I probably could solder and repair. My 74 Ford Torino did the same thing when I lived in Italy (Navy days) and that's what I did. I just know how easy it was to get this one out and know where another is close to where I live. Didn't really want to mess with the hassle of repair but that is...

I just replaced my instrument cluster lights with LED's as was recommended on this site and I am very pleased with MOST of the results. It appears I have a backplane issue on the cluster which causes the lights on the left side of the cluster to not light. I can get my hands on another gauge...

I saw a photo from the back of one and it looks to be about 14-17 I think. Yeah, they are sold in two packs only for 4.99 at every one of the stores here. That's why I was looking online.

Thanks the welcomes !!! This site is similar to another site I visit BBCBOARDS.NET so it's nice to be familiar with the tabs and such. I look forward to learning and having a good time most of all ...

Thanks y'all for the advice. I had looked at the led's and was hoping someone would post about their effectiveness. I still would like to know how many I need to get a head start on the process. I live in a little town and parts are hard to come by. Looking at the local parts store for 194ll's...

I want to replace all the bulbs on my instrument cluster. I have the tach on the right, 4 gauges on the left and the speedometer. What type of bulbs, color and quantity do I need before I start. I'd like to have them on hand when I pull it apart. Seems like it's also cheaper to buy them online...

Hi, My name is Mike and I'm from Poplarville, Ms. I currently drive a 95 F-250 with the 7.3. Single cab, 2 wheel drive. This is my third Ford truck and I don't think I'll ever buy a different brand. I'm here to pick up on repair hints and have fun.