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- Not sold in pairs, price per bulb.
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Product Description
LED replacement bulbs can fit numerous vehicle applications such as vanity lights, map lights, dashboard lights, instrument panel lights, gauge lights and dome lights. This small 74 bulb replaces a variety of traditional bulbs including 74, 103 and 118 bulbs. The flat-tipped bulb has 1 LED that creates a wide 100° viewing angle. Miniature wedge base for easy plug-and-play installation. The energy-efficient bulb operates within a wide 9-14.8 VDC range and is designed to last 10,000 hours on your car, truck, SUV, or van—8 times longer than incandescent bulbs. Available in warm white, natural white, cool white, UV blacklight, blue, green, amber and red. Not sold in pairs. Price per bulb.



RoHS stands for Restriction of Hazardous Substances. Certain materials used in electronics and electrical products have been deemed hazardous to people and the environment and, therefore, must be limited. For a product to be RoHS compliant, testing must be performed and documented to show limited or no use of cadmium, hexavalent chromium, lead, mercury, polybrominated biphenyls, and polybrominated diphenyl ethers.

LED Map Lights | Dashboard Lights |
Instrument Panel Lights | Gauge Lights |
LED Vanity Lights | Dome Lights |

9-14.8VDC

Easy Installation
Specifications Print Specifications
Base Type | 74 | ||
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Beam Angle | 100 degree | ||
CAN Bus[1] | No | ||
Comparable Wattage | 0.4-0.7 Watts Incandescent | ||
Current Draw | 20mA | ||
Dimmable | No | ||
LED Lifetime | 10000 Hours | ||
LED Quantity | 1 LED | ||
Operating Temperature | -30~+85 °C | ||
Oversize | No | ||
Polarity Sensitive | Yes | ||
Standards And Certifications | CE, RoHS Compliant | ||
Storage Temperature | -40~+100 °C | ||
Total Power Consumption | 0.2 Watts | ||
Operating Voltage | 9~14.8 VDC | ||
Stock Numbers: 103, 118, 18, 2721, 2721LL, 2723, 2723LL, 2723NA, 37, 37LL, 70, 73, 73LL, 74, 74LL | |||
Package Weight: 0.01oz (0kg) | |||
Package Dimensions: 0.75" (2cm) x 0.25" (1cm) x 0.25" (1cm) | |||
All specifications are subject to change without notice. 1. CAN Bus LED bulbs are simple plug-and- play LED bulbs which are made specifically for CAN Bus-equipped vehicles. These bulbs work with your vehicle's advanced computer system, so when your vehicle's computer reads them, they respond back correctly. To see if your vehicle operates with a CAN Bus system, simply remove the bulb you're looking to replace, start your vehicle, and if you have a "Bulb Out" message on your dash you have a CAN Bus system. |
Part NO | CCT / Wavelength CCT / Wavelength ![]() | Brightness Brightness For best results, the LED color should be the same as the lens color. If the bulb is behind a clear lens, use the appropriate color for turn and brake light functions. When installed in a housing that has a matching colored lens, red and amber bulbs will appear brighter than white LED bulbs - even though they have lower lumen outputs. As an example: a red lens will filter out all but the red portion of light from a bulb, so if the light being emitted from the bulb is all red, none or very little light will be blocked by the lens. The light from a white LED bulb contains very little light in the red portion of the visible spectrum, so most of the light that contributes to its higher lumen value would be filtered out by a red lens. This makes the white bulb appear dimmer than the red bulb. ![]() | Beam Angle Beam Angle Beam angle is used to express the width of the light emitting from the source. The narrower the beam angle the more focused the light energy is. Comparing two 40 watt lights one with a beam angle of 30(a) and another with a beam angle of 90(b), They both produce the same amount of light output but (a) will appear brighter in the beam angle compared to (b) at the sacrifice of light spread. ![]() | Price Ea. | Weight | |
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74-R | 626 nm | 2.3 lm | - | $0.95 | - | |
74-A | 591 nm | 0.7 lm | - | $0.95 | - | |
74-W | 6500 K | 7 lm | - | $0.95 | - | |
74-B | 473 nm | 1.1 lm | - | $0.95 | - | |
74-G | 532 nm | 5 lm | - | $0.95 | - | |
74-UV | 405 nm | - | - | $0.95 | - | |
74-NW | 4500 K | 6 lm | - | $0.95 | - | |
74-WW | 3000 K | 5 lm | - | $0.95 | - |
Lumen meters are a great way to measure white light output but can be deceptive for colored bulb intensity. Lumens measure light wavelengths in all colors of the visible spectrum. Because multiple wavelengths create white light and colored bulbs are a single-wavelength source, colored bulbs will have lower lumen readings. However, they will appear equally as bright as a white bulb. | ![]() |
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NameBrandon
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Technical LevelAdvanced
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Part Number74-A
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Reviewed On12/24/14
Great for the price
