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Also thanks for the info on the Hood Lock! Yea there is no door adjar warning for that!
Thanks again!
Bob
those will not fit the SC430 dome light...we have the bayonet style light.
And they must be reverse polarity. This only matters with an LED light. Polarity does not matter when using Incandescent bulbs.
Why would you consider the panel LEDs? They are not any brighter and harder to install or replace.
I have just installed these to move away from the dull yellowish glow of the old globes. They are brighter than the originals. The job was easy, they plugged in and fitted the same as any globe replacement. They give out a square shape of white light but not too bright to be glaring..... (pics above)
What I meant was between the panel LEDs and BA9 LEDs, I would choose the latter. They give out the same intensity white light but at lower price and easier to install and/or remove.
Received these today. Easy install in the map lights and also removed the tiny light in glove box and replaced with one of these panels. They all work great, the light is bright, not too blue/white, and not overly bright that would unduly hamper night vision afterwards.
In the glove I removed the lensed plastic bulb fixture, and instead plugged the led panel pin connector directly into the connector for the fixture (requires bending Led panel connect pins out at about 45 degrees and inserting into connector) and then wrapped the two with high temp electrical tape to semi-permanently attach. The led panels have self stick backing so peeled and stuck right next to where the bulb fixture had been. Light in the glove box is not actually functional.
The SC map and glove lights are reverse polarity so just reverse the plug to panel connectors if lights won't come on. For $7 bucks delivered for 6 led panel lights (along with the various combos of connecting hardware) this is an inexpensive mod and pretty easy install.