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Lot Of Instrument Cluster Green Led Bulbs & Dome Light Toyota Corolla Or Prizm on 2040-parts.com

US $19.95
Location:

Naperville, Illinois, United States

Naperville, Illinois, United States
Lot of Instrument Cluster GREEN LED bulbs & Dome Light Toyota Corolla or Prizm, US $19.95, image 1
“This lot of replacement bulbs contains 6 used instrument cluster bulbs, 3 new LED illumination bulbs, and one used or new interior dome light bulb. The green LED bulbs are brand new and help cast a greenish hue onto your instrument cluster at night. These LED bulbs are low wattage and last forever! Buy the lot and keep the spares in the glove box for future needs.”
Manufacturer Part Number:T10 Warranty:No Placement on Vehicle:Front Part Brand:Toshiba and Denso Surface Finish:Green LED and Clear

FOR SALE....Lot of Replacement Instrument Cluster and Dome Light Bulbs for Toyota Corolla or Chevy Prizm vehicles! (Includes three GREEN LED bulbs for a greenish panel illumination at night)

So you cannot see part of your speedometer at night?

Or maybe your gear shifter lever bulb is burned out and you cannot see if you are in DRIVE or not??

Don't be caught in the dark with a burned out instrument panel bulb or dome light! 

This lot of TEN bulbs can be used to instantly replace your burned out bulbs or stored in the glove box for future use!

You get:  3-large base GREEN LED instrument cluster bulbs; 1-medium base; 5-small base; 1-Dome/Map Light bulb!

The three large instrument cluster bulbs are low-wattage LED's that will illuminate your dash with a stunning green glow and they last FOREVER....and they're brand new!!

ALL BULBS HAVE BEEN INSPECTED AND TESTED TO ENSURE THEY ARE IN GOOD WORKING ORDER !!!

WARNING: LED bulbs have polarity and were checked before shipping, but if you remove them from the socket be sure to replace them the same way or they will not work, as you must match up the postive and negative terminals!

The medium base bulb can be removed from the base and installed in the gear shift box if that bulb is burned out.

If you would like a cool BLUE illumination to your instrument panel check out my other items for the blue bulbs!

 

Don't let that check engine or low fuel warning light go unnoticed due to a burned out bulb....buy this lot of bulbs for quick replacement as the need arises! If you need help installing your instrument cluster bulbs, a DIY video clip can be viewed by copying and pasting the following URL..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUYke5_bMig

 

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