Bought a 2007 F150, that came w/ green LED bulbs in the cluster. The green LEDs did not light the red needles, which was unacceptable at night, and one bulb flickered and drove me NUTS. Immediately after powering up replacement incandescent bulbs I hated them; the green film on the back of the cluster had also been removed, so they gave me a pink'ish yellow'ish dull light.. also unacceptable.
To superbrightleds.com i went. Having already spent $13 locally on incandescents, I decided to try these bulbs, which cost even less than that WITH shipping. I was nervous about the 6000k rating; was looking for more of a 5000k color based on research.
To the point: I'm satisfied with these LEDs. They light the gauges very comparably to the incandescent bulbs, but with a more modern silverish-white color (NOT a blue tint like i feared). To be honest I wish I would have went with the next step up, for the increased light angle (have some minor hotspots).. still happy though.
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NameKeith
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Technical LevelAdvanced
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Part Number74-A
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Reviewed On11/16/13
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Namedavid
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Technical LevelAdvanced
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Part Number74-A
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Reviewed On03/17/15
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NameLJ
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Technical LevelExpert
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Part Number74-A
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Reviewed On10/03/14
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NameCJ
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Technical LevelExpert
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Part Number74-W
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Reviewed On03/18/15
doesn't fit without modification, otherwise good
These bulbs didn't fit the type 74 sockets in my vehicle.
They ARE modifiable: you can rasp/file down the thicker section until they do fit, as long as you're careful not to take too much off.
Light output is comparable to a stock tungsten bulb; this is appropriate for dash lighting where you don't want the distraction of high output LEDs.
Beam pattern isn't as diffuse as tungsten type 74 bulbs; it tends to shine longitudinally from the LED versus tungsten with 360-degree coverage. Again, this may not be an issue for your installation but be away of what you're getting so you aren't disappointed.
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NameTaylor
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Technical LevelAdvanced
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Part Number74-A
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Reviewed On12/16/14
Great Dashbaord Light
Used these to replace the indicator lights in the cluster of my 97 F150. Work good for the most part but be careful. Some indicator lights will not work properly with LED's (battery light, ABS light, ect.) and be careful installing them I had the prongs break off on a few from taking them in and out too many times. Other than that They look alot better than the stock bulbs!
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NameBruce
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Technical LevelExpert
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Part Number74-R
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Reviewed On09/09/16
An IMPORTANT note!!
Great replacement for dim power wasting panel lamps - my hope is that I never again have to open the dash of my 1976 Alfa Romeo Spider to replace burnt out lamps...
HERE'S THE IMPORTANT NOTE!! - Alfa Romeo used a lamp socket that provides + power on one flat side of the bulb base, and - power on the other!! (As opposed to left-right connections) For the old glass bulbs, this worked fine because the contact wire for a bulb is only on one flat side, not both. The 74-R shorted out the socket.
SOLUTION: simply move the contact wires to the flat sides of the base before use.
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NameRog
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Technical LevelAverage
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Part Number74-R
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Reviewed On10/11/16
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NamePatrick
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Technical LevelAverage
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Part Number74-R
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Reviewed On09/12/17
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NameMoe Moe
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Technical LevelAdvanced
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Part Number74-A
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Reviewed On02/17/15