Installed 9005 LED DRL's But They Don't Work
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Installed 9005 LED DRL's But They Don't Work
I install one DRL bulb and it works fine and looks great, when I install the other one, they both quit working. Any ideas what the problem is? Is it the wattage?
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which LEDs did you get? I'm looking to get some in mine too. I think you need a load resistor for it to work. http://www.v-leds.com/Exterior-LED/D...01806-1-3.html
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So what's the look we are after?
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i might be WAY wrong on this.. don't LED's have ONE way to install it?
i dont know how to say it in electrical terms.. but it does matter which side +/- goes in.. unlike a regular bulb right? (at least for 192/168 size, this matter)
well.. maybe the 9006 has a base where u can only install it one way..
i dont know how to say it in electrical terms.. but it does matter which side +/- goes in.. unlike a regular bulb right? (at least for 192/168 size, this matter)
well.. maybe the 9006 has a base where u can only install it one way..
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I'm a few years late on this but to clear things up, you can only install a 9005 LED one way because of the casing it fits into. And yes you need a resistor to make them work since they're only getting 50% of the power until the bright lights are engaged.
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