The front map lights for a Typhoon style overhead console takes some minor modifications. The swivel body that holds the bulbs has an opening that just barely fits the stock bulbs so you are going to need to grind away some material to get these to fit.

Make sure you mark which wires go where. Yellow arrows show the screws to remove and the wires to remove:

Once you have the swivels out, it's kind of hard to remove the bulb. You can see it hidden in here.

To get the map light clear cover off, you have to use a small screwdriver, slide it into the slot next to the bulb and pop it off. An alternative method said to work is using your index finger and thumb, press upwards and turn counter clockwise. Your choice.

Once you get the cover off, you have to remove the bulb. The only way I could do it was to gently wiggle the bulb with a pair of needle nose pliers and pull it out. Make sure you don't hamfist it and break the bulb.

Here's how tight the fit is. Red arrows mark where the LED bulb body will interfere:

Once you get the bulb out, grind a little material off of those two points from the pic above. Test fitting the LED bulb will show you where you need to grind. Here you can see where it will hit. NOTE - Some people have ground down the bulb itself INSTEAD of the housing. Your choice. This article shows grinding the housing.

Before grinding where the red arrows are:

And after the housing after grinding:

Put the bulbs in, test that they light up and re-install everything.