Sequential LED and hazards
Hey Fellas,
Figure I would share a quick and easy tip. I notice with sequential tail light, the hazards use the brake lights. Which is perfectly normal. But by removing a wire you can have sequential hazards instead.
All you have to do is disconnect the E flasher, Flip the hazards switch , and use the turn signal. That will cause both led tail lights to start the sequence. Much more attention grabbing than brake lights.
http://s31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...4-22-16-41.flv
Figure I would share a quick and easy tip. I notice with sequential tail light, the hazards use the brake lights. Which is perfectly normal. But by removing a wire you can have sequential hazards instead.
All you have to do is disconnect the E flasher, Flip the hazards switch , and use the turn signal. That will cause both led tail lights to start the sequence. Much more attention grabbing than brake lights.
http://s31.photobucket.com/albums/c3...4-22-16-41.flv
Last edited by ic237; Feb 4, 2010 at 09:38 PM.
I stumbled upon this by accident when trying to fix my hazards. My hazards don't work without using the turn signal and the switch. I suppose my problem with the normal operation lies in the turn signal switch.
Your hazards dont work? Do you have an electronic flasher? I started to laugh at myself the first time it tried it with a regular flasher. The lights oscillate very little. You have to sit and stare to catch it. It does it at about .0.25 hz. Did you also try it with the key on or off? Your brake lights -turn lights work independantly with the parking lights on and off?
Last edited by ic237; Feb 5, 2010 at 04:01 PM.
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