One

 

only one? doesn't seem enough to light up the whole cluster? how many 74?

 

cool diy but idk about the blue and green lights ,the red is cool

 

Has any one done this to a Del sol? And if yes then how many of bulbs/sizes

 

just did my cluster .. its not snapped together all the way in the pic so we get some light leak

 

good job, not a fan of all the bright lights but the thing I want to do it replace the check engine with a nice bright yellow LED to have it programmed as a shift light and that is something important you want to notice go on

 

here's mine in my del sol

 

here is the write up for us del sol owners.

im gonna do it next week when i get el paycheck $$$

http://www.teamsolcal.com/forum/view...p?f=33&t=11994

 

type r nammer where did you get the l.e.ds for your cluster?

 

nice!

 

Pretty sick, I will be ordering my bulbs when I get paid.

 

So which bulbs is everybody using? I just wanna get the pure white (kinda blusish tint, lie the Del Sol above) look, nothing crazy. Just for the speedometer, tach, etc.

 

i wanna do a full color change on my dashboard as well
I have a 00 civic LX, anyone knows the item # for the LEDS?
194 and 74 fits my car?

 

I want to do this to my eg!

 

Standard replacement LEDs are as follows:

#194 LED bulbs will replace old incandescent bulbs with the following #s
#74 LED bulbs will replace old incandescent bulbs with the following #sPull your old bulbs out and check them, ensure you order enough.

For my EJ6 (98 Civic LX sedan w/ STOCK CLUSTER) the 194 & 74s I ordered were enough to replace
-all my cluster lights (except the CEL & Low Fuel light which stay constantly illuminated with LEDs) (194 & 74)
-lights behind the manual climate control box (74)
-rear license plate lights (194)
-single bulb below the automatic shifter (74)

194 LEDs should also fit:
-the INSIDE tail lights (one mounted to the trunk lid) (1 per side)
-any vehicles equipped with side marker lamps (1 per marker)
-dome lights on hatchbacks (obviously 1)

The smaller "midget" bulbs that illuminate your Hazard/Emergency Flasher button, the rear defrost button as well as the cruise control button, moonroof button, etc are listed as Neo3 (for Neo Wedge type, size T3). They can also be listed Neo (3mm), Neo T3, etc. If you want to retain the same coloring the incandescent bulbs had with the new LEDs just buy WHITE ones and then CAREFULLY extract the old bulb from the socket, remove the colored film and attach the film to the LED before you install it.

https://honda-tech.com/honda-accord-...bulbs-3116140/

The A/T gear indicator is a type 7219 bulb easily findable in incandescent form on eBay. As are the other LEDs if you use superbrightLEDs.com to first plug in your exact vehicle model & then cross reference your current bulb #s with the replacement ones listed there you can then use eBay or Amazon to search for cheaper versions of the exact same bulb.

The closest I have been able to find is this spec sheet
Avionics Applications Based LEDs Bulbs Chart, LEDtronics

Which lists the 7219 bulb as an avionics type bulb used in aircraft cockpit instrument panels.

Thanks to our friends in the Accord forum for the bulb # and pics of how to put it in.

https://honda-tech.com/honda-accord-...-bulb-3116143/

 

Did this ever get sold?

 

Sorry for bringing this back from the dead. I just did this upgrade as well using 168 instead of 194. Looks the same as ZodiacKiller's a few posts up. For those like myself with a/t, the gear selection lights on the cluster seem to be propietary because of the long housing of the bulb. I suppose if you have the patience and time, a LED could be retrofit, but definitely not plug and play. The honda part number for that bulb is 37103-ST7-003.