Adding LED Dash Lights - 2001 Suburban and Others

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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
  • Tired of looking at the bland dashboard lights on your favorite GM truck? It's easy to add brightness, clarity and even color with an upgrade to LED Bulbs. With 30 minutes and the correct type of bulbs and sockets you can easily add some character to your gauges.
    Link to (non-polarized - ie: Better) LED Bulbs and Sockets: www.amazon.com...
    #suburban #LED #dashboards #yukon #tahoe

Комментарии • 12

  • @StoneyBrownTV
    @StoneyBrownTV Год назад +1

    I have my 1997 Mustang back in Florida that I can try this on. My Taurus Police Interceptor Sedan has the digital display I notice in most card now. I'm a technician so wiring and things of this nature are enjoyable for me. Good stuff

    • @floridarusticrepairs
      @floridarusticrepairs  Год назад

      On these 9th gen Chevy Suburbans everything is easy to get to because most of it snaps together. I hope your mustang cluster is as easy as this.

  • @ASB160
    @ASB160 3 месяца назад

    hi just wanted to ask about the small lights where did you get them from and whats size are they i know the large ones are T5 but im not sure what size are the small ones if anyone could hepl i'd be gratefull

    • @floridarusticrepairs
      @floridarusticrepairs  3 месяца назад

      Hi, the small ones are just for the warning lights. I believe they are T10. I bought them but didn't end up changing them. Good luck!

  • @austinhernandez512
    @austinhernandez512 8 месяцев назад

    Where did you get the little black pieces

    • @floridarusticrepairs
      @floridarusticrepairs  8 месяцев назад

      I had them from another truck I worked on years ago but you can get them on Amazon with bulbs: www.amazon.com/DODOFUN-Dashboard-Instrument-Cluster-Indicator/dp/B07XFDRYK9/ref=sr_1_4?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.sWG40Sji2pbpqRASe1jAyuoRT_tyv8w4BV99E4OmZzkVaGBELLNdKcalQ6HMB2GXg1VGcMe50cQat4MKlm6zKQ.wjp5Ls_oECQUCMb71wJwy2AbrN-MFoOzvJsxEc8pps4&dib_tag=se&keywords=sockets%2Bfor%2BLED%2Bdashboard%2Blights%2B2001%2Bsuburban&qid=1704923037&s=automotive&sr=1-4&th=1

  • @coronaA146
    @coronaA146 Год назад

    mine didnt turn on regardless of what i did do you know why?

    • @floridarusticrepairs
      @floridarusticrepairs  Год назад +1

      My guess would be the LEDs are wrong. Second guess would be the fuse. Did you try putting the old bulbs back and they work? If so, you've got the wrong LEDs. The first time I tried this was several years ago and the LEDs I had fit perfectly but did not work. Also, some of the LEDs are polarized so it matters how they go in. I hope this helps. If it's a 9th Gen Suburban/Tahoe/Yukon the link in the description should be correct. What year and type is your truck?

    • @coronaA146
      @coronaA146 Год назад

      @@floridarusticrepairs its a 2001 silverado i tried flipping them back and forth but i haven’t tried putting stock bulbs just yet. i bought them on ebay that specifically said they where for my year

    • @floridarusticrepairs
      @floridarusticrepairs  Год назад +1

      @@coronaA146 Unfortunately, there are a lot of variants with these LEDs. The good news is that they're cheap so my Amazon link is exactly what I used and should be only about $11. A 2001 Silverado should be the exact same that I used. Please keep me posted and good luck!

  • @corail53
    @corail53 10 месяцев назад

    I did this mod with expensive bulbs and they all died within a year and a half

    • @floridarusticrepairs
      @floridarusticrepairs  10 месяцев назад

      Wow! So far all of mine are still going but it hasn't even been a year yet. It's crazy that LEDs would fail so quickly. Hopefully my $10 set lasts longer.