Light LED repair question
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So I have a light repair question...I currently have a failed LED/sidelight in one of the headlights and a partially working rear light.
I have searched (a lot) and couldn't find an answer to this specific question.
Has anyone replaced the pcb with an aftermarket led controller/sequencer such as the Ghozt module and is there anything out of the ordinary involved in Aston lights that would make this a non-starter?
It would also allow them to be programmed to be sequential and with a variety of different effects which could be fun!
Fisher Performance appear to do something similar but keen to see if anyone has done a diy on one.
I have searched (a lot) and couldn't find an answer to this specific question.
Has anyone replaced the pcb with an aftermarket led controller/sequencer such as the Ghozt module and is there anything out of the ordinary involved in Aston lights that would make this a non-starter?
It would also allow them to be programmed to be sequential and with a variety of different effects which could be fun!
Fisher Performance appear to do something similar but keen to see if anyone has done a diy on one.
Andrew-bp96x said:
So I have a light repair question...I currently have a failed LED/sidelight in one of the headlights and a partially working rear light.
I have searched (a lot) and couldn't find an answer to this specific question.
Has anyone replaced the pcb with an aftermarket led controller/sequencer such as the Ghozt module and is there anything out of the ordinary involved in Aston lights that would make this a non-starter?
It would also allow them to be programmed to be sequential and with a variety of different effects which could be fun!
Fisher Performance appear to do something similar but keen to see if anyone has done a diy on one.
Ping me a PM Andrew - I may be able to partially help.I have searched (a lot) and couldn't find an answer to this specific question.
Has anyone replaced the pcb with an aftermarket led controller/sequencer such as the Ghozt module and is there anything out of the ordinary involved in Aston lights that would make this a non-starter?
It would also allow them to be programmed to be sequential and with a variety of different effects which could be fun!
Fisher Performance appear to do something similar but keen to see if anyone has done a diy on one.
Valiant-Ecosse said:
Thanks, think that's the same as the fisher performance ones but I was hoping for someone had done a diy.Gassing Station | Aston Martin | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


