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I installed green led bulbs in the speedometer and rpm gauges some time ago as I find that they are less bright for night driving. I would like to do the same for the dash temp,fuel,oil pressure and voltmeter but I'm not sure of the bulb sizes? I just found out that there is a place called classiccarleds.co.uk that should have them. I checked their PDF of the various makes but oddly enough they do not have a listing for Triumph??? Anyone know the size of these bulbs? Would I be wrong in assuming they would be the same as an MGA of that era? Any thoughts?
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TR2/3/3A Switching to green LED dash panel bulbs?
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I think for these there are no bulbs “in” the instruments but sit in between and shine through slots in the instruments
Thus I guess you’ll need an led that has a wide spread of light.
as to what type I’m afraid I don’t know.
the led supplier you have a link to is very good indeed. Email them I’m sure they have an led for the job.
they do a great flasher unit if you change to led indicators / flashers. As the original flasher Relay can’t cope with LED’s
Thus I guess you’ll need an led that has a wide spread of light.
as to what type I’m afraid I don’t know.
the led supplier you have a link to is very good indeed. Email them I’m sure they have an led for the job.
they do a great flasher unit if you change to led indicators / flashers. As the original flasher Relay can’t cope with LED’s
12V ELECTRONIC INDICATOR FLASHER / HAZARD RELAY CLASSIC CAR CLICKING
For Classic & Modern Cars & Motorcycles. 12 Volt 2 / 3 pin electronic indicator / hazards. Keeps flash rate constant for LED & Filament Bulbs. 64461334211, 644.613.342.11 Negative earth 502096. Positive earth SFB100
www.classiccarleds.co.uk
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I've used an outfit called. "litezupp" or some such thing. I have red and amber LEDs for running lights and turn signals, a bright white for license plate and panel lights. I never considered green IP lights, but it seems like a good idea.