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Originally Posted by Davegixxer
ASE electrical certified tech here. What is happening is that the ground in the bulb is not good, and when you hit the brakes it is choosing the path of least resistance to ground it self through your parking light circuit, thus dimming your clock. Either that bulb they gave you is bad or their wiring is shit. With a good bulb, some wire, and 10 minutes of time, any competent electrician could fix this.
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If I've replaced their LED bulb with my own LED bulb and it works fine, does that mean the wiring is good?
The LED I'm using now is fine. Nothing dims, etc. Do you think it's going to cause electrical problems in the future? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by kanundrum
From F N A automotive a while back. Just trash the kit, disconnect it all and all lights will be fine. You are causing a issue with the brake light signal which sends it to the ECU which drives it crazy.
F n' A AutomotiveWhen did you purchase our kit? We had a recall to fix that issue as a few of our customers got lots that did that but we have since fixed the issue. Your best bet is to ship us the kit back, we'll fix it, replace the bulb and then just pay for shipping back.
And the bulb we'll just cover for you no charge |
I paid an installer to install it because I have zero electrical knowledge. I didn't want to pay them to uninstall it, then pay them again to reinstall it if it was just a minor issue (the bulb). Since I've replaced the bulb, everything seems to be good now.