Thank you! You are one of the best Jeep DIY Video presenters I've seen. You go into the fine details. This is necessary. Hell, I'm not a jeep dash light expert, I already have a day job. I like seeing the actual light being removed, then replaced. GREAT JOB!
Well, this video was strangely the “only” pre-97 Cherokee interior bulb replacement tutorial I could find, so a big Thank You. But, I’m still curious how I go about getting the 4 lens covers removed from the overhead console to replace the map lights. You talk about how you did it, but the lens cover you remove has already been dislodged at the button when we see it; and that’s my issue with my Briarwood. I tried prying from atop the button, but none of the 4 covers will come off (with any ease). I feel like I’m just about to break them. Can you comment exactly how you went about prying them all off; or better yet, upload a video of you tackling the lens cover, from the very start? They’re the only bulbs for me to replace, and I just don’t want to break anything. I ASSUME that’s there’s just one small centered tab at the black button section of the lens cover; and you push in, then down to open it… Confirm?
This video is awesome, thanks! I just replaced the headlight switch in my '95 Cherokee Sport over the weekend and realized the left side of my gauge lights were out, so I'm going to do this whole upgrade instead of just replacing one.
Just stopped by! The blue and green sets don't dim. The blue is definitely not too bright. It's perfectly visible - no complaints reported either way. The green set is brighter than blue, but there isn't a consensus on too-bright or too-dim. I've had exactly one complaint each way. Unfortunately, the blue and green sets sell super slow, so I'm discontinuing them. On the other hand, the white sets dim! Well, except for the climate control - but it's dim at best (due to design). Hope that helps!
Thank you! You are one of the best Jeep DIY Video presenters I've seen. You go into the fine details. This is necessary. Hell, I'm not a jeep dash light expert, I already have a day job. I like seeing the actual light being removed, then replaced. GREAT JOB!
I didn’t know there was a climate control light!! I’ve been pulling out my flashlight to turn up the heat haha.
Great video. Your oil pressure gauge looks like mine..pegged to the right
Sean Saunders mine too
Thanks a lot for this video, I'm very glad that this can be installed on a 92 xj, I've been thinking about switching to leds for a while now
Well, this video was strangely the “only” pre-97 Cherokee interior bulb replacement tutorial I could find, so a big Thank You. But, I’m still curious how I go about getting the 4 lens covers removed from the overhead console to replace the map lights. You talk about how you did it, but the lens cover you remove has already been dislodged at the button when we see it; and that’s my issue with my Briarwood. I tried prying from atop the button, but none of the 4 covers will come off (with any ease). I feel like I’m just about to break them. Can you comment exactly how you went about prying them all off; or better yet, upload a video of you tackling the lens cover, from the very start? They’re the only bulbs for me to replace, and I just don’t want to break anything. I ASSUME that’s there’s just one small centered tab at the black button section of the lens cover; and you push in, then down to open it… Confirm?
I’m going to try and take down the console entirely. I’ll let you know how that goes… Doesn’t state how to remove it in the manual.
Awesome vid, I was searching for LED kits and this was perfect.
This video is awesome, thanks! I just replaced the headlight switch in my '95 Cherokee Sport over the weekend and realized the left side of my gauge lights were out, so I'm going to do this whole upgrade instead of just replacing one.
Ryan Eades haha. Glad u enjoyed it. I still love em and have not had any issues.
It's a gun rack from walmart. It's easy to miss but is on the bottom self near the gun section
Thanks, where did you get that hook to add the axe to your rear window?
Made it look very easy bro thanks for the vid very helpful
Nice video just what what I was looking for! Did you install that overhead panel light housing or did the jeep come with it?
Thanks! I installed it but it can be found on some XJs as a factory option. Very rare to find.
How come you have headrests for the rear seats?????
Well Done my friend .
Mis luces del domo dejaron de prender a la hora en que abro la puerta, a que se deberá? Siguen prendiendo manualmente
are those original seat from XJ ?
luis jimenez they are ZJ seats
WeLiveJeep k ty looks good
are you able to dim them still? how do the green cluster ones look in person?
Just stopped by! The blue and green sets don't dim. The blue is definitely not too bright. It's perfectly visible - no complaints reported either way. The green set is brighter than blue, but there isn't a consensus on too-bright or too-dim. I've had exactly one complaint each way. Unfortunately, the blue and green sets sell super slow, so I'm discontinuing them. On the other hand, the white sets dim! Well, except for the climate control - but it's dim at best (due to design). Hope that helps!
thanks so much for the info!
They cost $50 now ;(