Inner Depo LED Taillight Acting Up?
#1
Inner Depo LED Taillight Acting Up?
My inner passenger side Depo led taillight is not lighting up. When i turn my lights on. all other 3 lights work as a running brake light but that one doesn't. Every LED is out on that inner. But when i press the brakes it works.. any suggestions!? thanks!
#6
Okay so the wires that connect to the inner taillight right? So id have to pull appart the lens?
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#8
Yea and also what the other guy suggested. You said when you break it lights up, but doesn't when the lights are on. Something with that particular wire that triggers the lamp for when you brake is acting up. Could be frayed, could be disconnected. Or you can take a look at the circuit board and see whats going on there. You'd have to take apart the lens
#9
Yea and also what the other guy suggested. You said when you break it lights up, but doesn't when the lights are on. Something with that particular wire that triggers the lamp for when you brake is acting up. Could be frayed, could be disconnected. Or you can take a look at the circuit board and see whats going on there. You'd have to take apart the lens
#10
So i tried taking the lens off. All that happened, was me melting the housing lol. But im thinking about taping the stock wires to the aftermarket depo harness i think there might be a connection problem with the cheap depo harness. Anymore ideas ?lol thank fellas
#14
Okay cool and a few days ago and i plug them into the factory harness and i would slowly move it around and it would flash bright and dim but woukd never stay lite up. Which is why i think it has something to do with the harness
#15
try bending the metal pins diagonally to increase contact with metal pin?
I normally bend mine from straight (like yours in pics) to diagonally without much thought.... just a habit of mine.
try to see if bending to increase contact area helps the connection.
I normally bend mine from straight (like yours in pics) to diagonally without much thought.... just a habit of mine.
try to see if bending to increase contact area helps the connection.