S2000 LED climate Control DIY NO dim spots!!!!

My brief DIY for how to properly upgrade the Honda S2000’s climate control lighting without having dim spots. End of the video has the bulb info for the two LED bulbs needed to do the conversion.

[@TheWhiteAfghan]

If led bulbs are causing bright spots an easy solution is to just use black marker on the led that points directly on a light diffuser...

[@daraung8979]

Who makes that carbon piece?

[@jonathanwong1693]

Thx for sharing great work

[@NathanSShapiro]

Thanks for the comment!

[@CatchingColorado]

How do you get the A/C vent selector plate out for the first time? Mines pretty stuck in there.

[@TW-ql7pp]

is there a way to test the lights without putting everything back together? LEDs only go one way so it would suck if you have to put back on the steering wheel to test only to realize the LED you put in doesn't work...

[@ap1.2]

Yep, you can. The wire harnass behind the dash is long enough to pull out a bit. That way you can connect the control panel, switch on the ignition and light switch. After that you'll see whether they're the right way around. :)

[@NathanSShapiro]

Exactly what Vincent said. Just plug and test. Its a bit cumbersome but not too bad.

[@erniep2513]

The light for the circle dials you painted, are those 3mm or 4mm?

[@notorious20]

Is it possible to get rid of "dim spots" in the cluster? I recently changed the oem cluster gauge to different colours now theres a green tinge thats reflecting off the circuit board

[@fan7thst]

Do you have link to the light bulbs?

[@NathanSShapiro]

Message me on insta @s_motion_auto. I’ll look for them.

[@notorious20]

Is it possible to get rid of "dim spots" in the cluster? I recently changed the oem cluster gauge to different colours now theres a green tinge thats reflecting off the circuit board

[@NathanSShapiro]

I’ve not tried personally but I think it’s possible