Partsam T10 194 168 LED Dash Instrument Light Bulbs White with Twist Lock Socket, Super Bright T10 Instrument Panel Gauge Cluster Dashboard Lights Bulbs 12V 6-2835-SMD LED Chipset, 10Pcs/Set

I recently upgraded the dash instrument lights in my boat with these LED Dash Instrument Light Bulbs in white. Having used them for a while now, I wanted to share my personal experience. Initial Impressions & Installation: Out of the box, the bulbs felt sturdy and well-made. The twist-lock sockets were a convenient addition, making the installation process quite straightforward. I appreciated that they were designed to be a direct replacement, fitting perfectly into the existing sockets without any modification. The "super bright" claim immediately caught my eye, and I was eager to see if they lived up to the hype. This is where these bulbs truly shine – literally! The difference in brightness compared to the old incandescent bulbs was night and day. My instrument panel, which used to be dimly lit and hard to read in certain conditions, is now incredibly clear and vibrant. The pure white light provides excellent visibility for all gauges and indicators, making driving at night much safer and more comfortable. There's no harsh glare, just a clean, crisp illumination. I have read other reviews stating that some of the bulbs don’t work. Being LED bulbs means these bulbs have a positive and negative side (which is not marked). If they don’t work, just remove the and flip them over. That solved the issue for me. Overall Recommendation: I am thoroughly impressed with these bight Bulbs. They deliver on their promise of super brightness and have dramatically improved the aesthetics and functionality of my boats's dashboard. If you're looking to upgrade your instrument panel lights to a brighter, cleaner, and more modern LED look, I highly recommend giving these a try. They offer great value for the significant improvement they provide.

LED's were easy to install. I checked them first for polarity with a 12 volt battery and some small speaker wire I had. Then I marked the positive wire on each bulb with a red marker so I'd know what's positive. Then I installed them in the dash all in one direction, except the one bulb behind the oil pressure gauge is the opposite direction of the other 5 for some reason. Just pay attention because if you turn them fully locked in they wont make contact with the soldier ribbon on the printed circuit board and they wont work. That was simple to pay attention to. They work fine and are nice and bright. I'd been thinking about doing this for years, but didn't know if I'd like the look, but I definitely do and glad I finally spent that $12. I also changed the 2 floor light bulbs under the dash and it looks so much better than the ugly yellow old fashioned look of the old bulbs. It was worth it 100%

Awesome led's. They light up my gauge cluster very well fit, perfect on a 1995 toyota avalon

Once I got them in they look absolutely great in my 2002 Toyota tundra SR5 a little tricky to get in just cuz the dashboard is a kind of a pain to pull out but once you get them in they look great, Nice bright blue just what I've been trying to get ordered two other brand dashboard lights and neither one of them works whatsoever maybe one or two of them but they were absolute no good so this is a good product I feel like hopefully they last for a while.

Works well, fits my 2004 Jeep TJ. Let's see how long they last.

Purchased: PartsAM LED 168 bulb Used for: 1998 Ford Explorer, interior lighting, gauge cluster Will update after installing gauge cluster bulbs... Have installed on all appropriate interior cabin lighting. Mostly very bright, but I will say that, driver side and front passenger map lights do not work very well. This is due to a hole in the map light reflector that allows the larger incandescent bulb's tip to fit through. I believe I'm losing about half of my brightness to that, will try tinfoil "ghetto-flector" later. Rear passenger lamps are amazing. To those having issues wil dead bulbs, perhaps you should try modifying the posts on LED clusters as shown in my picture. Also insure you do not have the polarity reversed, if so, simply rotate the bulb socket 180 degrees and mount. It should now work. Picture: Top shows the included bulb mount (I didn't need this, nor did it fit). Left shows the default position of the LED posts. Right shows the position of the posts after I gently modified them as to ensure good contact with the stock bulb mounts.

i didnt think about making sure they were the right size i just assumed. so make sure they will fit. mine did not fit and i had to remove the LED from the blue plastic housing and manually feed the wires into the preexisting bulb mounts since the ones that came with it were too big. this caused me issues like flickering that i had to go through hoops to fix, but i cant fault them on that one. the lighting is a little uneven because of how intense the LEDs are, it doesnt allow proper dispersion of the light across the instruments which leads to hotspots but its mesmerizing regardless and much better than the stock green. i bought them again cos i need them for the rest of my interior parts like the shifter and the environment controls. i know they will be too big aswell but just to keep everything the saewm color ill sacrifice my time to make them work again because of how bright and vibrant these are

Easy to install, once the dash is opened. Only complaint is there bulbs are not marked with a + and -, so you may have to plug and play a few times to make sure all bulbs come on. Easy enough to turn them around if they don't illuminate the first time. Great results, bright and clear dash when done! Highly recommend.