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take you soldering iron and some thing to prise them of a little.
heat up the one side of the soldered part and lift with priseing tool, once its lifted heat up the other side and it should just fall off the circuit board.
now putting the new leds back on. you do this by placeing the led on top of the solder you have put on the board and heating the solder and apply a little pressure to the led while the solder is hot. !"£ REMBERING TO PUT THE SIDE WITH THE NOTCH MISSING FROM THE CORNER TOWARDS THE K PRINTED ON THE BOARD £"!
once all 10 are done just put back together and try them out
I want to do this to my standard clio (non renaultsport) If i use white will this still make the little computer screen thingy go blue in mine? Just wondering if the renaultsport dials are different
cheers. Ill get both blue and white leds and see how they come out with my dash. want to do a fair few of the illuminated stuff so itll be a bit of a hobby of mine until uni!
also got to find some stick on chrome trim (dont worry, Im not doing it chav style, just trust me )
Yeh, Ill see if it works! I dont see how it shouldnt, just depending on where I place them (you said the white ones behind the trip computer screen made the surround blue, right?) Hopefully thatll work on my non renaultsport
Do you tihnk the same sized LEDs will work with other backlit displays on the car?
the clock has TINY 1.2w filament lamps in them rather than leds and i dont know what is in the rest of the dash
(mines on a 1.6 16v so it has the same dials in it)
Ah, cool - will look nice then - even better when my interior doesnt look like someone has spilt right green paint down it
I know a shop that supplie lamps like that. Dont know what to do though as my interior bulb is actually green! but i guess my clock can be blue or green, with a blue/white dash. makes a change!
Yeh, I reckon a piece of thin plastic will do, so long as it doesnt diffuse the light too much and I end up seeing nothing! I guess I could always just get a blue/green bit of plastic