unstrung

I have a 2007 and I'm wondering if the MyColor settings are different than previous years. I have tried the 2 color charts that have been posted here, but a lot of the colors I get are nowhere near the ones on the chart. One of the charts is for a 2005 and I think the other one has 2005-2006 listed. I could understand if they were slightly different but I'm getting a Blue tent when I'm looking for Yellow, for example.

All the stock settings of Blue, Green, Orange, Red, Purple, White, etc. look correct, but the MyColor combos do not match the charts. I'm too lazy to go through each number to look for the color I'm wanting. [&:]

2cokeman

I have found the same thing, I have an 07 and the colour charts are out to lunch!

imyy4u

hey that happens with me and i have an 06. in fact, there are some "base colors" that i cannot replicate no matter what combo i try (and i've done all 125).

so....go figure. i think they've always been wrong.

bascho

The yellows are not going to happen. The rest have been pretty close.

RICAKILLA

I have an 05 and i can get a few different yellows...Maybe the LED bulbs are different in teh newer cars?

07mustanggt

How do you get mycolor to work? I want my gauges to be red...all the time

torch red

Where do you get these color Charts you speak of...?

unstrung

The Charts:

http://home.surfree.com/~pauld/mustang.htm

and

http://www.cherod.com/mustang/Docs/myColor.HTM

bascho

Can you get 551? I would like to see that shade of yellow at night. I doubt that the model year is going to make any difference in the LED (Light Emitting Diode). The technology hasn't changed. The color change of the diode is the variance of voltage passed through it. Different voltages show up as different colors. If all the instruments in the vehicle used LED's for illumination then we could change the color of every instrument.

Unfortunately many of the instruments still use incandescent bulbs for illumination.

torch red

Cool...thanks....I will mess with it..