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957 bumper light LED question


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Thanks Loren.

 

i have removed the T10 bulb in the "parking light".

Engine running for a few minutes, so far no error code in dash.

 

i plan to convert the T10 bulb to function either as DRL, or welcome light during unlocking car (or both, needs a bit more work on wiring and relay).

 

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Update:  i got error on dash "check front side light"

 

so, i fixed the parking light inside a half inch PVC socket (for domestic water piping ,without thread, grey color).

then, i put the parking light together with the PVC socket inside the bumper behind the parking light housing.

 

that eliminates the error on dash.

 

i didn't want to use the load resistor, because the load resistor can get very hot, it may cause damages also it is potentially dangerous to cause fire.

 

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