Cluster Bulbs for 02 accord
12-08-2005, 07:22 AM
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Cluster Bulbs for 02 accord
I changed my cluster bulbs to those super white crap bulbs.
The dash lights up in blue which i hate.
I like the white color on the newer accords and was wondering if those bulbs would fit on my cluster?
Any ideas?
The dash lights up in blue which i hate.
I like the white color on the newer accords and was wondering if those bulbs would fit on my cluster?
Any ideas?
12-08-2005, 08:19 AM
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Originally Posted by janiVI
how does the blue look? got a pic?
iirc, the new accords use white leds
(i may be wrong
h: )
iirc, the new accords use white leds
(i may be wrong
h: )i dont like it. Its really blue and not as bright as the OEM ones.
Does look cheasy to me.
Ill take a pic tonight when it gets darker outside.
Do you guys know the size bulbs for the 7th gen accord? Are they the same as the 02?
12-08-2005, 11:09 AM
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i bought a 6th gen cluster to put into my 5th gen, because i wanted white lettering and red needles. so now i've ran into the same problem
the 6th gen gauges have some blue tint behind the white lettering. that's why applying a white light to them makes them light up blue. seems to me that it's nearly impossible to get rid of. ain't that a pain in the ass?
if i figure anything out, i'll start a thread..
anyone know how to take the individual gauges apart? by that i mean, take the speedometer or odometer out of the cluster, and disassemble them...
the 6th gen gauges have some blue tint behind the white lettering. that's why applying a white light to them makes them light up blue. seems to me that it's nearly impossible to get rid of. ain't that a pain in the ass?
if i figure anything out, i'll start a thread..anyone know how to take the individual gauges apart? by that i mean, take the speedometer or odometer out of the cluster, and disassemble them...
12-09-2005, 05:00 AM
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Originally Posted by mayonaise
i bought a 6th gen cluster to put into my 5th gen, because i wanted white lettering and red needles. so now i've ran into the same problem
the 6th gen gauges have some blue tint behind the white lettering. that's why applying a white light to them makes them light up blue. seems to me that it's nearly impossible to get rid of. ain't that a pain in the ass? if i figure anything out, i'll start a thread..
anyone know how to take the individual gauges apart? by that i mean, take the speedometer or odometer out of the cluster, and disassemble them...
the 6th gen gauges have some blue tint behind the white lettering. that's why applying a white light to them makes them light up blue. seems to me that it's nearly impossible to get rid of. ain't that a pain in the ass?
if i figure anything out, i'll start a thread..anyone know how to take the individual gauges apart? by that i mean, take the speedometer or odometer out of the cluster, and disassemble them...
the great thing is now the bulbs that illuminate my rpm gauge is flickering. so while im driving just that guage is flashing so it looks like im clubbing in my car.