Jtech 10x T3 Neo Wedge LED White Car Instrument Cluster Panel, A/C Dash Climate Gauge, Heater Control Light Bulbs

Jtech 10x T3 Neo Wedge LED White Car Instrument Cluster Panel, A/C Dash Climate Gauge, Heater Control Light Bulbs

$ 6.49

Score By Feature

Based on 192 ratings

Value for money

7.78

Longevity

7.78

Brightness

7.88

Easy to install

6.76

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Product Description

The input voltage is 12V, and no UV or IR radiation is emitted.

I would like you to check the diameter of the base. Asin # B013HJGOAA for model 2 Amazon

It may also be necessary to pull the pins on the base outward a little if the bulb is slightly loose or the socket does not make good contact.

Selected User Reviews For Jtech 10x T3 Neo Wedge LED White Car Instrument Cluster Panel, A/C Dash Climate Gauge, Heater Control Light Bulbs

I appreciate it

3/5

Cali Dawson

| Mar 06, 2021

This bulb is used in the car instrument cluster panel, the climate gauge on the dashboard, and the heater control lights

4/5

I suggest you check the shape and diameter of your current bulb. As can be seen in the picture, this one has a diameter of 8mm. I appreciate it.

Raul Underwood

| Sep 16, 2020

Choosing T4 is the right choice if yours is 10 mm

4/5

The following two models are available I appreciate it.

Hattie Robertson

| Aug 11, 2020

There is nothing good about these

3/5

These do not really have a slot for a screwdriver to go I purchased a ten pack of bulbs and replaced TWO of the 8 bulbs on my street light after I had spent eight dim bulbs. Pull these out of the drawer.

Leona BYRNE

| Aug 11, 2020

These people are too bright to be of any use to themselves

5/5

LEDs don't work with the instrument cluster's dimmer dial, so there is no way to dim it. There are larger bulbs in the other lights in the instrument cluster.

Saul Roman

| Mar 02, 2021

This is a good deal, but it's not perfect

5/5

In the flat slot on the back of these bulbs, turning them and locking them in, the plastic strip goes out before the bulbs pop onto the locking lugs. Maybe the locking lugs are not fully formed? It took me a few minutes to get them to lock in by putting snap ring pliers in two holes and turning them. This is a 4 star product because of the low.

Gracie Austin

| May 16, 2021

Those are the worst craftsmen I've ever seen

4/5

There is a problem with the side lights that do not allow them to fix down in the sockets. Not to mention that they are the cheapest plastic bases I have ever purchased. I ordered a pack of 10 and received four working units and six defective units. My recommendation is not to do it.