Hey bro! Awesome content..I'm currently working on this as well during this lockdown..Now I'm actually stuck at getting the bulbs off the plug, I can't seem to get it off whether I wiggled it left n right while pulling it..any idea how to do it?
Hello bro! I've already experienced that problem before and in my case it was the plug that melted to the bulb which is why it is hard to remove. Actually, there is no other way but to remove it by pulling. It is also possible that the contact points of the plug has corroded to the terminals of the bulb or maybe the plug has been changed to an aftermarket ones where the bulbs are secured to the plug.
@@DraftProject Ah..time for me to change them plugs then..seems pretty burned..so probably that's why I couldn't yank it out 😂 Anyway, what if the gauge needle is not lit?
@@KamikazeBear93 If the needles doesn't illuminate, then probably the bulbs are busted and it needs to be replaced. It depends on the gauge cluster if it has a glowing needles or not. If it has, then there are two types of it. The first one is the older cluster that has a glowing needle which is reflected by the bulbs on the background of the face. The second one is the modern cluster which has a bulb built in the needle itself. It is a difficult process to do since it requires the removal of the needle itself. Once the needle is removed, it will be innacurate and it will require calibration to revert it to its accurate reading. Sorry for the late response. Thank you very much Melvin Tam!
Hello sir while searching nkita ko tong post nyu 3yrs ago...tanung ko lang same size b ung size nang brown socket at black?? and bibili din sna ako nang sicket kc ung iba skin mga kulang n socket, same po b sila nang size brown and black socket?? salamat
Hi sir! The bulb for the brown socket is T5. Actually on the speedometer, it is originally equipped with T6.5. But, I do not recommend using T6.5 because it touches the socket and therefore burns and melts the plastic piece of the socket. I recommend using T5 bulbs for all brown socket. It is smaller but it almost produce the same brightness. Remember that this is specifically for Honda Civic EG. Other car models may vary in sizes.
@@stavros419 T5 is good. On the speedometer area, the three sockets are originally equipped with a T6.5. Those two sizes give the same amount of brightness. The difference is that the T6.5 fits better, but the edge of the bulb touches the surface or edges of the socket which cause the socket to deteriorate or burn overtime due to heat of the bulb. On the other hand, the T5 doesn't touch the edge of the socket, but the terminals itself fits fine.
Are some of the sockets not supposed to have bulbs? I took my cluster out for the first time and it looks like there are 4 sockets that should have bulbs, but they don’t.
Hi sir! Actually it depends. If you have a stock cluster, meaning it is standard from the time you got your vehicle from the factory, then you should check the indicators on the gauge faces. If the indicator has an icon, then it should have a bulb on its socket to perform its function. If there is a socket without a bulb and on the front of it has no indicator icon, then leave it without any bulb. It is only there for backup replacement whenever your socket breaks. If the situation is different, let's say you swapped your gauge cluster from another vehicle with a higher trim level, then you will only depend on your car's features or trim level. For example, if there is an indicator for TCS, but your car doesn't have one, then you have to leave it because putting a bulb on it is useless.
You can buy it at your nearest auto supply store. It can also be bought in any hardware stores and auto accessory shops in mall. Online shopping site is also a great place to start finding.
Sir nagpalit po ako ng LED pero nawala po yung ibang indicators tulad ng parklight at high beam tsaka yung check engine.. Anu po dapat Gawin salamat po
I broke some of the clips way back before. Actually it is really hard to remove it without breaking it. Just be sure to be gentle with it when removing the bezel to somehow prevent the clips from breaking it apart.
Hi Wildan! It utilizes a T5 peanut bulb. Both brown and black sockets has the same bulbs. I really appreciate if you subscribe to my channel! Don't forget to hit like and click the bell to keep you updated. Thank you very much!
@@dhonne0873 6 na T5 bulb po sir lahat po yan. Yun po yung mga brown socket. Isa sa RPM, tatlo sa speedometer at dalawa sa fuel and water temperature. Total of six T5 bulbs po sir.
Sir need help, i clean the bulb like sa tutorial mo but the problem is nagkamali ako sa pag balik ng bulb, nawala ung signal light indicator baka na mali ako ng polarity? but the other bulb is ok, what should i do?
