72Cyan
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Posts: 18
Loc: Seattle
Reg: 12-21-22
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01-26-23 11:44 PM - Post#2853802
In response to 69_BOWTIE
that's interesting. I don't know why the a/c panel is so dim. I currently have one bulb working and one would think there are no lights until (VERY) close inspection. it's my understanding that these are less than 3 watt bulbs, the next standard size is #1895, which I think is double the watts. I just don't know if they might be too big to fit in the housing. Using LED should not be an issue overloading the circuit...if using double the watts with incandescent, that could be an issue.
I bought some off ebay a bag of them , yes the gauges work good , The a/c lights still are not vet bright . Most LED are not dimmable so your stuck with what you get, I do belive they make dimmable ones.
Dan J. C.
Seattle, Washington
1972 Chevy C10 Cheyenne, SWB, 350/350, Hawaiian Blue/Blue
71,000 original miles (rebuilt at 65k)
3 owners, Garaged since new
Respray in 2010, new carpet and seat upholstery
Undercarriage all original |
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