Interstate Instrument Bulbs Replacement and Procedure Assistance

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Marty_in_MN:
Hello:

I have the speaker panels and windshield off of my 2000 Interstate, because I have done the headlight bulbs upgrade, and I was thinking of replacing the dim stock instrument (speedo and tach) lights with higher wattage ones. I've looked at some old posts that reference Wagner #193 bulbs as a replacement.

Can anyone provide feedback on how to go about replacing the bulbs on an Interstate? It looks likes the old posts discussed replacing them on other Valk models, and not the Interstate.

Additionally, if anyone has suggestions on the bulb numbers and wattages for any other bulbs in the instrument area, please reply.

Thanks in advance.

Marty

R J:
Don't know if you will find the information you are looking for here, but try Rattlebars.com and wander through Chet's site.

He has a lot of how to documents there...

Jeff K:
I never take the fairing off. I pull the dash board out. Seems much easier to me.

And from my generic parts page...

http://www.jkozloski.com/generic_parts.htm


 Wagner Lighting p/n 193

bulb 4.6w,14v,15,000hr

perfect illumination & LONG LIFE….for about .60cents ea;

couple of ph #s….Federal-Mogul/Wagner Lighting….800-537-8984;

Parts Plus (one distributor) 800-727-8112  (other manufacturers’ hour life rating can be less/half….7500hrs) #193 is the industry lookup standard

BonS:
I'm confused as the referenced page says the #193 is for non-Interstate and the #74 is for the Interstate. There are options available for the #193 but the OP wants to upgrade his #74's for a brighter dash.

Quote from: Jeff K on April 30, 2009, 03:51:32 AM

I never take the fairing off. I pull the dash board out. Seems much easier to me.

And from my generic parts page...

http://www.jkozloski.com/generic_parts.htm


 Wagner Lighting p/n 193

bulb 4.6w,14v,15,000hr

perfect illumination & LONG LIFE….for about .60cents ea;

couple of ph #s….Federal-Mogul/Wagner Lighting….800-537-8984;

Parts Plus (one distributor) 800-727-8112  (other manufacturers’ hour life rating can be less/half….7500hrs) #193 is the industry lookup standard

cutter:
Yeah, what Jeff K said. I have never removed my fairing to replace any bulbs. Pull the dash for the cluster bulbs and have used the #193s and for the headlamps I use the 9003CBs. Bend the lower tabs back and pop them in. Tight fit for the hand but do-able. The only time I removed the fairing was to do the stem bearings.

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