JOB COMPLETE!
Armed with my order from superbrightleds.com, a Phillips screwdriver, a 10mm socket driver and a child's knife from Ikea I was able to access and change all bulbs - thanks to the info and support to the members here [emoji106]
This is on 2/3 dimmed/lit
Sadly my clock didn't make it to the proverbial summit with me, it won't power on with straight 12v, so I ordered a replacement.
One thing worth noting, the LEDs are polarity sensitive, so I had to trial-and-error about 50% - the ones tach and speedo 3 being the most cumbersome and laborious; but I managed it with patience and a methodical approach to not break or scratch anything.
This handy pic from Yodatech helped me, and although I didn't have the guts to remove the actual circuit board, I was able to swap #22 bulb under the board by removing all the screws and working carefully under it with a hemostat - I always have one handy in the toolkit
Next upgrades are passenger and cargo domes to panels using
these from ebay and the pesky cigarette lighter light (I just want everything to work).
Thanks again guys!
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