I'd quite like to replace the front indictors on my 308 with led replacements, but doing this results in them flashing quickly due to the body computer thinking they are out due to low wattage, they work fine with the hazards. Is there an option in diagbox to reduce the sensitivity of or disable this?
I seem to remember this being the case, but am waiting on my set of leads for lexia to arrive
Many thanks
Led Indictor coding via Diagbox?
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Kees
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Re: Led Indictor coding via Diagbox?
You have to buy lamps/bulbs for a can system, otherwise you have to put a resitor parallel on the bulb for the correct ballast.
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djenson
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Re: Led Indictor coding via Diagbox?
I know the the looks are one part of it but "Canbus bulbs" and resistors ruin the point for me; whole point of LEDs is they use less power, so let's stick a massive resistor to use the power instead and have to mount it somewhere metal
The "canbus bulbs" just have the resistors in the bulbs and get so hot that in emergency situations where the hazards need to be on for a while they are known to fail or melt the wiring.
Either way, I'm not really interested in tricking the system
I've just waiting on my interface to arrive and will update this thread if the option exists to disable or modify the bulb out threshold
The "canbus bulbs" just have the resistors in the bulbs and get so hot that in emergency situations where the hazards need to be on for a while they are known to fail or melt the wiring.
Either way, I'm not really interested in tricking the system
I've just waiting on my interface to arrive and will update this thread if the option exists to disable or modify the bulb out threshold