TunerMaxima3000,

Hey man, I couldn't help but notice those awesome dash lights on your speedometer, gas gauge, etc. If you don't mind me asking - where did you get them, and what are the specs (Volt./Watt.) on the bulbs you used?

Thanks!

- Nissmax02

Hi there, I'm new here but have a 95 nissan maxima se. Your avatar is awesome, can I get that for a 95? If so, where...thanks alot!

I see you have changed out your dash lights, what bulbs did you use?
what size specifically

Thanks dude! 4th gem maxima was the best one other than a few reliability bugs, I miss my 97

I like your G! Setting up my 6mt now also, but still have the old 4th gen

Hey there! Would you mind to reveal me and give some tips where could I find warm white led bulbs for my european version of Maxima -99 (QX) ? I think it uses same "neo x leds 5 mm" than SE version. Just didn't find warm white ones yet, only cool white and other colors. I really appreciate your help if you can give some info about the shop who ships also to Europe.

Best regards from Finland, Keijo

You need to Private message me if you have a question. The answer is they're T5.

hi i want to replace my dash lights i was told it was a t10 bulb so i bought some on amazon and they where to big so i took one out that was burned out and it was smaller im thinking its a t5 can you plz confirm this for me or tell me what size bulb i do need

Hi. My name is Anthony. I bought a set of 03 headlights and I want to put them on my 01. How in the heck do I wire it? I can understand it. And I do not want to buy the wiring harness. I have proof of purchase if you want to see. Please. I need your help. Thank you so much!!!!! You can text me 347 416 2858. Or email me. Anthonyjosephquinto@gmail.com

for the fronts you CAN use 3mm standard water clear LED's, but you need to make sure they're properly aimed/placed. That's what I did for mine.

I have some 0603 and 0805 and 1206 SMD's coming in. I think the 0603 or 0805 will be the best bet.

5050 is very likely too large, and also, too bright.

For the rear, you MUST use resistors. I would recommend using a 560 OHM 1/4 watt for each LED. There is a way to calculate it based on the LED specifications, but a 560 will be safe and offer good brightness if you're purchasing them from a good supplier.

Please PM me these questions in the future.

-Matt