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Hi all,

I have been looking around for a tutorial to replace the bulbs in my climate control and dash but can't seem to find one anywhere. I swear I seen one on here ages ago! Is someone able to tell me how to do it? Or point me to a tutorial.

Reason is I have just picked up a set of bulbs for my R34 GT-T and have tried to replace them, but the Climate Control LEDs are too big for the socket. Not sure if they are the wrong bulbs, or if I am missing something.

Thanks heaps

I got mine off 666Dan and they were a direct fit... No drama at all... PM him and get the correct item

Change the ignition barrel one too

The A/C unit has small ones buried down inside

If you want your buttons blue or whatever colour too

Edited by Carbon 34

Change the ignition barrel one too

The A/C unit has small ones buried down inside

If you want your buttons blue or whatever colour too

Hmmm maybe i should do this!

http://stores.ebay.com.au/Zero-Point-Electronics

666Dan is a member here, though he's sold the business. Still operates just not under him. Just got my dash + AC kit and installed it over the weekend. Looks great

And what do you mean the holders the for lights? You only need to change the globes to LEDs, not the entire holder.

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