'05 Chrysler 300: Fixing / Replacing AC Control Module Backlights (Redux)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ค. 2019
- In this video we will be replacing the light bulbs for the temperature control module in the Chrysler 300, to fix some backlighting issues.
Thank you so much for watching, and I hope you find this helpful!
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R=Thank you for including the bulb size!!! Been looking for that for a while now.
Thank you cause I couldn't find a direct answer on the bulb size till I saw your video. 👍
Have you replaced the AC and recirculation button light? Can't find any videos
Is that white ? Or any special color bulb?
never use a metal screw driver lol.. i still gave ya thumbs up
Where did u get the cold air intake from ???
Amazon got some!!!
I have been on the hunt for an oem dual control unit for my 05 300c. The unit shown here is an aftermarket. I know because the oem have a white circuit board and no internal clear plastic channel the light runs through.
Now Chrysler may have contracted an outside firm to provide them but the oem made in USA are not like this one. You can tell easily simply by looking at the front plate. If there are little blue and red dots on the dial indicating cooler or hotter, then it is oem. This one has no markings and is probably made overseas. The oem are not so simple to fix
I fixed my by slapping it.. had to slap it everytime it didnt work for about 2 weeks.. but hasnt gone out again in over a year..
Lol, I do that too.. I’m gonna do it regularly for a few weeks now and see if it’s a permanent fix.
Is there a certain voltage for those bulbs?
I try to replace them with led but every time I connect a new bulb. They lit up then died forever.
I forget off the top of my head; I **think** they are 12V. I do remember that they are grain of wheat bulbs, and for the majority of the electronics in the car, they are either 3mm or 5mm grain of wheat bulbs.
That said - I don't think it's possible to just place LEDs in place of a bulb (without a small set of resistors or something). I'm not sure, but I think this is an AC circuit (whereas LEDs are for DC) - and although voltage might be right, there might be too much current flowing through them.
You theoretically could replace the bulbs with LEDs, but I'm pretty sure it would require other things too like resistors or something.
I hope that helps in some way; thanks for watching!
Amazon has some leds with resistors built in for about $17 Canadian. 50pcs Pre Wired DC 9-12V 3 5 10mm Water Clear LED Diodes Multi Colors Light (White White light-5mm) www.amazon.ca/dp/B07CK6YZ4Y/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_K-X.EbA65B408