Dont have a overhead console here, but after reading some, I am getting the impression that there is a # 168 bulb inside there.
Maybe that thing you slightly turn to get out is the bulb housing (it might still have to come apart to get to the actual bulb inside?).
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Below is a link from my view of "similar threads" below yours.
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Step 1: To begin with, your going to have to remove the reflector/bulb holder assy. If you look at the center of the lens, you will notice a Torx style shape in the lens. Take a flat screw driver and gently insert it into these grooves, turn the assy counter-clockwise and it will release from the console. Be careful to catch it and not let it fall to the floor!
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(after removing the assy. from the overhead console)
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Step 2: You will now see the bulb holder at the top of the assy. It is black in color and had 2 copper colored contacts on the top of it. It is held into the top of the housing by 2 plastic clips that are released by pressing them in with a small screwdriver. After you have the bulb holder out of the light housing you are ready to proceed to step #3!
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Read more here.
In the following article, I shall explain the steps to complete a LED retro-fit into the Map Lights in the overhead consoles of the GMT400's. Tools Required: Flat Screw Driver Dremel Tool (Or round file) Skill Level: Moderate Required Materials: #194 (T10) LED's of your...
www.gmt400.com
Hope that helps, best of luck.
Might have to get me one of those overhead consoles someday.