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I have a 2008 Town and Country Touring, I am in the process of converting all of my lights to LED for both style and better visibility for both me, as the driver, and other vehicles. I have successfully upgraded the low beam headlights, reverse lights, side marker lights (and would love to have...

A few weeks ago, I bought LED replacement lights to go in my climate control panel as a couple of bulbs had burned out. I had already replaced all the bulbs in the instrument cluster and warning panel with conventional (incandescent) bulbs. Those worked great. After putting the LEDs in the...

I have a 2001 Chrysler T&C LXi whose instrument panel lights were not lighting the display. I found a video on YouTube to replace the instrument panel lights (using PC74 LED's). The gauge needles are now lit, but the rest of the gauge markings are barely lit. You can barely see speedometer...

I knew some of you would he really charged up when you saw this. When these lights come on, the cabin really lights up.

If the doors are closed, the map lights do nothing when I click them. This seems weird. If the doors are open, the map lights come on and work just fine. (Not a bad bulb) If the doors are open and I turn the dimmer to full on, the map lights turn off, but the other lights in the car remain...

Reference vehicle: '01 T&C Limited. None of the lights in the Automatic Climate Control (ACC) (with LED readout) were working when we purchased the van. Visual inspection of the bulbs with a magnifier revealed that all five were burned out. Information from older threads showed that the Radio...

Hello all, I have changed every halogen bulb in the car to LED's, with the exception of the H11 High Beam Lights. I have changed as follows: Fog Lights - H10 Front Switchback Turn Signal - 3157 Rear Turn Signal - 3157 Reverse Lights - 3156/ 3157 License Plate Lights - Standard Rear Hatch Light -...