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My motorcycle uses a no. 74 bulb as the turn signal indicator. The factory incandescents are dim and hard to see in daylight, and I've gotten in the habit of replacing incandescent bulbs with LEDs in most applications.However, the circuit in my motorcycle reverses polarity if you're indicating a left vs. right turn. Most of the no. 74 LED bulbs that you will find are polarity sensitive-- they will work when inserted one way, but flip them 180 degrees in the bulb socket and they stop working.For my application, since the polarity reverses, that meant I had to find non-polarity-sensitive LED bulbs. Otherwise the indicator would light when making turns in one direction but not the other.After some investigation, I came across this set of bulbs. They did not mention polarity but a couple of comments mentioned that they are not polarity-sensitive. For the price I decided to gamble.I can 100% confirm that these are NOT polarity sensitive. They work just fine in my motorcycle, whereas the other ones that I bought did not.Since these are the same price as the polarity-sensitive bulbs, I will continue buying them as needed. They are BRIGHT, draw less current than incandescents, and run substantially cooler. These are keepers.

Does what it needs to do. Brightend up my dash very well. Will see how long they last.

Llega lo que oferta y funciona muy bien

Changed dash lights from stock Orange 🍊 to Purple 💜 ...love it. Have to remember not to completely put back dash!!!As each bulb has a unmarked negative/positive position. So if bulb doesn't light up on dash, pull it out and turn it 180 degrees.

These are great, and they came on right away in my wife's Gen 2 2017 Honda Ridgeline's center console and glove box areas!However, here's a TIP or little detail from an old former Operations Director and Level III Apple Tech... and you might be thinking, "well, duuuuu tech boy!" 🤪🤓 And I will expound later, but be sure to push them in ALL the way into their sockets to make sure they are fully seated, beyond where a person might think or "feel" that they stop.Well, I'd started with the Center Console... and my first thought was, "Wow this is so bright" (and they are) as they came on by their very ends being connected. But then, at first, it "seemed" the LED "sticks" were too looooong to fit inside the bulb housing. Yet, as it just turns out, I needed to keep pushing the LED into the socket past what I would consider to be "chips" on the mini circuit boards, which I was not expecting it to go that far into the socket (but it did)..Hope that might help others out there! 😇