The #1-05019519AA (mopar) will fit, but they are tight going into circuit board holes. One solution is to ream the circuit board holes a little bigger using a file or dremel with a stone. Do it slowly so you don't ruin your board
Dale Thibodeau I guess it would be a lot more work if they were soldered on. Maybe mine were supposed to be, but just didn't get soldered? I'll see if those RS bulbs work, as I really need to replace the one I worked on. It still isn't working 100 although it is better than it was. My cruise controls on the wheel are not lit either. Maybe the bulbs are out, but I'm not sure there are any that I can see. If you find something please post it up. Thanks for commenting.
Oh, and you might already know this, but if you do replace them don't touch the bulbs with your hands, as the oils will make them overheat and burn out. Thanks again!
Thanks for the video. Mine were all soldered on, so it was a little more work to replace them. I used Radio Shack 12v Microlamps, Model: 272-1092. I'm not sure you read this but I have another light related question. I noticed while driving at night that our cruise controls on the steering wheel aren't lit. Are yours? I'm wondering if similar lamps have gone out, and whether I could replace them or not. It looks pretty easy (3 screws) to take off the air bag and disconnect it, so it might be worth my time to poke around in there. Thanks again for the great video!
Does anyone know the Chry. part no. for the replacement bulbs? I have seen them on line, but I'm not sure if they will work on the heater control or just the PC74 ins. panel bulbs. Also, LED replacement bulbs in blue are on line as well...will they work on this application?
Great video man, thanks. Appreciate that you showed closeups of the wiring harness removal.
Hey, thanks for taking the time to put this video together, saves me a lot of guessing. Good job!
Thanks for the comments. I bought some (50, but they were cheap) "grain of wheat" blue domed bulbs & wired them to the base. They work fine!
Hello, do you have the specs for those bulb. My dealer says they don't exist.
Did it work? I didn't see the anything light up after the repair.
The #1-05019519AA (mopar) will fit, but they are tight going into circuit board holes. One solution is to ream the circuit board holes a little bigger using a file or dremel with a stone. Do it slowly so you don't ruin your board
Dale Thibodeau I guess it would be a lot more work if they were soldered on. Maybe mine were supposed to be, but just didn't get soldered? I'll see if those RS bulbs work, as I really need to replace the one I worked on. It still isn't working 100 although it is better than it was. My cruise controls on the wheel are not lit either. Maybe the bulbs are out, but I'm not sure there are any that I can see. If you find something please post it up. Thanks for commenting.
Oh, and you might already know this, but if you do replace them don't touch the bulbs with your hands, as the oils will make them overheat and burn out. Thanks again!
Do you know the part number?
Thanks for the video. Mine were all soldered on, so it was a little more work to replace them. I used Radio Shack 12v Microlamps, Model: 272-1092. I'm not sure you read this but I have another light related question. I noticed while driving at night that our cruise controls on the steering wheel aren't lit. Are yours? I'm wondering if similar lamps have gone out, and whether I could replace them or not. It looks pretty easy (3 screws) to take off the air bag and disconnect it, so it might be worth my time to poke around in there. Thanks again for the great video!
Does anyone know the Chry. part no. for the replacement bulbs? I have seen them on line, but I'm not sure if they will work on the heater control or just the PC74 ins. panel bulbs. Also, LED replacement bulbs in blue are on line as well...will they work on this application?
PC 74 WON"T fit But will fit behind the speedometer/gas gauge panel only
TheCybertiger9 r u serious
Use the same socket the bulbs will work ?
TheCybertiger9 do u know the part #
Hey, you left this door open