4double0

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My Resistors on my LED tail-lamps are blowing fuses; first the parking light fuse and then the Stop fuse.
My question is can I use the LED tail-lamps without the resistors or will I end up causing myself an even bigger problem? I need to get home and would hate to drive with no brake lights.

Rides Low

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sounds funky. Don't take off the resistors. I really jacked up some wiring by doing that LOL.

lexxo

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That's weird I took them off and have since a year ago-no problems here. I just took the dash warning light out. I got the ebay ones by the way.

corkycal

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i would take off the resistors and pull the light bulb from the dash.

i think those resistors run hot.

4double0

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LOL, one say no the other maybe. I thought the resistors were just to fool the computer so that the dash light wouldn't come on? My lights have three plugs; one to the main tail-lamp socket and the other two to the resistors. So, does the LEDs have too much power for the main socket without the resistors?

4double0

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CorkyCal,

I want to do that, but I don't want to burn a module or anymore fuses.

corkycal

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I have the Carson Tuned LEDs without resistors. They've been on my car for 2 years and no problems. I simply pulled the light bulb at the dash.

I can't explain why you're blowing fuses but my harness does not have any resistors.

EvilAristo

No, the LEDs have less power hence your car thinks it's blown a blub and that's why it trips the light on the instrument panel.

I got some Ebay LED tails, and my dash light is on. It doesn't bother me, and I love the look with the new LED Tails to concern myself over a stupid warning light. It's not as if the light is hurting my car in anyway.

4double0

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The warning light doesn't concern me either. However, since my LED tails came with resistors; I want to know if I can remove the resistors without anything melting my wires?