HVAC and info center bulb information

I had one of the two bulbs out on the info display so I pulled it apart and looked for any obvious issues, unseated etc.. After a visual inspection, I put them both back in. Now both are out. I checked the voltage on the circuit board itself (where the bulb socket actually seats) and I read about 6.5 volts. Is this correct?

I don't mind trying the radio shack route and purchasing two bulbs and threading the sockets myself but after watching the YouTube video in this thread, it looks like I should be seeing 12 volts on the circuit board.

Can anyone confirm?

Thanks!
I hate to resurrect and old thread but I'm having a similar experience. Had a light out, purchased new ones from the superbrightleds and replaced them. Neither light worked, put the old one that had worked before back in and now it doesn't work. The Reset, Mode and Airbag lights all still work but the display does not. Curious if anyone had any ideas?
 
I hate to resurrect and old thread but I'm having a similar experience. Had a light out, purchased new ones from the superbrightleds and replaced them. Neither light worked, put the old one that had worked before back in and now it doesn't work. The Reset, Mode and Airbag lights all still work but the display does not. Curious if anyone had any ideas?

Superbrightleds say their bulbs only work when they get between something like 9- 12 volts. I only measure 6.x volts where the lamp is supposed to plug in at my climate control display circuit board for my 2004 4Runner. People claim they work but I assume my mileage is going to vary. I found Dorman incandescents with the plastic bases at RockAuto for less than $2 but you have to buy 5 at a time. If you want to buy at RockAuto look under "miscellaneous light bulb" in the "Electrical -Bulb and Socket" section for your vehicle, and make sure to check the Toyota part number with the Dorman alternate part number. I also found some "grain of wheat" 7219 incandescent bulbs with pigtail terminals on Amazon. They are rated 12v but they worked. You have to install these in the old bases. $7 for 10 pcs. I had to use my jeweler's magnifying headpiece to see what I was doing. My wife can read the 4Runner display again with these.
 
Has anyone replaced just the LED window part 81942A? Mine is badly scratched up from the previous owner. I wondered how ez it is to separate from the module.
 

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Per the dealer 81942A is just a sticker. I was able to pick up all the bulbs for $40. Since I will have it out I will change them all at once.
 
Has anyone replaced just the LED window part 81942A? Mine is badly scratched up from the previous owner. I wondered how ez it is to separate from the module.

I have one as I mentioned. Please see pic. Some paint came off around the edges on the back. I would think that’s an easy fix. The screen has a small dent in it, heat gun May fox that. PM me.
 

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Thanks for posting that photo Sparky. I ordered a new one for $13. Toyota dealer said he was only showing 3 in the entire country. When (if) it arrives I will have everything I need to be able to read the info center and HVAC controls.
 
So I just replaced all of my bulbs in the HVAC Unit with OEM- and still nothing. Anyone know if it could be another issue?
 
2007 T4R Climate Control Backlights - Specifics?

I am attempting to specifically identify LED replacements for the OEM incandescent bulbs in the climate control panel in a 2007 Toyota 4Runner SR5. Attached photo reflects those OEM bulbs and bulb numbers.

I've seen in other posts that the Samsung 5630(t4); 5630(t3); and 5628(t3) bulbs will work but details are lacking on specific sources and specifically which of these bulbs replace which of the OEM incandescent bulbs.

Also, when trying to identify LEDs, I don't see addressed anywhere the varying height/length of the bulbs.

Finally, I have scoured internet sources and the 5628 is not to be found anywhere. Can someone identify where the 5628 can be purchased? Or is this supposed to be 3528 instead?

In summary, I just need very specific LED identities (item or part #) and sources for each of the bulbs in the climate control panel:

90010-09015
90010-09016
90010-09017
90010-09018
90010-09019

Can someone assist with this detail? Much thanks!
 

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I am attempting to specifically identify LED replacements for the OEM incandescent bulbs in the climate control panel in a 2007 Toyota 4Runner SR5. Attached photo reflects those OEM bulbs and bulb numbers.

I've seen in other posts that the Samsung 5630(t4); 5630(t3); and 5628(t3) bulbs will work but details are lacking on specific sources and specifically which of these bulbs replace which of the OEM incandescent bulbs.

Also, when trying to identify LEDs, I don't see addressed anywhere the varying height/length of the bulbs.

Finally, I have scoured internet sources and the 5628 is not to be found anywhere. Can someone identify where the 5628 can be purchased? Or is this supposed to be 3528 instead?

In summary, I just need very specific LED identities (item or part #) and sources for each of the bulbs in the climate control panel:

90010-09015
90010-09016
90010-09017
90010-09018
90010-09019

Can someone assist with this detail? Much thanks!

Good luck on finding the info you seek, I see you've posted this about 10 times now, a bit overkill IMHO!!

If you don't get an answer soon I doubt you will ever get it!
 
It was out of ignorance…forgiveness requested

I am relatively new to the forum & thought that each category segment was a separate forum, rather than all parts of one forum. So sorry about that!
 

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