A/C Control Color Change
#41
Re: on button
Originally Posted by rican14
ok,now the on button just slides into the next slot.before it used to click into the next slot.i as careful on removing the thing. :oops:
#42
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no i`m talking about the 3 big *****.the one in the middle that if its on off no ac or heat.it use to click everytime you went from off to low to medium low to medium to medium high to high.that button! plase any help because i call dealer and they said that part costs $115.damn i was careful. :oops:
#46
DIY: A/C Control Color Change - Full Walk-Through
ok,now the on button just slides into the next slot.before it used to click into the next slot.i as careful on removing the thing.
After removing the panel and the white piece where the LED's are if you look ar the center **** where that springy thing is located (panel), the one we are not supposed to touch, mine had some creamy lubricant, you will see a white plastic part. There is a little ball bearing that should be placed between the white lubricated piece and the panel. if you take a close look at the inside of the panel you will see where there are some grooves, as you turn the **** the ball bearing Clicks as it goes over each bump.
I discovered this because i was having trouble replacing the white part with the LED,s back in to its housing. After the ball was in the right place it just "clicked" right in. Good Luck.
TheKook ':D'
2005 XB
#48
I did this today and the instructions were great. It is a little different on the xA, but I would have never done it without this post.
I changed condoms on the easy-bake oven and the overheads while I was at it, although blue covers resulted in turquoise lighting...not sure if anyone else had a similar experience. I'll probably redo it with new lights when I figure out which bulbs to use.
Thanks.
I changed condoms on the easy-bake oven and the overheads while I was at it, although blue covers resulted in turquoise lighting...not sure if anyone else had a similar experience. I'll probably redo it with new lights when I figure out which bulbs to use.
Thanks.
#50
tC
Originally Posted by CaliSciontCGirl
Do you know if this would work on the tC as well?
#51
so where do you find these bulb covers i have yet to find any even remotly that small ive only seen ones for the 194/168 bulbs which seem way too large . help me out pm me please
#53
i've found some bulbs for the change and i've also found some led replacments the bulb is #74 i just got my hyper white and blue bulbs in both incandescent and leds so i'm gonna see what looks/works best
#54
i'd like to retract my last statement. apparently i was told bum information. the #74 bulb is not correct so....... i used a blue sharpie and colored the light tubes works great so i think the sharpie to the light tubes is the best way cuz i know i certainly could never find the light bulb condoms. they do sell replacements online at like 2 wwbsites total but they're expensive so.... just an update
#55
Bulb number
I'm not sure if it's the right part or not, but the bulbs look a lot like a #24 bulb that is sometimes used for side marker lights. Like I said, I'm not sure if it's exactly right, but the 24's are really small, so it's worth a try if you need a replacement bulb.
#57
unfortunately if you just sharpie the bulbs in the a/c the sharpie will burn off cuz incandescent bulbs get hot so in a few days it'll be an ugly yellowish white color. thats how i tried to blue mine at first. you gotta sharpie the light tubes behind the bulbs. trust me you will likey
#58
Ok, I'm gonna redo this then. As far as the tubes go...Are you talking about the ports with that clear plastic that branches out and curves downward around the backing of the *****? Similar to that plastic that behind the odometer piece?
I wasnt sure If that was what I was supposed to do, so I just did the bulbs.
I wasnt sure If that was what I was supposed to do, so I just did the bulbs.
#59
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I did the same thing but used Rosco Colorine Transparent Coloring. It's a dye used for dying light bulbs. It comes in a wide range of colors and can be bought a most Entertainment lighting sale places or a good scenic paint shop.
#60
tried to do this took out the bulbs colored those and it doesn't work (colored using sharpie and ink just rubs off) colored the the yellow condom w/ the sharping and it doesn't work .... i can't take off the white part that consists of the bulbs i just screwed out the bulbs ... anyone can help me ? i took off the condoms anywayz so it looks a bit brighter but still amber.
had problems taking out the three connectors tho and prying the center console out on the bottom nearly took my nails off with it
had problems taking out the three connectors tho and prying the center console out on the bottom nearly took my nails off with it