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 Replace gauge lights then odd problem? I was inspired by the led gauge lights and made this change.  There were some gauges with no lights installed!  One with no light was the temp/pressure gauge.  It would have 3 lights in the middle...if I'm right its battery at top, oel in middle, and alternator at bottom.  The one without a light was the top battery red light.  Usually my alternator light had stayed on for a few minutes then goes off.  After new bulbs, alternator light is not on at all and the battery light blinks constantly.  Any ideas? | 
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 You don't want to replace the warning bulbs with LED's. Just replace the gauge lighting. | 
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 Hate to say it but that never crossed my mind as I was doing it.  Will check it out tonight.  There were some bulb holders that appear to be a type of plastic that the led's wouldn't fit in to and I left those as standard. Thank you! | 
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 On your '74...the bulbs are (from the top) alternator (red), low oil pressure warning (green) and parking brakes (green).  The alternator bulb serves as a load to the regulator and should not be replaced with an LED.. | 
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 I checked the lights in the back on the temp/pressure gauge.  The lights in question are the push in type signal lights (not push in and turn) which I replaced / added with the correct non-led bulb.   My gauge looks like the one Pelican offers but the top light has a -B- under it. I assumed the top light means battery...maybe voltage is ok? but now believe it is the parking brake light? Middle light, understand, oil pressure. Bottom light, I assumed this one is the alternator? So I'll check parking brake electrical and check that alternator light bulb is ok. Thanks. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1193145495.jpg | 
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