Clock Lighting?

Levi

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okay, say you are holding the clock upright: There is a metal circle where the light goes in, the top half is the - and the bottom half is the +

I got an ultrabright LED, spliced the + end to a resistor, and from the resistor i soldered it to the bottom half, and the - end of the LED i soldered it to the top half of the circle.

before, i went through someone elses instructions and it didnt work, but i found out the issue was that they got the positive and negative circles mixed around.
 

juicebox00

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If you look close on the side of the clock, you'll see a small gap on the side which you can stick a flat head in it and pop it out. Unplug the wires, unscrew the bulb and put the new one in. Put everything back and your done.

ok, i'll try that
 

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yeah dude taking the clock out and sh!t is easy as it gets I've done it more times than I can count
 

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Oh...I did search and I can see how to do it....I'm just wondering about difficulty. Are we talking 20 minutes or 3 hours...
 

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Oh...I did search and I can see how to do it....I'm just wondering about difficulty. Are we talking 20 minutes or 3 hours...

1st time is the hardest. I could get the clock out and completely apart in probably 5-10 minutes. Getting the cluster out requires taking out an annoying bezel, 4 screws (if my memory is right), and maneuvering it around the steering wheel add a couple more minutes. The actual bulb replacement is fairly plug and play - only real forseeable problem is bulbs not fitting or making good contact.
 
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