Dr.Roc 20 Pcs T5 Instrument Cluster Bulbs Gauge Panel Dashboard Back light Bulbs 12v Compatible with Chevy Silverado Suburban Avalanche Trailblazer GMC Sierra Yukon Dash lights

Worked and fit perfectly for hvac on 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Also used them for the other lights in the center stack ... were a little larger than the originals, but there is plenty of space on the c/t, step, menu and traction control buttons. Excellent value!

Since my instrument panel started going out sporadically and on more frequent basis, I had to pull it out and resolder some resistors. While in process noticed 3 bulbs out. Those are just a bit taller than originals, but fit well into the little plastic cradle that originals sit in. Glad that I bought more than needed as I had 3 more bulbs go out while repairing the instrument panel. Now my dash looks like new and works great!

Great job

I used these bulbs to completely replace all 11 bulbs to the instrument cluster in my 2005 Chevy Silverado. The project took about 2 hours from start to finish. These bulbs provide a nice and vibrant glow without being too bright. The bulbs are slightly larger than the originals but they worked just fine for my particular application. It would have cost me about $200 to ship the instrument cluster off for refurbishment or $300 to purchase a ready to install instrument cluster. Either way, I would have needed to remove and reinstall the cluster so I decided to give it a shot on my own. Now it looks very nice, like a brand new instrument cluster and it really freshened up my trucks interior.

Worked Perfect

Many displays on vintage stereo equipment uses these types of bulbs that have burned out over the decades. Easy to solder in and the correct wattage and power range.

These lights are a bit bigger than the OEM, however, they don’t seem to interfere. In terms of length of service… well I’ll update.

I have a 2003 Chevy Silverado my HVAC unit The lights went out one by one they all went out I bought these bulbs. They’re a little bit bigger and you have to do some fiddling, to get the faceplate back together and to get it to fit but I was able to solder them back on the board and all the lights are on. They’re a little bright, but now it works. when doing this try to wiggle and get the little blue bulb covers from the original bulbs and put them on the new they might even sell them for this, but this way it has a blue tint and it’s not so yellow and bright.

I needed radio display bulbs for a 2006 Grand Prix, these did the trick and appear to be very close to the OEM bulb brightness. The original bulbs burned out when the vehicle was about 8 yrs old, if these last half that I'll be happy.

but I don’t think it’s original there made in china and the packaging is plastic bag

The bulbs worked great. I can't say as much for the circuit board to solder them on that was a little more difficult not a bold problem a GM problem

These are what I needed for my climate control bulbs bright perfect fit

Working so far