if it does actually light up or not haha, but i remember seeing it on another car i know, and it was just an led that you have to unsolder and you just solder the new led in it's place.
I don't remember what car it was, but i know it was somebody doing a red theme in his car.
Jefe02
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Yea i bet your right. I changed all my interior lights to red leds and that's the only one that isn't red. Its not a huge deal but it kinda bugs me sometimes lol. I tend to get anal about little things like that if there not perfect. I'm sure its not too difficult.
