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Nice find on the shorter base T10/194 for the license plate lights. Those will def fit.No, those bulbs are too long. You need these like I showed in the picture above.
Amazon.com: Cutequeen 10PCS LED Car Lights Bulb White T10 3528 4-SMD 194 168 (pack of 10): Automotive
Easy to do. I run a license plate frame on my rear plate so I find it is easier for the license plate lights to pull through the openings in the rear bumper with the plate frame and rear plate removed first.I am also curious if there is a guide for changing licence plate bulbs or pictures? Im not sure how to do it really.
Thanks a lot,I will give it a try next month, looks like Canadian Amazon doesn't have any bulbs for me.Easy to do. I run a license plate frame on my rear plate so I find it is easier for the license plate lights to pull through the openings in the rear bumper with the plate frame and rear plate removed first.
You will need a Phillips head screw driver.
There are 2 screws for each license plate light. Remove the screws.
This is the tricky part you have to move the clear license plate box to just the right angle to pull free from the opening in the rear bumper.
Once the reverse box is pulled free twist the light bulb harness free from the reverse box and install new bulb.
Make sure you test the lights first before reinstalling the license plate boxes back in there place. Turn on your parking light if the bulb does not light up pull it out and spin the bulb around 180 degrees and reinstall the bulb should fire up.
Reinstall the license plate boxes and screw in the screws you are done.
HTF did you get the turn signal bulbs out?! I've got the connector off, but can't get the bulb out of the housing.Bulbs that will work- PSY24WSV (listed in manual), PSX24W, 5202, H16
Note: These bulbs do not screw in. There is a tab and the top and the bottom that you squeeze, then pull the bulb out.
Did you ever figure out your problem? Was it the LED's?I Shouldn't have to use Load Resistors with the LED replacements for the plate and reverse should I ???
I'm going to place resistors on these 4 lights and see if that fixes my lighting issue...
Surprised no one has commented yet on my previous post for these LEDs .. I'd figure someone should now something about it..
Happened to me when I changed them, one of them was just loose. I had to open it up again and play with it. that fixed the problemI recently completed my LED upgrade. Everything has been working fine for the past week or so...
I usually use the remote start feature to start my car. Yesterday, I fired her up and as I was approaching the car, I noticed one of my license plate Leds flickering. Anyone have any insight on this?
I'm hoping it was just a fluke. I hate messing with stuff on the car because of potential problems arising. I really don't have the time or patience for this kind of stuff...
Based on my research these lights shouldn't need and special anti flickering devices or anything. Maybe the bulb is just a little loose. I don't know. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
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Did you ever get these to fit or find ones that work? The Aliexpress.com ones that were linked earlier in this thread (years ago) aren't available any more.The bulb on the left is stock, the bulb on the right I ordered here
I already shaved the three tabs off like stated earlier in this thread. The problem I’m having is I can’t get these eBay bulbs to clip into the housing. If I try to clip the stock bulbs back in for just a test fit they go in perfectly. But I can’t get the eBay bulbs to clip in securely. Are the replacement bulbs I have too long? Does anyone know where I can order LED bulbs that meet the criteria stated earlier in the thread that will fit in the headlight housing like the stock bulbs do. FYI 2012 Chrysler 300 srt8