Good-Bye Yellow Parking light, Hello LED
After several attempts to change out the incandesant bulbs with ones that match the OEM HID, I found a fast and simple soultion under <$25 and 25 minutes.
STEP ONE Buy (2) 5 Watt 100OHM resistors from http://www.autolumination.com/ STEP TWO Buy (2) Wedge T10 White LEDs available from ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/_Car-...1%7C240%3A1318 STEP THREE Splice in the resistor inline on both pos and neg side of the parking light (you will have extra length on the wire harness if you take out the hi-beam). Each connection will have (3) wires joined together and two splice per light. Reccomend cutt/splice rather then inline splice for soild connection. Wrap with black electrical tape and install T10 LED and reinstall into housing. Total time 12-15Min per side. Thats it! Its bright matches the oem light AND NO lamp failure indication. Email with questions! |
Where are the pictures??
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Will upload pic soon. Dig cam acting up.
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Nice Mod
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I call B*ll****!! j/k post up pics of the connections,pleeaaaaase!!
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Here are the pic's!
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Originally Posted by phatmitzu
(Post 3309240)
Where are the pictures??
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I got mine here and they look similar to the ones you installed. No error codes whatsoever. No resistors to install. Just plug and play. Have had them on the car for several months.
I did however install those same resistors that the OP used for the led license plate bulbs. Those work great and no error codes on those either. Attachment 148592 Attachment 148593 Attachment 148594 |
Originally Posted by MB_E500
(Post 3308925)
After several attempts to change out the incandesant bulbs with ones that match the OEM HID, I found a fast and simple soultion under <$25 and 25 minutes.
STEP ONE Buy (2) 5 Watt 100OHM resistors from http://www.autolumination.com/ STEP TWO Buy (2) Wedge T10 White LEDs available from ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/_Car-...1%7C240%3A1318 STEP THREE Splice in the resistor inline on both pos and neg side of the parking light (you will have extra length on the wire harness if you take out the hi-beam). Each connection will have (3) wires joined together and two splice per light. Reccomend cutt/splice rather then inline splice for soild connection. Wrap with black electrical tape and install T10 LED and reinstall into housing. Total time 12-15Min per side. Thats it! Its bright matches the oem light AND NO lamp failure indication. Email with questions! http://superlumination.com/images/au...otector_wm.jpg |
Originally Posted by timannnn
(Post 3313001)
I got mine here and they look similar to the ones you installed. No error codes whatsoever. No resistors to install. Just plug and play. Have had them on the car for several months.
I did however install those same resistors that the OP used for the led license plate bulbs. Those work great and no error codes on those either. Attachment 148592 Attachment 148593 Attachment 148594 your dont look match ...u should get super white instead of blue :p: |
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Originally Posted by M-bENZ
(Post 3313020)
your dont look match ...u should get super white instead of blue :p:
Here is a side by side for comparison. His are brighter but mine are easier to install :y. I was just giving some options. Oh, and please take a grammar class. :p: Attachment 148595 Attachment 148596 |
LEDs > Wedge bulbs
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I kinda like the yellowish parking lights and how the offset the HID running lights. Just me I guess, but the parking lights match my clear corner bulbs which are basically yellow and my Brabus fog lights so I think I'll keep em'. Thanks for the writeup though I'm sure people will benifit from it.
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Originally Posted by AMGTestDriverNJ
(Post 3313266)
I kinda like the yellowish parking lights and how the offset the HID running lights. Just me I guess, but the parking lights match my clear corner bulbs which are basically yellow and my Brabus fog lights so I think I'll keep em'. Thanks for the writeup though I'm sure people will benifit from it.
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Originally Posted by M-bENZ
(Post 3313011)
Im confused the diagram said u only need to connect to the Ground wire,
http://superlumination.com/images/au...otector_wm.jpg Yea, its never as easy as they say. its such a small amount of cash and time for a completely new look! well worth it. I am changing the fog and high beams to PIAA H7 and 9006 this weekend so all the front lights match! |
Originally Posted by timannnn
(Post 3313001)
I got mine here and they look similar to the ones you installed. No error codes whatsoever. No resistors to install. Just plug and play. Have had them on the car for several months.
I did however install those same resistors that the OP used for the led license plate bulbs. Those work great and no error codes on those either. Attachment 148592 Attachment 148593 Attachment 148594 |
Originally Posted by timannnn
(Post 3313001)
I got mine here and they look similar to the ones you installed. No error codes whatsoever. No resistors to install. Just plug and play. Have had them on the car for several months.
I did however install those same resistors that the OP used for the led license plate bulbs. Those work great and no error codes on those either. Attachment 148592 Attachment 148593 Attachment 148594 do i need to do this resistor splicing when installing 16-LED license plate bulbs? http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...#ht_1804wt_905 ordered them off eBay. should be bright as heck =D but i dont want to deal with the errors and whatnot. |
Originally Posted by timannnn
(Post 3313001)
I got mine here and they look similar to the ones you installed. No error codes whatsoever. No resistors to install. Just plug and play. Have had them on the car for several months.
I did however install those same resistors that the OP used for the led license plate bulbs. Those work great and no error codes on those either. Attachment 148592 Attachment 148593 Attachment 148594 |
Doesn't AZNOptics have these?
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Originally Posted by AMGTestDriverNJ
(Post 3313266)
I kinda like the yellowish parking lights and how the offset the HID running lights. Just me I guess, but the parking lights match my clear corner bulbs which are basically yellow and my Brabus fog lights so I think I'll keep em'. Thanks for the writeup though I'm sure people will benifit from it.
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why splice when you can buy a canbus type!!!! save yourself the headache, canbus type LED are Error free with built in resistors.....
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