Does he want a ton of money to install the bulbs, they are not easy to replace. Look in your owners manual for the bulb number, should be easy to find.
Wow, the dealer wants a ton of money for the light bulbs that illuminate the A/C button ( the back light bulb ), and for the two bulbs that illuminate the 3 dials for heat, fan, and air location. I have a 2001 Camry. Anybody know a cheaper source for these bulbs?
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ROBMURR
Does he want a ton of money to install the bulbs, they are not easy to replace. Look in your owners manual for the bulb number, should be easy to find.
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HachiRoku
There are two types of bulbs in a Toyota dash: the larger ones, that can be replaced with either a #168 or #194 (I did my '85 Corolla with Blue #194s!) and a smaller one; if you ever worked with model cars or model trains, like the lighting for the street signs on a railraod layout, called 'wheatgrain' bulbs. These are the ones used for the temp controls and the middle section of the dash; they are not easily found. I have gone to junkyards for parts, and when I do I yank them from the dash, because I have not found a supplier yet!
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Philip
You might try a Radio Shack store.
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HachiRoku
They have them with Looooong leads!
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Philip
They also have them in bayonet and push-in bases.
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HachiRoku
Hmmm....I never have seen the small ones in Rad Shack. I'll check it. Thanks!
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LeftSpin
The part number isn't too hard to look up. The cost is pretty high. $7 for a single bulb!
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