Nov 5, 2006 #1 F frog1520 Active Member Joined Jun 13, 2004 Messages 506 Just tried a set of these in my W140, and they just dont work! The 'replace bulb' light on the dash stayed off though, so I think the connections were OK. Any ideas?
Just tried a set of these in my W140, and they just dont work! The 'replace bulb' light on the dash stayed off though, so I think the connections were OK. Any ideas?
Nov 5, 2006 #2 Ian B Walker MB Enthusiast Joined Jun 7, 2003 Messages 7,668 Location Freckleton Car 300-24, saloon and coupe, E300 24 valve diesel estate Don't they need a resistor or something? And here is me Mr Useless with electrics posting a reply
Nov 5, 2006 #3 PJH MB Enthusiast Joined Aug 5, 2003 Messages 2,255 Location Feering,Essex Car C180k for Wifey, SEAT Leon TSi Do a search for PIAA. There are several side light threads.
Nov 5, 2006 #4 W W209_nikal New Member Joined Sep 26, 2006 Messages 7 frog1520 said: Just tried a set of these in my W140, and they just dont work! The 'replace bulb' light on the dash stayed off though, so I think the connections were OK. Any ideas? Click to expand... LEDs are diodes, so check the polarity.
frog1520 said: Just tried a set of these in my W140, and they just dont work! The 'replace bulb' light on the dash stayed off though, so I think the connections were OK. Any ideas? Click to expand... LEDs are diodes, so check the polarity.
Nov 5, 2006 #5 Satch MB Enthusiast Joined Nov 24, 2003 Messages 3,508 Location Surrey Car S211 E320Cdi Avantgarde Estate & Toyota Land Cruiser http://www.marklamond.co.uk/tech-honda/electrical/led-sidelight/piaa-tera.pdf. You need the resistors to be fitted properly
http://www.marklamond.co.uk/tech-honda/electrical/led-sidelight/piaa-tera.pdf. You need the resistors to be fitted properly