LED BULB, REPLACEMENT, T3 WEDGE, BLUE

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DESCRIPTION:

For all AutoMeter gauges (except Air/Fuel & Auto Gage), speedometers, and most in-dash tachometers. Does not work with Digital & LED Lit gauges (i.e. Cobalt, C2, ES, GS, Elite, Factory Match, NV, Phantom II, Sport-Comp II, Ultra-Lite II). Upgrade your standard instrument lighting with intense LEDs. Replaces 161, 193, 194 & 168 style wedge base bulbs only.

Feature Points

Replacement LED bulb for most AutoMeter incandescent lit gauges, speedometers, and in-dash tachometers
Does not work with Digital A/F Ratio & Auto Gage (Works with Analog A/F Ratio Gauges)
4.5-5 Lumen Output
Current draw: 0.06 Amps
Average bulb life expectancy: 100,000 Hours

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QUESTIONS:

Will theses fit my dash on 2015 Cummins  Laramie ? Thanks so much

Asked by: Wangro

Thank you for your question. These are made to fit in our gauges as their internal lighting source. I do not have any specs or information on your dash lighting or the type of bulbs they use. These bulbs are a T3 wedge base bulb. If that works for your application, then you could certainly try using our bulbs.

Answered by: Zach from AutoMeter

Date published: 2023-05-07

Will it fit my Toyota Solara 2001?  If so where

Asked by: Wax man

No. that vehicle should have a T4 Neo wedge bulb.

Answered by: overlander

Date published: 2019-03-05

Are these blue lights the same light that is used in autometer cobalt guages?

Asked by: Brad181

Thank you for your question. The Cobalt series uses small LEDs which are embedded in the circuit board. This light is not the same as those, although it is the closest match we offer.

Answered by: Zach from AutoMeter

Date published: 2019-01-05

Will the leds dim if wired into my headlight dimmer switch or do I need the led dimmer control?

Asked by: NEqualizer

Thank you so much for contacting us. As these LEDs are designed to work with a conventional light bulb socket, we do build them so they are able to be dimmed with most every conventional linear rheostat dimmer. You will not need to use the 9114 dimmer module with these. Hope this helps!

Answered by: Joseph From AutoMeter

Date published: 2019-01-05