LED turn signal conversion help....
Morning guys, I replaced all my headlight bulbs to LED (except headlights of course). I am loving the increased light output/visibility however, I am getting an error "lamp failure" msg on my display. I've tried 2 sets of LED bulbs of the "error free" variety without success. They don't hyperblink at all, seems they work as they should but I do get the error msg. Anyone have any success with this? What type of bulb did you use? Thanks
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Anybody changed out their turn signal bulb to LED? which brand did you use and did you get a lamp failure warning?
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Not me, man, but sucks nobody replies.
Maybe you're the first in here to do this? |
They blink correctly, no hyperblink but I get a bulb failure warning on my instrument cluster. More of a nuisance than anything else.
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Originally Posted by badicedog
(Post 2069789)
Morning guys, I replaced all my headlight bulbs to LED (except headlights of course). I am loving the increased light output/visibility however, I am getting an error "lamp failure" msg on my display. I've tried 2 sets of LED bulbs of the "error free" variety without success. They don't hyperblink at all, seems they work as they should but I do get the error msg. Anyone have any success with this? What type of bulb did you use? Thanks
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The bulb monitoring system is extremely sensitive to the resistances of the circuits, to the point where the resistances used on one car would bring faults on another.
You will probably have to add a ballast resistor to each circuit, I had a heap of trouble finding an acceptable resistance when I did the LED rear light conversion on my car, in the end I had different resistances on the indicator circuits left and right. |
I'm sure it's got to do with amperage and such. Maybe you'll need to get some inline resistors made specifically to avoid your condition. Evidently the "Error Free" bulbs you have.... aren't.
You didn't perchance get them from Amazon? They have a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Course, third attempt may be just as miserable as the first two. LED inline resistors @ Amazon Stupid that you'd need them since you got the right lamps to avoid it. |
I would recommend these blinker bulbs... No errors and still looks modern inside the headlight housing...
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Originally Posted by TexasTraveler
(Post 2071491)
I would recommend these blinker bulbs... No errors and still looks modern inside the headlight housing...
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1 |
Originally Posted by Cee Jay
(Post 2071206)
I'm sure it's got to do with amperage and such. Maybe you'll need to get some inline resistors made specifically to avoid your condition. Evidently the "Error Free" bulbs you have.... aren't.
You didn't perchance get them from Amazon? They have a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Course, third attempt may be just as miserable as the first two. LED inline resistors @ Amazon Stupid that you'd need them since you got the right lamps to avoid it. Use them in parallel with the LED bulb (somewhere in the circuit, doesn't need to be right at the lamp location, just hot lead to ground). |
When I first ran my error codes with SDD it told me I had a front marker and both license plate light out. Sure enough, they were. BUT, I never had any other warnings on the dash or elsewhere.
I'm replacing one of my HID bulbs soon and wanted to convert to all LED while I'm in there. Maybe I can get lucky and not have the errors on the dash, I couldn't care less what the ECU thinks. |
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