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Should be regular old 194 bulbs. Heck all the vehicles i've ever owned had 194s in the gauge cluster. even my 71 chev. Installing....i have no clur on a 94. I know 95+ very well though. You got to pull the gauges out. Probably pull the radio, then then plastic crap under neeth the steering wheel, then pull the plastic panel in front of the driver, then pull the gauges. the 194's are in "twisty" holders. I don't know the proper name...that's just what i call them. Twist out the holder, gently pull out the bulb from the holder, replace bulb. Easy, just time consuming if it's your first time.
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any auto parts store should be able to look it up for u
my 95 ranger has 194 bulbs (corner marker) i believe my 94 ranger had the same
The LL (Long Life) bulbs are recommended. Also, different tints, i put the red-orange tint in mine, gives the guages a plesant redish backlighting, though not quite as bright as the standard, but plenty visable, even at 75% on dimmer switch.
my 95 ranger has 194 bulbs (corner marker) i believe my 94 ranger had the same
The LL (Long Life) bulbs are recommended. Also, different tints, i put the red-orange tint in mine, gives the guages a plesant redish backlighting, though not quite as bright as the standard, but plenty visable, even at 75% on dimmer switch.
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