Hello po sir, sorry po sa late response. Kapag ang bumbilya na ginagamit mo ay peanut bulb o yung ordinaryo na T5 bulb, wala siyang required na polarity unless LED bulb po ang gamit ninyo. Check niyo po mabuti yung terminal ng bumbilya kung intact pa kasi posibleng maputol yun o kaya ay nabaluktot sa pagtanggal at pagkabit ng bulb sa socket. Minsan naman sa experience ko, kapag nagtanggal ako ng bulb tapos binalik ko, hindi narin gumagana, ang ginagawa ko nalang po sir ay meron akong reserve na bumbilya para palitan yung hindi gumagana. Kung meron po kayong multimeter, pwede niyo rin itest yung bulb kung gumagana pa po. Maraming salamat po sir.
@@DraftProject yes sir thanks sa reply agad, bka nga sa pagbalik ko ng bulb na putol ung iba so palitan na lng ung busted na bulb? ask ko lng yun bang peanut bulb ung nka cover ? kc ung iba wla cover at may nakalagay na T5 bulb. anu kaibahan ng brown socket at black socket?
@@arnelrussiana6804 Yes sir palitan na po kung busted po o putol yung terminal ng bulb. Yung cover po ba na tinutukoy niyo ay may kulay o kaya parang condom na nakapasok sa peanut bulb? kapag all original ang sasakyan at wala pang gumagalaw o nagkalas ng gauge niyo before, dapat meron po lahat ng cover yung mga peanut bulb na pang illumination sa gauge. Ang purpose lang po niyan ay para maging kulay puti ang ilaw at hindi dilaw. Ang brown socket po ay para sa illumination o ilaw ng gauge mismo. Ang black socket naman ay para sa mga indicators tulad ng handbrake light, signal light indicator, high beam indicator at iba pa.
@@DraftProjectsir ung iba may cover pa na blue ung iba wla na napalitan na nga cguro, nabili ko lng ung honda esi 3 yrs ago malamang nga napalitan na, laking idea nakuha ko sa tuturials u naka tulong sa akin first time ko lng kc mag kalikot since easy lng buksan kya ginaya ko ung video u, anyway thank u talaga really helps for me,,again thank u Sir keep up,hope more video kpa to share pra maka tulong sa mga kagaya namin.God bless ur channel.!
@@arnelrussiana6804 Maraming salamat po sir! Yung blue na cover po alam ko po nakakabili po nun sa concorde at sa iba pang mga car accessories shop. Nasisira po katagalan yung cover dahil sa init ng bulb. Purpose lang po niyan para kulay puti ang ilaw sa gauge. Salamat po ulit sir, nakakatuwa po ang comment niyo po. Patuloy lang po ako gagawa ng mga videos na makakatulong sainyo. God Bless po at salamat ulit. :)
When I removed the electric connectors behind, there was a thick wire going to the speedometer. How to remove the thick wire going to the speedometer? Thanks.
Hi sir! Sorry for the late response. Can I ask what car do you have? If it is an 80's or early 90's model, most likely it would be a speedometer cable. It can be remove by lifting the clips that holds the cable to the speedometer housing.
@@vincentrodriguez3260 That car has an electric instrument panel which means it doesn't have a speedometer cable. Perhaps it could be a sensor or something. It should have clips or locking tabs like an electrical socket. Try to check it again. Also, most modern Toyotas have their electrical socket place on the top of the instrument panel. Most of the time, they dont have anything connected on the rear housing of the instrument panel.
very informative and very detailed tutorial 💯
Thank you very much!!
Hey bro! Awesome content..I'm currently working on this as well during this lockdown..Now I'm actually stuck at getting the bulbs off the plug, I can't seem to get it off whether I wiggled it left n right while pulling it..any idea how to do it?
Hello bro! I've already experienced that problem before and in my case it was the plug that melted to the bulb which is why it is hard to remove. Actually, there is no other way but to remove it by pulling. It is also possible that the contact points of the plug has corroded to the terminals of the bulb or maybe the plug has been changed to an aftermarket ones where the bulbs are secured to the plug.
@@DraftProject Ah..time for me to change them plugs then..seems pretty burned..so probably that's why I couldn't yank it out 😂 Anyway, what if the gauge needle is not lit?
@@KamikazeBear93 If the needles doesn't illuminate, then probably the bulbs are busted and it needs to be replaced. It depends on the gauge cluster if it has a glowing needles or not. If it has, then there are two types of it. The first one is the older cluster that has a glowing needle which is reflected by the bulbs on the background of the face. The second one is the modern cluster which has a bulb built in the needle itself. It is a difficult process to do since it requires the removal of the needle itself. Once the needle is removed, it will be innacurate and it will require calibration to revert it to its accurate reading.
