Replacing Bulbs in Climate Control 1999-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee 

Martin you are a blessing to all jeep grand cherokee owners I'm pretty sure they are saving alot money on there repairs thank you so much your awesome.

I think I'd opt for individual LED's in their original spots simply because it's surely more optimally placed for ensuring evenly distributed lighting, but also, I don't know that I want to rely on adhesive to keep those lights in place. But the big takeaway here is that you marked the positives for us, that's a huge help!

Everyone of my friends who is a WJ enthusiast knows exactly who you are and we were all subscribed to your channel even before we knew we had jeeps in common. Thanks for all the info! You posted tons of the info years ago and I still reference you all the time!

Good job on the upgrade. I like the modern solutions to age old problems. I have been hating the dim lights on my Mustangs since the 90's. With the modern LED's and HID lights I can finally see the gauges at night. I even turn them on so I can see them in the day time too. They get washed out in the shadows.

Thanks for the video. I really appreciate your level of detail. When working on projects like this I try for OEM look and not after market. I see that you do as well but you introduced the LED strips which enhanced the project but kept the OEM look. Great job! Will be tackaling this project on my daughter's 2005 Grand Cherokee using your LED strip method.

once again excellent work Martin..a great piece of work.

Thank you for marking positives then getting a nice shot of it.. this will save time when I do my led swap

this is genius, and I think i'm going to attempt this over the christmas weekend!

Hey I did that for mine works perfect also for the heated seat switches I soldered 2 LED bulbs and it works perfect

I'm glad I saw this vid, my bulbs have blown as well, Thanks Martinbuilt now I can do mine...

Yeah I did it to the two heated seat switches works perfect

Man, that is really nice fixup, and I am doing this soon on my '04. Funny to see no beard, and no gray hair.

Excellent Job Martin ! Regards from GC WJeeper over seas

keep the videos commng! i always enjoy watching

Good job man ,I like you're work allways ..

Very good video 🤚

another great how to video! any chance you plan on doing a video on the bulbs for our center console where our shifters are??

Have you ever done the same thing on the instrument cluster? My '04 Cruise indicator is not lighting, cruise works fine, I presume a similar fix will happen.

Got any videos on fixing the shifter lights? Mine works half the time.

wow... i was hoping to see it fixed the correct way.

This is great. Can't wait to try it myself.

sorry can someone tell me the name/type of the original bulbs? I would like to replace them without putting the led. Thank you

Good to know how to best disassemble the HVAC control/display. Think I'm gonna go with the separate bulbs, each soldered into the proper place. It really irritates me that Jeep/Chrysler didn't make the board with replaceable bulbs that just twist into a socket or tiny peanut bulbs.

Do any of those climate control units for that year include a digital thermostat?

Hello Martin, will you have any improvement for the air conditioning blower?

Good job! You might want to invest in a solder sucker to unsolder PC components next time.

very good job~

Great video, Thanks for this. Getting organized to do this on my 04 limited , same unit. I do have a question about the LED lights. I found an LED strip that I'm wanting to get, but just before ordering it, I noticed that it said they were for 12v, 10A. Would you happen to know the AMP draw of the LED lights you used in yours, or if the 12v in the climate control unit would be able to do a 10A. The LED strip I want is 16ft. Is the 10A required to light the whole 16 ft, or would the climate control unit supply enough Amps to run a couple strips of 6 LED's and a couple strips of 3 LED's? Had almost talked myself into just a bulbs replacement, then googled the bulbs and Chrysler wants $40.38 for just the 1 bulb for the heater control knob. lol Will definately be doing the LED upgrade, just need to know about this 10A thing. Surely it's wouldn't take 10A to ren a couple strips of 6 LED's?

Its possible to put led in pure white color? Thanks

The switch where you turn on the ac/heater sunk down in my Cherokee does anyone know the why of?

Great JOB!

Hey there. love your videos! quick question - I have a laredo with the standard black gauges. Do you know if I need blue green bulbs to match the stock colors? or white, assuming the color overlay is built in

Great video

Martin, do you by chance know the specs of the button's status LEDs? The yellow lights that tell you if power is on/off for the recirc/AC/defrost? I'm working on a project for rebuilding the broken buttons and decided to test the status lights as well and I think they may be lower than 12V because I think I burned them out with my 12V power supply in my testing.

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They use lead free solder, you can add leaded solder as you heat up with your solder gun to get it to flow, use a solder wick to get the lead free solder removed, once all solder is gone just replace with lead solder.

I have a 02 jeep grand cherokee limited the bleed door are making noise what can I do to fix it

I followed your instructions to a T and I installed led bulbs instead of strips and they work until I plug the top plug in all the way till it clamps . If I barely put the top connector in they light up if I plug it all the way in they won't work everything else does just not the lights I put in ..I tried it with the bottom clamp in and out as well... please help!!!! And let me know what to do

Thanks for the vid! Wow, seems like you jumped out of the Twilight Zone TV show!

I wanna know how you got a double din head unit in your Jeep. Lol. I have a 99 and I highly doubt I could put one in.

Is there a way to swap from AZC to MTC control panels?

Hey which dash kit did you use for that double din pioneer?

Fyi if you want to keep the original green look buy yellow led lights

Where do I purchase these bulbs or these LED strips from?

Where do you find the leds at do you have a link?

This is 100 percent wrong.

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Thanks George W Bush