ROCCS Instrument Gauge Cluster Speedometer LED Light Bulbs for 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Ram 1500 2500 3500, B8.4D White Lights

They are a little finicky and the are LED’s so they are not bi-directional and that pretty normal so before getting ahead of yourself and putting themIn and putting everything back together be sure they all work because you may need to 180 some to make sure the are in the correct way. AlsoI did have to bed the contacts down a little to make them have good contact with the circuit board for the instrument cluster otherwise they would have just flopped around . So far so good after 2 months of use and they look awesome, bright, nice light blue color, makes the cluster seem newer and definitely bring with turned all the way up at night but they still work with the dimming function so I’m very happy with these !

When installing these, make sure each bulb lights up before you go on to the next one. If it doesn't -- just like it says in the ad copy above -- remove the bulb, then turn it 180-degrees, and reinstall it. It will come on.It doesn't take much torque to install these bulbs, and keep in mind that the base is slotted plastic; so easy does it with the screwdriver. Once I got each bulb in and working, I was plenty well-pleased. Nice and bright, just like new, maybe better.

Old bulbs burned out. These are new bulbs. I think we know how this story ends. Almost like magic, but not.

Do not recommend. The bulbs were dim when I installed them. Usually the bulbs slide right in and turn easily, I had to struggle to get these to fit. Turned them on and only one was completely bright. The other two were very dim. I quickly ordered oem bulbs and they work like a charm. Also these bulbs were blue, which I didn’t think would matter in my Ram because of the blueish green the other ones are but these were a complete mismatch to the instrument cluster and other switches. Save your money and get oem bulbs. For LEDs I thought these would be awesome but they were the exact opposite.

Brightens up the dash

Tweezers help turn the LED bulbs 180 degrees to get the polarity right.

I had a hard time installing these in my 2006 Dodge. Most people would have given up, but upon further inspection the ears/shoulders that ''hook in'' were not identical to the OEM lights. The finishing of the plastic mold was not clean. Think of cupcakes coming out of a stainless steel pan vs cupcakes coming out of pan made of pot metal.... Luckily I'm a handy man and proceeded to shave off a few thousands of an inch with my dremel, and after that they fit. With all of the fidgeting and finagling, I believe some of the LEDs were damaged, as my instrument panel is not uniformly illuminated.

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Falta de instrucciones, si no sabes como hacer el cambio o no estas familiarizado, tardaras en realizar el cambio de las luces ya que los focos no indican polaridad y tendras que hacerlo a prueba y error. si funcionan