Sorry for the late response. Thank you very much Melvin Tam!
Hello sir while searching nkita ko tong post nyu 3yrs ago...tanung ko lang same size b ung size nang brown socket at black?? and bibili din sna ako nang sicket kc ung iba skin mga kulang n socket, same po b sila nang size brown and black socket?? salamat
New subscriber here will try this on my ek but with led bulb nalang thank you so much
You're welcome! Thank you very much too for subscribing to my channel! Good luck with your build bro! Godspeed! 😀
Good explanation bro 💯
Thank you Bro!
Ayos sir!
Salamat po sir!
What bulb do i need to buy for the brown socket? Thanks❤️
Brown socket is not t10 and not t5
Hi sir! The bulb for the brown socket is T5. Actually on the speedometer, it is originally equipped with T6.5. But, I do not recommend using T6.5 because it touches the socket and therefore burns and melts the plastic piece of the socket. I recommend using T5 bulbs for all brown socket. It is smaller but it almost produce the same brightness. Remember that this is specifically for Honda Civic EG. Other car models may vary in sizes.
@@DraftProject t5 tho seems way too loose??
@@stavros419 T5 is good. On the speedometer area, the three sockets are originally equipped with a T6.5. Those two sizes give the same amount of brightness. The difference is that the T6.5 fits better, but the edge of the bulb touches the surface or edges of the socket which cause the socket to deteriorate or burn overtime due to heat of the bulb. On the other hand, the T5 doesn't touch the edge of the socket, but the terminals itself fits fine.
@@DraftProject i tried t5 but it moves too much
Are some of the sockets not supposed to have bulbs? I took my cluster out for the first time and it looks like there are 4 sockets that should have bulbs, but they don’t.
Hi sir! Actually it depends. If you have a stock cluster, meaning it is standard from the time you got your vehicle from the factory, then you should check the indicators on the gauge faces. If the indicator has an icon, then it should have a bulb on its socket to perform its function. If there is a socket without a bulb and on the front of it has no indicator icon, then leave it without any bulb. It is only there for backup replacement whenever your socket breaks.
If the situation is different, let's say you swapped your gauge cluster from another vehicle with a higher trim level, then you will only depend on your car's features or trim level. For example, if there is an indicator for TCS, but your car doesn't have one, then you have to leave it because putting a bulb on it is useless.
hello where to buy T5 bulbs? thanks!
You can buy it at your nearest auto supply store. It can also be bought in any hardware stores and auto accessory shops in mall. Online shopping site is also a great place to start finding.
Sir nagpalit po ako ng LED pero nawala po yung ibang indicators tulad ng parklight at high beam tsaka yung check engine.. Anu po dapat Gawin salamat po
How did you remove the bezel without breaking the clips.
I broke some of the clips way back before. Actually it is really hard to remove it without breaking it. Just be sure to be gentle with it when removing the bezel to somehow prevent the clips from breaking it apart.
Halo, what type the peanuts bulbs on brown socket ?
Hi Wildan! It utilizes a T5 peanut bulb. Both brown and black sockets has the same bulbs.
I really appreciate if you subscribe to my channel! Don't forget to hit like and click the bell to keep you updated. Thank you very much!
Nice info dude ... 👍👍👍
Thank you! :)
Sir yung sa climate control ano size ng bulb? Honda vti sir
Sorry po sir sa late response po sir. Base po sa research ko po, pareho lang po yan sa Civic EG na T5 bulb po ang gamit. Salamat po sir.
Sir gawa ka din ng video para sa A/C head unit how to change the bulb din. Thanks!
Yes po sir! Next upload ko po. Maraming salamat po.
Pwede ba led bulbs jan?
Yes, both standard and LED bulbs are fine.
sir T5 ba ang bulb?ndi po ba T10?balak ko kc palitan ng LED..slmat po
Yes po sir T5 po ang bulb ng instrument panel at climate control ng Civic Eg. :)
ilan bulb sir kailangan dun?dba rpm,speed,fuel at temp..ilan po kailangan?
@@dhonne0873 6 na T5 bulb po sir lahat po yan. Yun po yung mga brown socket. Isa sa RPM, tatlo sa speedometer at dalawa sa fuel and water temperature. Total of six T5 bulbs po sir.
