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I have a 2012 Heritage Softail and I would like to change the speedometer backlight to blue. I don't like the orange illumination color. Is there a bulb that can be replaced? Thanks in advance for your help!
Last edited by goldenhair2; Sep 4, 2016 at 01:40 PM.
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I have a 2012 Heritage Softail and I would like to change the speedometer backlight to blue. I don't like the orange illumination color. Is there a bulb that can be replaced? Thanks in advance for your help!
Not sure about the bulb but you should just upgrade to the speedo/tach.
It's a worthwhile upgrade and allows you to customize it to many colors.
The speedometer backlight is an LED, not a bulb that can just be changed. The LED can be changed to a different color. You can do it yourself if you care to undertake that modification or you can send the speedo to have it done for you.
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