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or just buy a cheap buzzer and wire it it. I'll find the fuse diagram for you.
Ben,
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LED blinker replacement
or just buy a cheap buzzer and wire it it. I'll find the fuse diagram for you.
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LED blinker replacement
[quote="bpt4w"][color=#0080FF] how to modify the blinker unit to remove the blown bulb function (thus making the leds flash at a proper rate) .
bpt4w, whip down to Ashdowns,repco or any decent auto elec supply co and ask for inline LED resistor and wire up in line
Part no for OEX is ACX2023
I use these all the time on my trucks when I fit LED units to the rears. Hella, Narva also produce them.
note: if you fit them and it doesn't work unplug and swap connectors as they have a right way to fit them.
the reason the failed lamp comes on and they flash quickly is that LEDs use approx 5% of power compared to std bulbs.
The biggest drawback apart from cost is the lamps are not clearly visible from side angles.
You can measure the resistance from your old bulbs and buy resistors to the same value, but I think you'll find the above a damn sight easier.
Terry
bpt4w, whip down to Ashdowns,repco or any decent auto elec supply co and ask for inline LED resistor and wire up in line
Part no for OEX is ACX2023
I use these all the time on my trucks when I fit LED units to the rears. Hella, Narva also produce them.
note: if you fit them and it doesn't work unplug and swap connectors as they have a right way to fit them.
the reason the failed lamp comes on and they flash quickly is that LEDs use approx 5% of power compared to std bulbs.
The biggest drawback apart from cost is the lamps are not clearly visible from side angles.
You can measure the resistance from your old bulbs and buy resistors to the same value, but I think you'll find the above a damn sight easier.
Terry
"Racing shouldn't be for rich idiots, but for all idiots"
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