I was trying to change the color of the bulb for the cigarette lighter, all i did was color it with a sharpie after removing the cap. Any ideas on why it dosn't work, or how to get the damn bulb out?
I'm a n00b. I tried to change the color of the AC controls and I broke the PCB board, so my air conditioning no longer works. I took the green off the cigaretter lighter bulb and now its light pink.
Black sharpies won't show color, just to let you know . You should have used colored celephame or the plastic seethrough wrapping paper. Thats my next project, if I don't ruin that one too. The coating from the marker is probably heating up, cause it to eat away at the glass on the bulb. Its just like the oil from fingerprints on headlights.
Just pull the bulb out. I dont know where you're gonna find another bulb like it. While we're at it, anybody know where I can get an AC PCB board replacement?
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Gerrr I am not that dumb I put BLUE sharpie on it, and it didn't light up when I firts tried to turn the damn thing back on so no time to heat up Not sure if I pulled a wire or what. And the bulb just pulls out? Will go try that it already dosn'twork can't F it up much more i guess
Thanks, Alex
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I'm a n00b. I tried to change the color of the AC controls and I broke the PCB board, so my air conditioning no longer works. I took the green off the cigaretter lighter bulb and now its light pink.
Black sharpies won't show color, just to let you know . You should have used colored celephame or the plastic seethrough wrapping paper. Thats my next project, if I don't ruin that one too. The coating from the marker is probably heating up, cause it to eat away at the glass on the bulb. Its just like the oil from fingerprints on headlights.
Just pull the bulb out. I dont know where you're gonna find another bulb like it. While we're at it, anybody know where I can get an AC PCB board replacement?
My AC doesn't work anymore, and I replaced the board, and it still doesn't work.
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Ok tried the fuses none of them were blown that would have been to easy, anyone know how to take the damn little thing apart so i can remove just the bulb.
~Alex
If dual exhaust is good then tri must be even better...
I'm a n00b. I tried to change the color of the AC controls and I broke the PCB board, so my air conditioning no longer works. I took the green off the cigaretter lighter bulb and now its light pink.
Black sharpies won't show color, just to let you know . You should have used colored celephame or the plastic seethrough wrapping paper. Thats my next project, if I don't ruin that one too. The coating from the marker is probably heating up, cause it to eat away at the glass on the bulb. Its just like the oil from fingerprints on headlights.
Just pull the bulb out. I dont know where you're gonna find another bulb like it. While we're at it, anybody know where I can get an AC PCB board replacement?
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Celica_Noob, reach down by the top of the handbrake. Where the rubber meets the center console, stick your finger in there and lift up. The console around the shifter just pops off. The bulb is right next to the cigarette lighter housing. Twist and pull and it comes right out. Good luck fixing it though.
I'm a n00b. I tried to change the color of the AC controls and I broke the PCB board, so my air conditioning no longer works. I took the green off the cigaretter lighter bulb and now its light pink.
Black sharpies won't show color, just to let you know . You should have used colored celephame or the plastic seethrough wrapping paper. Thats my next project, if I don't ruin that one too. The coating from the marker is probably heating up, cause it to eat away at the glass on the bulb. Its just like the oil from fingerprints on headlights.
Just pull the bulb out. I dont know where you're gonna find another bulb like it. While we're at it, anybody know where I can get an AC PCB board replacement?
^^^I dont think I messed mine up ass bad, but my AC still works except for that you cant press the AC or rear defoger button on or off its kinds just stuck on "on", and as for the bulbs on mine...i painted them with transparent red paint (left over from redding out my tails) and now they've turned amber lol at least they match my gauges...and yah i dunno how to fix that and i also broke a bulb too so if anyone has any idea on how to fix this lemme know
Thanks merlin, but i can get the bulb out, i just can't figure out how to get it to light back up is there anyway to get just the little Fing bulb out so ican replace it?
~Alex
If dual exhaust is good then tri must be even better...
^^^I dont think I messed mine up ass bad, but my AC still works except for that you cant press the AC or rear defoger button on or off its kinds just stuck on "on", and as for the bulbs on mine...i painted them with transparent red paint (left over from redding out my tails) and now they've turned amber lol at least they match my gauges...and yah i dunno how to fix that and i also broke a bulb too so if anyone has any idea on how to fix this lemme know
My heater and AC buttons stick too. Its because of the console cover. I tried tightening it while pushing upward and the buttons didn't stick, but after I let go, the buttons always get stuck. If you break bulbs, just replace them with LEDs. You might need a resistor in the series path wiring chain before you connect to 12v or else the LED will burn out. Good luck finding the bulbs.
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one day ill have the balls to try to change color of bulbs but until ppl start saying "it goes like this" rather than "d*mn,f*uck or how the hell" i might just leave it alone thanks guys for being my mentors to do it yourself work
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