CEC Industries - 7219 Wire Terminal - 10 Pack

So far these are great. Used one to replace the light in a passenger air bag key on off switch in a 2004 Ford Ranger. The bulb is smaller than the OEM one and so are the leads, so the amber silicon sleeve does not fit snugly and there is a little more solder filling the through holes, but the amber silicon sleeve does stay on so it is not bright white light, at least. Got rid of the flashing code 27 and everything works normally. Less than a dollar a bulb and a little desolder/solder time and saved way over a hundred dollars if I had to replace the whole switch. Only time will tell how long it will last, but so far so good.

used to replace burnt out OEM bulbs inside the switches in my 1996 Mitsubishi Delica L300 Star Wagon. Still working great. Replacement procedure is tricky because everything is delicate and small, but the lights do exactly what i need.

worked great. my truck needed bulbs for the heater controls and the radio. Although smaller than the heater control bulbs, they worked flawlessly. Its been a week and still going strong. Would order again.

It fit for jeep TJ airbag switch and solve the airbag warning sign on dashboard. Very good quality and good brightness

This 7219 bulb works perfectly for the passenger side power window switch on a 93 corvette. The wire leads of the 7219 will need to be attached to the existing base or socket that goes in the switch. I was unable to find a replacement at the auto parts store and the owner manual did not list a part number so I am extremely happy to find this bulb.

These are SOLDERED in so while having to have some basic soldering skills, these were still easy to replace. It would have been nice to have spacers included on the bulbs like the OEM's did. However, it still was not hard to properly space these from the PCB while soldering them in. Now the radio is all lit up properly again. I also did the HVAC controls as well and can see them all clearly now at night.

Purchased these to refresh the Heater/AC panel lighting in my 4th Gen 4Runner. With an easy bit of extra labor, you can replace the entire set for what one OEM bulb costs -- just by reusing the bulb mount/socket. Definitely worth it, everything is back up to full illumination again.

Thankfully still going strong . nice having my lit. Lit dash buttons again !

I needed this to repair the burned bulbs in a 1971 sound system. Note that these run on 12V AC, which is kind of rare nowadays.

These bulbs worked great for my 80's Alpine 7156 car stereo. Slightly longer than the old bulbs, but still fit like a glove. Be sure to check the voltage of the old bulbs, which in my case was 12v.

C'est exactement ce que j'avais besoin

Just as described for a great price!

Worked great for my 98 GMC Suburban K2500 radio lighting!