gman44116

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Plannin on ONLY changing the inner tails, outer brakes and 3rd/window brake lights to LED.

Will this trigger the cluster warning light?

Which of the 3 will actually cause the warning light if it does go on?


And 3rd, Is there a fix besides removing cluster bulb? I still want to have the warning light just in case a bulb actually does go bye bye..

GS4_Fiend

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Ok you gotta start using the search button lol.

You would need to get a resistor in order to not trigger the brake lamp indicator. But this would defeat the purpose of using less watts.

PHML

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its been discussed at length.

to answer your question....

1. yes
2. all 3
3. yes..get one with resistors (outter)...or pull / cut wire to lamp out module pin #4.

Rich23

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^^^ what he said... I need to do this as well...

cjames235

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i think he is referring to actually switching the bulbs themselves over to LED...... NOT buying the full LED lamps

gman44116

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Guys. Searching has been done. I always search first. I k ow the first question was redundant!
Regardless. I have yet to find a solution to question #3. Just resistor and wiring workarounds. Not a working solution.

I want the warning brake light to actually work if a light still burns out. Couldn't find a post discussing a fix for that specific issue.

For now I have found to either pull the gauge cluster warning bulb.
Buy resistors for each light (does that you need a total of 4 including the
inners)?
Pull #4 wire pin connector from harness to shut down the warning signal to gauge cluster.

GS4CLIPSE

i bought led tailights from ebay, they should come with resisters already

istundra

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only way for the sensor to trip is if your resistor goes out. not very likely.