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05-21-2013
I skimmed threw this and didn't see any definite answer but I have a 01 GP GT and I thought the previous owner removed the door panel lights and I took all 4 out and I didn't see a harness anywhere so I assume the car doesn't have them? But I'm stumped why they would put the lens without a light it's such a small thing to add so I can't see how it doesn't have it.. Can someone please tell me before I take the door panels off and waste time thanks!
05-21-2013
waste of time....
2007 GXP
Originally Posted by Scottydoggs
05-21-2013
Thanks
05-22-2013
You could run your own wiring from the floor lights into the doors but to be honest if you upgrade all your other lights to LEDs it will be plenty bright anyway.
05-29-2013
Another question I bought 9 LED 44mm bulbs for the dome off ebay for like $5 now I know there cheap etc hence $5! lol But when I installed them they both flickered on like 4 of the LEDs wouldn't light up just very dim flicker.. Now I'm afraid that if I pay say $10-15 a bulb there not going to work can anyone recommend a bulb they used I want super white I mean I should go red but I use my dome light sometimes and don't want to barely see stuff.. Any help is great thanks!
05-31-2013
thats what you get for 5 bucks....i got mine from amazon. for 10 bucks for 8 of them and have never had a problem with them lighting up. they are red but still.
Amazon.com: 8x T10 194 168 501 4-smd 3528 LED Car Light Bulb Red: Automotive
2007 GXP Originally Posted by Scottydoggs
05-31-2013
I have the same ones in my car and yes they work fine but I'm not talking about 194 bulbs.. If you read it you will notice I said "9 LED 44mm bulbs" 44mm being festoon bulbs I don't have a issue with the rest of the car..
05-31-2013
miss read that.. i don't have any 44's in my car. can't help you there.
2007 GXP Originally Posted by Scottydoggs
11-21-2013
I have a 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GT2 with heated seats. Inside the climate control (CC) I have a couple of lights that burnt out and I want to replace them. I already took the CC out and opened the unit to make sure I had access to the lights. They are soldered in but not a problem. I just need to know if anyone knows the voltage (12v or 14v) and size of bulb (3mm, 4mm, 4.7mm) to put in there. I am not talking about the led bulbs but regular two prong incandescent bulbs.
grand prix bulb pics.JPG
11-21-2013
i also would like to know this.. some of my cc lights are burned out.
2007 GXP Originally Posted by Scottydoggs
02-03-2014
2001 grand prix here. This might sound stupid but this thread is long. I'm sure somebody have the science down to this by now
Which LEDS and how many do I need to order for my car to replace the other bulbs? I'm asking because I'm sure somebody with the year and gt car as me have already replaced their bulbs with LEDS
Thanks
02-03-2014
i have an 08... needed 6
2007 GXP Originally Posted by Scottydoggs
02-03-2014
For a 2001 check this link out.
count up the light spots except for dome and thats how many 194leds you'll need. 10 pack should work.
for the dome I believe it's a 42-44mm festoon.
http://www.modifiedlife.com/2001-pon...lb-size-chart/
get 6 extra 194s if you want them in your front/back side markers and license plate.
02-08-2014
thanks both of you
03-06-2014
New member here. Just bought a 02 GTP and want to do this. Is there a group buy going in anytime soon? Maybe we could start one up?
03-06-2014
what are you looking for? Just get them on amazon like i did. (read my thread) and do it yourself. Too easy not to do it.
2007 GXP Originally Posted by Scottydoggs
03-06-2014
194s------- http://www.amazon.com/Zone-Tech-5-sm...ywords=194+led
42-44mm festoon------ http://www.amazon.com/4x-Interior-Wh...2-44mm+festoon
?? 10 for 10, I'm sure if you scour you can find them cheaper. Not sure about shipping on these, I have prime.
And 95 cents for the festoon plus the 5.99 for ship
03-06-2014
hmm ok just thought maybe help out a members company... im in Canada too so amazon would be better for shipping I guess
03-07-2014
Before you purchase anything, I suggest paying a visit to the "Research" section on our website so you can have more technical knowledge about lighting
http://www.diodedynamics.com/store/research.html
Even if you don't purchase from us, I strongly advise you to avoid eBay and Amazon garden variety bulbs. The failure rates are typically 40%+ on those
Nick C.
03-07-2014
Oh Nick....always the salesman
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