LED guages

[levilarsen]

I can't seem to find LED lights in the stock guages color for my 04 suburban the closest I've seen is green but there a bit to green any recommendations it's for

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[MrBalll]

Are you wanting a dim white color to match the OEM color or are you looking for a green color?

 

[levilarsen]

Stock I just had a couple bulbs go out and I want to make them last longer so is there stick bulb just dim white and the green tint comes from the guages them selves?

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[MrBalll]

I'm not sure on the green color honestly.
I got blue LED's in mine and there isn't any green tint so it may just be a slim green film on the gauges but I don't know.
As far as getting a dim color you may just have to get some resistors and put those with the LED's to drop the brightness a bit.

 

[camaroz1985]

The tint does come from the gauges themselves, and most of the switches. If you want it to be like stock see if you can find a warm white LED. They have the same light color as a halogen bulb. The issue is you can't use them in all the switches because some of the bulbs have blue rubber coating instead of the blue/green coating on the inside of the switch. Using a blue or green LED makes that difference from switch to switch not noticeable, but if you use a white you will clearly see it.

 

[levilarsen]

The tint does come from the gauges themselves, and most of the switches. If you want it to be like stock see if you can find a warm white LED. They have the same light color as a halogen bulb. The issue is you can't use them in all the switches because some of the bulbs have blue rubber coating instead of the blue/green coating on the inside of the switch. Using a blue or green LED makes that difference from switch to switch not noticeable, but if you use a white you will clearly see it.

I'm just focusing on the instrument cluster right now thanks for the heads up though

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