Dude, its not too complicated. The bulb socket is a twist and lock type socket. Its basically a plastic round circle with a groove that the bulb sits in. There are 2 little holes on the bottom of the socket for the leads coming out of the bulb to pass through. The leads then wrap around the sides of the socket so when the socket is locked in place on the board, they make contact. Once you get the bulb out and slide the LED in place, you'll have 2 long leads coming out of the bottom. Cut the power lead so thatl only a little bit shows, then solder a resistor on that. Now you'll have one lead from the LED (ground) and one lead from the resistor. Twist these around the socket the same way as it was done from the factory and snap the socket in place. Done! If it doesnt light up then you just need to take the socket out and snap it back in the other way. The polarity was just reversed. It wont damage the LED. Heres a pic I made that might help. Like I saidm if you see the actual socket you'll understand much better. Take out the climate and look for yourself. Its not hard to do.