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Ever since i change my cluster with autolumination led. It keeps on burning out or blinking. Its pissing me off. I dont wana go indigo cuz of having to have a seperate switch. So not to feel like im the only person that is having this problem, i wana find a solution to this.
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QUOTE(My2Celi @ Apr 19, 2006 - 12:08 AM) [snapback]423127[/snapback] Ever since i change my cluster with autolumination led. It keeps on burning out or blinking. Its pissing me off. I dont wana go indigo cuz of having to have a seperate switch. So not to feel like im the only person that is having this problem, i wana find a solution to this. 1.: common cluster bulb works with 100mA curren (more-less). LED burns with 30-35 mA -> all cluster LEDs must have some resistor inside. That resistor reduce curren to 20-25mA. So if your car circuit rise (fitfully) 10mA up, your LEDs may say bye bye... Try to measure that. 2.: do not start up engine with lights on (lights must be off during engine start up because of high curren peaks (common thing)) This post has been edited by malpaso: Apr 19, 2006 - 2:50 AM -------------------- No more replicas... This is evolution... This is SS-four :)
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