We are going to start selling LED packages. for the Cherokee but I need some help. I need a bulb number listing for the 4x4, 2wd, manual/auto and years 84-96 and 97-01. This will make it much easier for people searching for each bulb you can just buy a Package from us containing all the bulbs. One stop shopping.

 

i used t10 bulbs in the ge\ear selector and 4x4 selector lights in my 2001. I used 5 smd 5050 led t10 bulbs, but they were a bit too big for the 4x4 selector. I also have one in my front dome light (no map lights) , 3rd brake light, and plate light if that helps any.

 

Edit: Theres an led dash upgrade thread I will try and find for you.

Thread on here with all the bulbs information you need for all years:

https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/xj-...126507/index1/

 

Sure does. What about the dash lights?

 

ive got t5 bulbs on the way for the dash but i dunno for sure what all they will fit.

 

My t5s fit the dash

 

How many does the dash require?

 

Im sorry I miss spoke, I have the older style I believe, I used 74s for my dash. You can find every I did here: https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f46/pr...7/#post2298939

 

Outstanding. Thank you guys for the information. Keep it coming and things you would like to see I will try to come up with.

 

Did you see the link in my first post? (Actual 3 thread post)

 

He thinks you spamed his page with a competitor........... just walk away. Lol

 

Very professional.

 

You're the one who reported me when I did nothing more than post a link for a cite to get the bulb numbers from for all years. Not even to the prices or something. Let alone you cant even sell stuff in the Tec section because its a violation. If you keep getting your panties in a wad like this over nothing then you should probably just go commando.

 

We're not selling anything here. Just asking for bulb numbers so we can get packages setup for specific years/trim packages.

 

Then why did you report me for giving you a link to all of the replacement bulb numbers for all years/models/trim?