Anyway to turn OFF LED lights in headlight?
Anyway to turn OFF LED lights in headlight?
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klee168168

Original Poster:

155 posts

140 months

Saturday 24th November 2018
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The LED lights in the headlight in a MY13 v8v is always on when the headlight is on. Is there a way to turn them off?

macdeb

8,760 posts

286 months

Saturday 24th November 2018
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Why? confused Aren't they sidelights?
I actually fitted a kit that leaves the LEDs on with ignition (headlights off) which can be tuned off via a remote, might be a thought.

klee168168

Original Poster:

155 posts

140 months

Saturday 24th November 2018
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I’m just curious if they can be turned off. I would personally leave them on. Just curious.

KiwiSG

72 posts

154 months

Tuesday 27th November 2018
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macdeb said:
Why? confused Aren't they sidelights?
I actually fitted a kit that leaves the LEDs on with ignition (headlights off) which can be tuned off via a remote, might be a thought.
So what kit is that ? do you have a link? is it a DIY fit ?

Cheers

Phil57DBS

208 posts

106 months

Tuesday 27th November 2018
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In the event of rain and temperature drops, humidity condenses on the inside of the headlamps, they start to run. There have been many many attempts at solving this problem, but none has come to a satisfactory conclusion; There were always disadvantages to be accepted. I refreshed my physics knowledge in thermodynamics, made some prototypes, tested them until I had created the perfect remedy for myself and you.

http://www.v8v.info/projekte/hld/

macdeb

8,760 posts

286 months

Tuesday 27th November 2018
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KiwiSG said:
macdeb said:
Why? confused Aren't they sidelights?
I actually fitted a kit that leaves the LEDs on with ignition (headlights off) which can be tuned off via a remote, might be a thought.
So what kit is that ? do you have a link? is it a DIY fit ?

Cheers
I'll look up where I got it from, was reasonable price and an easy DIY install with comprehensive instructions.

Dewi 2

1,935 posts

96 months

Tuesday 27th November 2018
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Phil57DBS said:
In the event of rain and temperature drops, humidity condenses on the inside of the headlamps, they start to run. There have been many many attempts at solving this problem, but none has come to a satisfactory conclusion; There were always disadvantages to be accepted. I refreshed my physics knowledge in thermodynamics, made some prototypes, tested them until I had created the perfect remedy for myself and you.

http://www.v8v.info/projekte/hld/

Your website looks excellent Phil, but I was disappointed at not being able to read about your thermodynamic experiments.
Unfortunately, there is a tendency for many British people, to be a little hesitant in the multi linguistic department.

I am sure many here would be very interested to know about your work, in finding a solution to the AM headlight misting problem.




macdeb

8,760 posts

286 months

Tuesday 27th November 2018
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macdeb said:
KiwiSG said:
macdeb said:
Why? confused Aren't they sidelights?
I actually fitted a kit that leaves the LEDs on with ignition (headlights off) which can be tuned off via a remote, might be a thought.
So what kit is that ? do you have a link? is it a DIY fit ?

Cheers
I'll look up where I got it from, was reasonable price and an easy DIY install with comprehensive instructions.
Bugger, I have every single receipt for the car except that one rolleyes Anyway, it was about £65 and I 'googled' it.

bullet7

346 posts

133 months

Tuesday 27th November 2018
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