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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => Interior & Equipment => Topic started by: IdahoMan on June 08, 2015, 03:32:00 pm
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Hello.
I am behind my inst cluster. I need a few of the little twist-in cap/sockets that hold and connect the bulb to the PCB.
At auto stores would it be called part number "PC194"? Does that fit our trucks? Can I find OEM, or does it really matter?
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5/8" twist lock bulb socket (http://www.summitracing.com/parts/pco-5458pt/overview/)
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You can buy LED versions too on eBay
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Don't go with led! They require a second ground! I know, I tried them.
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Did you turn the bulb around?
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Did you turn the bulb around?
theres prob a bunch of people facepalming themselves right now
(http://www.animateit.net/data/media/nov2011/epicfacepalm.gif)
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Irish is on a roll with the jokes. Haha
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Do go with LED. I have done my complete gauge cluster in deep purple LED and everything works perfectly. The thing about LED is that it is one way install. If it does't work the first time you put it on, then take out and turn it 180 degrees and reinstall. Highly recommended painting the rear housing and back of front gauge cover bright silver to help reflect the light everywhere. I will post a picture later of my gauge cluster.
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Do go with LED. I have done my complete gauge cluster in deep purple LED and everything works perfectly. The thing about LED is that it is one way install. If it does't work the first time you put it on, then take out and turn it 180 degrees and reinstall. Highly recommended painting the rear housing and back of front gauge cover bright silver to help reflect the light everywhere. I will post a picture later of my gauge cluster.
Second on painting the housing and reflector plate. I did just the reflector plate on mine with rattle can chrome and it was a huge difference.