My low-mile Dodge Intrepid gets a subtle yet modern lighting upgrade - LED Conversion Part 1

[@superbrightleds]

Nice comprehensive tutorial you've got here! Appreciate the love and the shout-out, neighbor. See you for the gauge cluster lights? 😜

[@CoolStuffInWeirdCars]

Absolutely! Looking forward to it once I get an idea of everything I'll need.

[@robertjones2820]

I'm still driving my 1999 Dodge Intrepid. Just replaced the radiator for the 2d time. 288246 miles on it and still running good.

[@edwardholliday3]

I loved my intrepid 1995.but it had a cluster problem . And the car died in , 2022.you don't see much of these anymore. If ever. It was a incredible car, but they had issues. I miss it, your Lucky you still have one. They are very rare now most of them have passed on. You don't see their beautiful style anymore. Cherish it for ever they are classic.

[@Stressless2023]

Have you replaced the water pump yet? I'd do that as preventive maintenance on any 2.7L.

[@edwardholliday3]

One of the most beautiful cars ever I love them, they look like a shark to me I always wanted one all my life, and I had and it died. Clusters were a problem in , the 1995 model. And the heater did not work, at all, it died in 2022.

[@Mr_57ChargerRT]

@52:58 What's up with the check engine light on with only 45k miles?

[@TrainRide-g1s]

Good video! Do you have a video on a coolant flush?

[@AndrewLee-cg6uk]

what happened to this channel ?

[@m.j.vazquez4720]

Is a 2007 Ford Mustang Premium Convertible v6 with 95,000 miles between 3 owners with no accidents for about 5,000 dollars a good deal?

[@joshhhab]

Now you need to install LED projector lenses in headlights like Koito DM008 for full success

[@jordanseay216]

I changed all the bulbs in mine to LEDs and it makes such a big difference. Edit: I used white lights for the back because they all used the same bulbs and the lens was already tinted the colors it needed to be. I think it worked ok for my but I might change them because it looks like the colors are much richer when you use colored bulbs corresponding with the color they’re placed behind.

[@CoolStuffInWeirdCars]

I'd definitely say it's worth it to get the right colored bulbs, even with tinted lenses. "Natural" white ones might not be too bad, but the super basic sort of blue-tinted LEDs you'll find on the shelf at auto parts stores will definitely throw off the color as shown in this video. Definitely worth it for me so far!

[@jordanseay216]

@@CoolStuffInWeirdCars that’s good! I’ve noticed on mine a fair bit of light bleed with the bright white lights.

[@Vivianauxito]

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[@TrainRide-g1s]

Nice car looks good!