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These are exactly the size, type, and voltage rating of bulb needed to replace the dead dial light in my old Proton 320 clock radio, a favorite from the 80s. As the photo shows, the leads are not insulated. In many applications they don't need to be. But if you're worried about them touching and shorting out, get yourself some small heat-shrink tubing (even big-box hardware stores sell it) and you're good to go. Oh yes, a really hot hairdryer will shrink the tubing, though you're better off with a heat gun.
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These were exactly what I needed for my 2004 Infiniti FX35 analog clock light. I could not find anywhere. a little smaller than the one I had but worked fine. & I still have 8 left! I also got them quicker than I expected!
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Bought these as lamp replacements for a couple of pieces of Yamaha stereo equipment that had burned out bulbs. These work fine and are plenty bright, but they are slightly smaller dia. than the factory bulbs.
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Mini Lamps: used for illumination on 2002 Chrysler Town & Country Climate and wiper controls in center console. Perfect replacement for the solder style bulbs. I'm very pleased at how well they fit. Thank you
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These were the right size for my GM radio as it had a few face plate lights out. All worked as intended.
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