Thanks ROCKSTAR143! =)

Just one more thing though, if you don't mind sharing with us the part# for the hazard, roof, cruise, and defroster buttons.

 

Here are my 2 cents.

-The bulbs listed on the original post does not include the bulbs for "Cruise Control" and "Rear Defrost" buttons.
-It took me about an hour and half. If I were to do it again, it will probably take about 30-45 minutes. So this is a fairly quick DIY.
-Tools you need are various size of flat head screw drivers (to pry out plastic covers on top of speedometer and unscrew the bulbs out), a philips screw driver, and a 12mm socket wrench.
-There are 4 bolts that you unscrew with 12mm socket wrench. These are secured with some Hercules power so keep that in mind. I used impact wrench with 3 inch extension.

Hope that helps!

 

Would also like to add that Qube Engineering has excellent instructions and pictures on how to get to the dash bulbs:
http://www.qube-engineering.com/Documentation.html

 

Wish I knew that before I took on this DIY.

FYI, the exact DIY needed for this project is at this link: http://www.qube-engineering.com/Documents/Qube'sLEDGaugeClusterInstructionsAP1_v1.1.pdf

 

Any chance of getting the pictures working?

edit: /\ thanks

 

No, I messaged the first poster not long ago, he mentioned that he had posted up on a previous server that is currently down and those pictures are no longer coming back. Goodluck, it is still a work in the process for me as well, needing to replace those dash lights. I'll come back and re-read this thread, and find those bulbs to fix those lights that arent working. hopefully sometime end of winter/spring.

Any updates with PICTURES, pleas share!!

 

Does anyone know the general bulb code for the bulbs used and if there is LED replacement options?

 

Seems like a lot of pictures are dead in all the old diy's, any way we can get an update on this?

 

I'd like to point out again this this document from Qube Engineering does an extremely good job of documenting how to remove the dash:
http://www.qube-engineering.com/Docu...2_1.x_v1.0.pdf

They (obviously) provide a full LED-based solution, but not something where you'd plug the bulbs in yourself.

No, I am not affiliated with Qube Engineering.

 

2005 S2000 S2000 MT Heater Control
79628-S2A-003
79670-SL0-A01



2005 S2000 S2000 MT Switch
35855-S2A-505 (replaced 35851-S2A-003)