Climate Control bulbs

[dangjalopy]

Does anybody know what lamp to use for climate controls on a 2000? I have looked up the part number on google but get nothing! PN: 5013 829AA.

Thanks

 

[CodaMan]

Go to www.superbrightleds.com, look up your vehicle and put LEDs in them.

 

[dangjalopy]

All they have are instrument panel leds. I need the climate control lamp. Thanks though.

 

[CodaMan]

You need 3 of these in the 4mm size —> https://www.superbrightleds.com/mor...ower-instrument-panel-led/221/#/attributes/14

 

[TJ2]

dangjalopy. Why do you need a climate control lamp for, any advantage?
Sorry I am from the old school

 

[dangjalopy]

You need 3 of these in the 4mm size —> https://www.superbrightleds.com/mor...ower-instrument-panel-led/221/#/attributes/14

Thanks, just ordered.

 

[dangjalopy]

dangjalopy. Why do you need a climate control lamp for, any advantage?
Sorry I am from the old school

Advantage that i can see my climate controls at night....hahaha. Bulbs are burned out.

 

[TJ2]

Advantage that i can see my climate controls at night....hahaha. Bulbs are burned out.

I am very slow, but I will get there...
so you can see your climate controls at night, that's it?

 

[dangjalopy]

HahA. Yea. I can’t them at all. I know where to put everything by memory but it is nice to be lit up.

 

[Super Kev]

old thread so I'll roll the dice on a response... for those of you have have swapped out your Climate Control lights with LEDs, did you use blue or white? if white, what temp did you choose?

 

[02_TJ]

old thread so I'll roll the dice on a response... for those of you have have swapped out your Climate Control lights with LEDs, did you use blue or white? if white, what temp did you choose?

Old thread but ive got ann02 tj. Are the bulbs inside the box?

 

[MikekiM]

Not sure what your question is.. but this may help..
https://wranglertjforum.com/threads...ghts-of-your-jeep-wrangler-tj-with-leds.9149/

 

[02_TJ]

Old thread but ive got ann02 tj. Are the bulbs inside the box?

Sorry, i mean do you have to take the cluster apart or are they accessible to remove without having to take the cluster apart

 

[MikekiM]

Sorry, i mean do you have to take the cluster apart or are they accessible to remove without having to take the cluster apart

You're asking about the climate control or the gauge cluster?

Either way, you gain access to the bulbs from the back of each of them.

For the HVAC, remove the center stack face plate.. two screws under the defroster trim. There might be a third screw behind the ash tray if your jeep is equipped with one. Gently pull the facia towards to release the four sprint clips.. two by the radio and two towards the bottom of the trim. Then the four screws holding the HVAC control unit and you can then access the bulbs.

For the gauge cluster, you have to remove a few more pieces.. The knee panel first.. two exposed screws. Then the trim around the cluster (four screws if I remember correctly. Two under the defroster trim and two hidden by the knee panel. Then four hiding the cluster in place. Gently pull the cluster towards you. Access the bulbs from the back. You don't have to take the face off the gauge cluster.

Remember.. LEDs have polarity. So if they don't light up initially, remove, spin 180 degrees and reinsert.

 

[02_TJ]

You're asking about the climate control or the gauge cluster?

Either way, you gain access to the bulbs from the back of each of them.

For the HVAC, remove the center stack face plate.. two screws under the defroster trim. There might be a third screw behind the ash tray if your jeep is equipped with one. Gently pull the facia towards to release the four sprint clips.. two by the radio and two towards the bottom of the trim. Then the four screws holding the HVAC control unit and you can then access the bulbs.

For the gauge cluster, you have to remove a few more pieces.. The knee panel first.. two exposed screws. Then the trim around the cluster (four screws if I remember correctly. Two under the defroster trim and two hidden by the knee panel. Then four hiding the cluster in place. Gently pull the cluster towards you. Access the bulbs from the back. You don't have to take the face off the gauge cluster.

Remember.. LEDs have polarity. So if they don't light up initially, remove, spin 180 degrees and reinsert.

Awesome. Thank you for that!