Interesting, but it looks from his pictures that Cypress was using yellow LED's whose intensity is on par with the daylight. I'd be interested to hear from him to see if that's the case, or the color of the LED he used for comparision. I WAS using the daylight LED though it was a single LED, and since the light is directional from a LED and the light has to reflect to the fiber optic in the cluster, I figured that to be the reason for the dim lights. Still, it seems like the investment ($$) is hardly worth the return at something like $30 for the two LED's, with the shipping. Hardly seems worth it.

Cypress, I reassembled my CC unit and it's working fine, but I have another board for the cluster which I'm going to resolder. Has anyone heard of baking the boards in an oven to melt and resolder one? Not sure where I read it, possibly here, where putting a board in an oven at 365° for 6 minutes, takes care of those crystalized solder joints. I've stripped a board taking off gauges and their internals and I'm going to try it unless someone has a better suggestion. I have a fear that with a small soldering iron and so many connections, some of the solder will run to an adjacent joint and short the thing.