Oh my.

This is what makes this site so GREAT!

 

It sure doe, Good people willing to go above and beyond to help!

 

for future reference I found this part number for the bulb it's a GM Lamp Bulb # 9436789

 

My Alldata for 2011 lists this bulb as a W2 axial type bulb which appears to be a mini wedge type. Should be able to get this at auto parts stores. Don't know if they are the same over the years.

 

Yes it is a mini wedge , mine is burnt out so I'll post pictures when I replace it in a few days depending on weather and temperature

 

As a side note... when my bulb burned out in the driver side door window switch I replaced it with a led and 1 k ohm resistor, No more problems with that one as that led should last > 10,000 hours. I will be doing this to any of these bulbs that burn out. One other advantage is that led's come in different colors/sizes and don't need that little rubber or plastic lamp cover that GM uses to color their bulbs.

 

My 2007 ls never lit up .. It has the light above that shine down .. Love to see some picks thanks...

 

Well that was fun, we all have read about the 1/2 socket for the shifter indicator light, I just replaced it in about 45 minutes ( which included cleaning the crud outta the area from under the console ) the shifter bolts where a bit of a problem, I used a magnet wand and the elastic band trick for the passenger side bolts as mentioned they are loose fit.
The push in bulb is simply a #37 bulb. My Parts Source counter guy looked it up while I wandered over to the bulb display rack, it's installed and the console is epic and span with a wipe down of interior cleaner from Maguire's

 

Checked Chilton's. There is indeed a bulb there. They recommend removing the plate around the window controls and the console cover to get to it.

 

Yep that's what I just did, like a previous post directed me, I did have to remove the shifter nuts and pull the shifter up enough to remove the bulb 1/2 turn socket