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juniinc

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  1. +1 exactly

    I had the same problem when I went to an LED third light and as stated you will have to add a resister to get your CC to operate properly. To figure out which resister you will need to measure the circuit and cut one in where the harness connects to the third light. I've decided to play around with window coatings instead to see if I can't get something that works and matches.

    Nobody seems to be able to tell me how much Ohm the resister must be, i tried a standard turnsignal (6ohm) one but it was not enough to make it work...if anyone knows.....

    When I asked two Porsche mechanics about it they both told me the circuit has to be read with OEM then read with after market using an OHM meter. The difference in resistance between the two circuits is the correct amount of resistor you will need.

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