Changed a lot of the interior bulbs today to Blue LEDs, the one that turned out the best was the Climate Control unit, it looks incredible. I also put some LEDs in my Autometer Ultra Lites, they definitely glow blue, but they are a bit hard to read at night. I put some blue LEDs in the door step lights, that looks pretty sharp as well, nice ambiance when the door is open. I ended up painting the bulbs for the combination switches since the bulbs are pretty unique, and it seemed to work alright, however a couple of them went out, may have to fiddle with those a little more. Then I will be on to the dash unit itself. I'll see if I can get some photos up once the dash unit is done. I thought it would get too ricey with all the lights on the interior being blue LED, however it looks pretty sharp and seems to update the interior to a today kind of look at night. Definitely have to put some sunglasses on with the radio though, that unit is pretty bright from factory.
The climate control bulbs are small twistlocs(I'll get the part number later) They were a bit large for the hole, but I got them to fit with a bit of coaxing, and the rest of the lighting around the stock radio unit and the foot lighting use press in style Wedge base #74's. A/T shifter console and the Autometer use a 194 Style Wedge. However the Autometer as I said didn't quite turn out aswell, just hard to read the black letters on a white face gauge with Blue LED lighting, backlit like the Cobalt series would look better I'd assume.
The climate control bulbs are small twistlocs(I'll get the part number later) They were a bit large for the hole, but I got them to fit with a bit of coaxing, and the rest of the lighting around the stock radio unit and the foot lighting use press in style Wedge base #74's. A/T shifter console and the Autometer use a 194 Style Wedge. However the Autometer as I said didn't quite turn out aswell, just hard to read the black letters on a white face gauge with Blue LED lighting, backlit like the Cobalt series would look better I'd assume.
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