Yep, those are the right ones.
Did mine today and looks awesome!
(Btw the LED smd sizes are: 1210 3528.)

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just wondering ae these the same off ebay and nice work going to give it a try http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2513983052...84.m1423.l2649

Don`t think they are,you need smd`s mate.

those are smd's mate. He's using 2 small wires to light it.

Did the guy just use blue leds? Cos some lime orange on the pic

You can use any colour you want really, I just wouldn't change the red ones.

One of my interior, from Spain:

Sorry to bump this thread for the millionth time, but how do you test all the LEDs are working without connecting the dials back into the car?

I think the easiest way is to test in the car. That's how I'm doing it all the time. Alternative to the car you need a power supply with 13,8V and ground and the pin assignment of the speedo. I would recommend the car! :) Maybe someone had an idea which could help me as well.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/5x-SMD-120...item53fd577757

Are these the correct ones for this mod?

No. You need PLCC-2 package not 1206.

are these the ones?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/10-x-Blue-...pplies_ET&hash

are these the same leds in all the lights on mk2 vtr

Looks mint! What's the size of led you need? In thinking about doing mine in red as I have a black and red theme going on

Yes, that's the right package but I think they are to bright. 350mcd is enough. (my opinion)

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hii can some plz tell me what the saxo speedo dials bulbs are not the SMD PLCC-2 ?? plz help anyonee

Yeah I just want white poss lumen style led 286s is it jist to push in dials to brighten. Been told theres a green film over them tho. Would it be better just to bin the film?

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Also is there a quickfix to change bulbs without soldering??

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Just spent the afternoon doing this to my 1.1 clocks (1.6 8v fitted)! It's a great guide and I had no trouble completing the work with very little soldering experience. ..... Found out at the same time why my clocks were cutting out every now and again, all the joints on the main connectors had cracked solder joints, so I fixed this too!

Got 30 PLCC-2 800 mcd blues, solder and a new iron tip (0.5mm pointed) all for less than £10 ... only got 2 PLCC-2's left but I did break one!


Thanks for posting this up :y:

Hello stevenet15 hoping you can help me out here. I have the clocks in the picture below that need to be replaced due to fuel one being faulty.

DO you know what phase or mk they are as finding it hard to locate a unit.