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On 1/7/2009 at 9:48 AM, 666DAN said:

Yep pops right out, I've got my one sitting here on the desk, it's just a normal T5 socket with removable bulb attached to a big black plug

Hey mate, may I ask what size are the bulbs in the triple pod gauge on the r34 gtt, are they t3 with a 7mm base like on a r34 GTR mfd?

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On 02/01/2024 at 10:14 PM, silviaz said:

Hey mate, may I ask what size are the bulbs in the triple pod gauge on the r34 gtt, are they t3 with a 7mm base like on a r34 GTR mfd?

Sorry this is late, but I just changed mine on the GTT. They are 6.5T 
I tried T5 at the start, they don't fit nicely and is all loosely goosey. T6.5 from eBay and it works fine

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On 7/18/2024 at 3:23 PM, DraftySquash said:

Sorry this is late, but I just changed mine on the GTT. They are 6.5T 
I tried T5 at the start, they don't fit nicely and is all loosely goosey. T6.5 from eBay and it works fine

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Ended up figuring it out but cheers! Those look great btw! What colour bulb are they?

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On 19/7/2024 at 10:32 PM, silviaz said:

Ended up figuring it out but cheers! Those look great btw! What colour bulb are they?

Blue colour. The picture makes it look much better tbh 😂 

the needle’s red reflects the colours nicely 

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