Ilang voltage dapat ang bulbs? 12v or 24v?
12v po sir! Kahit saan pong parte ng sasakyan 12v po palagi.
@@DraftProject Salamat sa info boss
@@seandanielloquere2192 Walang anuman po sir. Salamat rin po!
Sir need help, i clean the bulb like sa tutorial mo but the problem is nagkamali ako sa pag balik ng bulb, nawala ung signal light indicator baka na mali ako ng polarity? but the other bulb is ok, what should i do?
Hello po sir, sorry po sa late response. Kapag ang bumbilya na ginagamit mo ay peanut bulb o yung ordinaryo na T5 bulb, wala siyang required na polarity unless LED bulb po ang gamit ninyo. Check niyo po mabuti yung terminal ng bumbilya kung intact pa kasi posibleng maputol yun o kaya ay nabaluktot sa pagtanggal at pagkabit ng bulb sa socket. Minsan naman sa experience ko, kapag nagtanggal ako ng bulb tapos binalik ko, hindi narin gumagana, ang ginagawa ko nalang po sir ay meron akong reserve na bumbilya para palitan yung hindi gumagana. Kung meron po kayong multimeter, pwede niyo rin itest yung bulb kung gumagana pa po. Maraming salamat po sir.
@@DraftProject yes sir thanks sa reply agad, bka nga sa pagbalik ko ng bulb na putol ung iba so palitan na lng ung busted na bulb? ask ko lng yun bang peanut bulb ung nka cover ? kc ung iba wla cover at may nakalagay na T5 bulb. anu kaibahan ng brown socket at black socket?
@@arnelrussiana6804 Yes sir palitan na po kung busted po o putol yung terminal ng bulb. Yung cover po ba na tinutukoy niyo ay may kulay o kaya parang condom na nakapasok sa peanut bulb? kapag all original ang sasakyan at wala pang gumagalaw o nagkalas ng gauge niyo before, dapat meron po lahat ng cover yung mga peanut bulb na pang illumination sa gauge. Ang purpose lang po niyan ay para maging kulay puti ang ilaw at hindi dilaw.
Ang brown socket po ay para sa illumination o ilaw ng gauge mismo. Ang black socket naman ay para sa mga indicators tulad ng handbrake light, signal light indicator, high beam indicator at iba pa.
@@DraftProjectsir ung iba may cover pa na blue ung iba wla na napalitan na nga cguro, nabili ko lng ung honda esi 3 yrs ago malamang nga napalitan na, laking idea nakuha ko sa tuturials u naka tulong sa akin first time ko lng kc mag kalikot since easy lng buksan kya ginaya ko ung video u, anyway thank u talaga really helps for me,,again thank u Sir keep up,hope more video kpa to share pra maka tulong sa mga kagaya namin.God bless ur channel.!
@@arnelrussiana6804 Maraming salamat po sir! Yung blue na cover po alam ko po nakakabili po nun sa concorde at sa iba pang mga car accessories shop. Nasisira po katagalan yung cover dahil sa init ng bulb. Purpose lang po niyan para kulay puti ang ilaw sa gauge. Salamat po ulit sir, nakakatuwa po ang comment niyo po. Patuloy lang po ako gagawa ng mga videos na makakatulong sainyo. God Bless po at salamat ulit. :)
When I removed the electric connectors behind, there was a thick wire going to the speedometer.
How to remove the thick wire going to the speedometer?
Thanks.
Hi sir! Sorry for the late response. Can I ask what car do you have? If it is an 80's or early 90's model, most likely it would be a speedometer cable. It can be remove by lifting the clips that holds the cable to the speedometer housing.
@@DraftProject corolla 2000 baby altis sir
@@vincentrodriguez3260 That car has an electric instrument panel which means it doesn't have a speedometer cable. Perhaps it could be a sensor or something. It should have clips or locking tabs like an electrical socket. Try to check it again.
Also, most modern Toyotas have their electrical socket place on the top of the instrument panel. Most of the time, they dont have anything connected on the rear housing of the instrument panel.
@@DraftProject thanks much sir.
@@vincentrodriguez3260 You're welcome sir! Thank you very much too for watching my video!
It's realy a tropical market civic: no rear defroger, no rear foglight and no lateral defroger o_o
Yeah bro it was a pure and plain base model back in the 90's. Everything is manually operated. It is literally like a man and machine only.
@@DraftProject Says like that sounds realy cool 👍