50pcs 12V 3mm red LED Built-in Resistor 9V Gauge Cluster Instrument Light Emitting diodes

Worked really well in both sizes of the Honda Neo wedge dash lights. Takes a lot of patience to change them into the old Neo wedge sockets but work like a dream. if they don't work on the first try simply rotate them 180 degrees. The polarity does matter when reinserting these into the dash. The only reason I dropped a star is because the white has a little bit of an ice blue tinge to it. I'm probably the only one that's going to notice the difference between the white on my speedometer and the white on my heating controls but it still irritates me a little. Not to the extent that I was willing to pay over $75 for 6 lights from Honda whereas you get 50 for $12 here. You can see the difference on the AC, recirc, defrost buttons from before as compared to after..... Big definitely difference!

The LEDs were used for the dashboard instrument cluster on my 2005 Chevy Tahoe.- But THE BULBS ARE NOT BRIGHT ENOUGH FOR MY INSTRUMENT CLUSTER.- I had to use 2 LED BULBS for ever normal one bulb. To illuminate the instrument cluster.- So, you need to combine 2 bulbs at each contact. Which is disappointing.-They do dim, which is at least good to have.- Also, remember they only work one way. So make sure the positive and negative wire is soldered at the correct contact.- To confirm that everything was soldier correctly. I connected the plain board to the dashboard connection.- The POSITIVE and NEGATIVE WIRE on LED BULB _ The POSITIVE WIRE on the led is LONGER than the negative wire.

I used these on a dashboard mod to replace the color in the GM Bose CD Changer, Climate Control, and Instrument Cluster. On the GM OEM Bose stereo I wired them series-parallel in groups of 3 and they lit just as bright with no noticable difference in the dash. They replaced the on board factory incandescent filament lamps made of glass. I used 400 watts quickly. I burnt one out of 50 or so due to multiple soldering attempts.

I ordered this assortment of resistor-type LEDs because I couldn't obtain anything suitable from traditional electronics suppliers (DigiKey, Mouser, Arrow, etc.)When they arrived, I counted and tested each of them. Most of the bags had 22 pcs instead of 20, which is fine. I checked each and every one of them on a component tester (LCR-TC1, X002NSLU9D - available on Amazon). As it turned out, five (5) of the 110 pcs malfunctioned, about half of those were DOA.So, all-in-all, it was a good deal. I will probably re-order from Bowerful when I need more. Although these are less expensive than what I pay at the industrial suppliers, it still costs me time to ferret out the bad ones, hence four stars rather than five.Note: the green, red, and white ones are extra bright.

I used these to replace burnt out bulbs on my information center on my 2006 Grand Cherokee. They are very bright and were an exact replacement for the burnt out bulbs. The legs are very sturdy and makes it obvious that they are better quality than the OEM ones that ship on the board. It was as simple as desoldering the bulb holders and pulling and replacing the bulbs and resoldering it back to the board. No resistors needed, worked flawlessly!

Replaced my burnt out dashboard bulbs with these. It is as easy as removing the dashboard,removing old mini bulbs and soldering these. No resistors are required they work directly with 12V. They provide very bright clear white light which I think is much better than stock bulbs. The only thing you may want to do is maybe put a piece of white electrical tape to reduce the amount of brightness if you don't want them to be too bright. Very good upgrade for the price.

I love the value and function of these! I replaced my old bulbs with several burned-out on my 2004 Toyota 4Runner and looks so much better than the dull amber bulbs. These LED's gave my HVAC controls a more modern look at night and looking forward for them to last longer. What's even better is it saved me a good amount of money by replacing this myself then buying the factory replacements.

Replaced bulbs in the neo wedge t3 base on the climate controlsReplaced bulbs in the defrost/ect & rear window switchCONS: wire too thick for the printed wafer board and base, and it’s direction. Didn’t disconnect battery, I used the dimmer to check. If it doesn’t turn on rotate bulb base to switch polarity.5 star if the weren’t so thick. 2 good/2 bad.