Another improvement is to simply replace the lamps. Over time, the
tungsten from the filament evaporates and plates-out on the inside of the
lamp glass. This plate-out reduces light transmission. Anyone tried the
halogen replacements offered by LBCCo? I'm concerned they could be too
hot.
Rick Orthen
Harrison City, PA
I had the same problem and it turned out to be the dash light rheostat
> was dimming the lights even when turned to "bright". I jumped the
> rheostat out and now have very serviceable dash lights.
>
> Terry Geiger
> Florence, Alabama USA
> 1974 TR6 Mimosa Yellow
>
> Quoting OkgobeatsaII@aol.com:
>
>> hey listers,
>> i am an 18 year old college student in texas. i recently
>> cleaned
>> out
>> my garage and found the family dormant triumph under the endless pile
>> of
>>
>> junk. with help from a british car shop, i restored it and it is now
>> in great
>> condition. i was awarded this terrific find in the form of a christmas
>>
>> present.
>> Here is my question. Is there any way to increase the lighting
>> power
>> in the dash instruments, or is that another great quality we can
>> credit to
>> the great lucas electronics? thanks everyone for your help.
>>
>> Are there any other owners around me? Colleyville is in the DFW
>> area...
>>
>> Brandon Avery
>> Colleyville, TX 76034
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