Integra 2000 Changing the back light of the dash ...
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Hi Guys,
Does anyone know how difficult / costly it would be to change the color of the dash back light?
I'd like a color a little brighter then the OEM, often times it hard to read...
Thanks alot,
ACG
Does anyone know how difficult / costly it would be to change the color of the dash back light?
I'd like a color a little brighter then the OEM, often times it hard to read...
Thanks alot,
ACG
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Re: Integra 2000 Changing the back light of the dash ... (azncollegeguy)
yah...i'm wondering that...too...my lights blew out behind my a/c button and stuff...need to change but not sure where all the screws are...if anyone have a diagram...plz post thx..
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Re: Integra 2000 Changing the back light of the dash ... (mystikalstriker)
im thinking something neon, blue or something...
i mean i dont want something like fast and furious..but soemthing brigher then the oem green...often times it difficult to read...
maybe im getting old...
AG
i mean i dont want something like fast and furious..but soemthing brigher then the oem green...often times it difficult to read...
maybe im getting old...
AG
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Yeah, its a whole 5 or 6 screws. I did it at work in 10 minutes total time. I put in the blue bulbs from Advance Auto. Not too thrilled with the turnout. It looks nice, but I think I'd rather have red. If you are looking for something bright white would be best to go with. The stock bulbs are white, but have a blue "condom" on them. I kinda followed Team-Integra's directions. I didn't disconnect the plugs from the back of the dash, I just reached around since there was plenty of room to turn the dash a little after removing the screws. Then I just twisted and pulled out the bulbs, replaced em and screw it all back together. Really simple and way better than stock.
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