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Help* VLand Hesdlights turn signal issue
I’ve had the Vland headlights for a couple months now and they were working fine until recently.
My problem is that the sequential turn signal on the headlights doesnt work anymore, it used to work just fine and now it doesnt even turn on when locking the card. The DRL and the low/high beams work just fine, and the right side turn signal works fine as well. I currently tapped into the turn stock turn signal, I have a 2015 Scion frs. I checked the wires and they all seem fine. I also re spliced them and tapped again, the problem went away but it came back on the same left side(driver side) and I also installed an LED flasher. Also, on my dash the turn signal light for the left side stays on but is dim and it wont go away Does anybody know what could be causing this issue? |
If the other works and your turn signal works on the stock then your Vland probably just broke, they're not exactly 'high quality'
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My tail light did the same, although with my flasher mod it wouldn't indicate at all. It was a sign of a short, probably the same reason yours shows constant on the dash. Warranty if within a year or new purchase if not. I spoke with VLAND direct on eBay and they were quite helpful TBH. Mine was just outside a year so not that lucky.
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I would recheck your wiring for something grounded or a loose connection. I would check any harnesses for a depressed pin or bent pin. I would also try to run a 12v source to the turn signal to see if it works. If not then it is probably a headlight issue. If it does light up then it could be in your wiring, in a harness clip or in something else. You could test against your original headlight if you still have it to see if the wiring with the vehicle is the problem.
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