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Leesy180 21-03-2016 04:00 PM

2004 Impreza sti dash light replacement
 
Hi all I've been searching for ages regarding changing my green look on the dashboard to led blue bulbs. Ordered many types of bulbs but struggling to find the correct ones. Was told certain bulbs but then when I get to the my bulbs they're different. Went to change the heater bulbs with smd leds and the bulbs I have fitted are like a neo wedge twist lock but the bulb is fixed into the base so do I assume I have to buy the base aswell. The actual bulb is tiny but sits in a fairly long tube. On the wedge it says v2 and when googled it's a toshiba v2 bulb. Any help with replacement bulbs for these would be good. Haven't gone into the speedo yet but I would assume they will be the same in which case all the bulbs I've ordered are wrong.
Any input as to which bulbs I need for all parts of the dashboard would be great

jay vr6 21-03-2016 04:13 PM

instrument panel requires you to scrape off the green film from the back of the gauges, not a fun task.

Mortster 22-03-2016 08:17 AM

As above, its a pain, and if you not very careful, you risk damaging the needle. I would try and get a second set a practice first. I've done two sets now, I moded the second set with extra lights that come on with the ignition which makes the overall effect brighter.

Leesy180 30-03-2016 04:11 PM

If I was to remove the green film would I get more light to the needles. I've got blue LEDs fitted but the needles just done show enough at night. The numbers aren't too bad to see but need more on the needles.

Mortster 30-03-2016 10:06 PM

Yes, or get brighter less. The green layer has to be sanded off, its not just a layer to peel off.


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