You answered your own question above. Get the 30% brighter neo wedge bulbs in either amber, white or blue.

 

I know that man
but when i want to order they ask me wich tybe
there is tybe a led , tybe b led and tybe c led
every tybe had a different size
http://autolumination.com/74.htm
thats my question .. thnx

 

sorry but its TYPE lol

 

Cheak the site buddy
there is 3 tybes
i dont know wich one match the stock clock lamp size
when you want to add your order to cart
you should chose the tybe
???
please help

 

Read this thread: https://g35driver.com/forums/lightin...t-guide-2.html which is referenced on the first page of this thread.

I could answer your question now, but its good practice to read through the entire thread before you ask questions that have already been answered

 

Ok Sir
Thank you

 

Just wanted to thank Chris12 for the info in this thread, saved me a ton of time and money.

 

Glad I could help

To directly answer the question above get the:
Type B LED
10mm= 3/8"

 

argh i just installed the new LED bulbs and the light is still out. I think the clock unit failed. Does anyone know how much these babies cost?

 

Same, I just replaced the lights with LEDs from above and still no light

 

Anyone have any idea why the two dealer bulbs I just replaced in my clock would go out after about four days? The previous pair lasted six years, then went out at the same time so I'm guessing some electrical problem.

 

I replaced mine with the superbrightleds.com 30% brighter 4mm amber bulbs, direct plug and play, very easy install, see pic

 

I got the 30% brighter from superbrightleds.com. It took a little doing to get them in -- took a light twist from a needlenose to turn them into place -- but the install ~looked~ right. However, they do not illuminate. My guess is that they must not be making good contact with the board. Any suggestions from those who have been successful with the replacement? I see on a similar (older) thread that I'm not the only one to encounter problems.

 

Correction, only one light didnt work. Now the 2nd one is flickering. Guess I'll go get some cream of wheat bulbs instead. What a waste of time and money.

 

The bulbs are reversible, as in they fit in the wrong way (positive vs. negative terminal). Turn them around and see if that helps.