Thanks to both you guys.. you helped me alot.. my local dealer was feeling stupid when I showed up with the part #... :yesnod:Here are the part #' on the bulbs...
GJ6G-61-C95 (2) & GJ6R-61-C95 (3). They are using 2 different bulbs in the auto climate control. When I had my bulbs replaced the only difference I could see was the bulb base being a different color. All 5 of my bulbs were replaced under warranty.
Sheldon
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No problem. Glad I could be of help.Thanks to both you guys.. you helped me alot.. my local dealer was feeling stupid when I showed up with the part #... :yesnod:[/b]
I was wondering exactly that; are the bulbs considered warranty items? I've read the warranty booklet and can see nothing that says they aren't.Here are the part #' on the bulbs...
GJ6G-61-C95 (2) & GJ6R-61-C95 (3). They are using 2 different bulbs in the auto climate control. When I had my bulbs replaced the only difference I could see was the bulb base being a different color. All 5 of my bulbs were replaced under warranty.
Sheldon
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I had to replace a bulb on one of my automatic climate control knobs a week or so ago. LEDs may not necessarily match the rest the color of the instrument cluster, but the bulb is a 4mm neowedge for both incandescent and led. Look for Type B (T4) bulbs. If you want to match the rest of the dash, just get clear and re-use the red/orange bulb cover from the old bulb. Otherwise, pick any bulb you want. The good thing about incandescents is they're not 'polarized' so no matter how you put it in, it will work. LEDs are normally polarized unless otherwise noted which can be a pain when installing these tiny bulbs behind the climate control knobs. Scroll down this page for the bulbs:I hate to bump an old thread, but has anyone every found an LED replacement that fits in the climate control socket? Even discounted to $10 apiece by my local dealership, the stock incandescent bulbs are pricey. I'd assume an LED would last MUCH longer, and wouldn't be prone to blowing after hitting large bumps/potholes, etc.
JH