No brakes applied also got light?With brakes applied.
Just with lights on, no brakes applied.
I decided not to post up the way i finished my project because it's kind of hazardous. It's not that waterproof.
If anyone wants some tips and tricks, can PM me. I will see if I can help out.
Upper 2 rows are for tail lights.No brakes applied also got light?
Fuse is the taillights one, no additional.Where u tap the wires?
I'm not good in wiring but u put in fius or not (in case short circuit)
Change the resistors? New project.....Upper 2 rows are for tail lights.
Brake lights are the lower ones.
Fuse is the taillights one, no additional.
Open the trunk. Take those side carpet off. And find those wires that are connected to the rear lights.
Use a multimeter to test. Just do it randomly. Mine got 6 pins, you will get it eventually.
Anyways, I failed this project. I calculated 13V but actually need to use 15v as the voltage.
My lights are still on but the resistors are burning off.
Need 15v as in the voltage is too high or not enough?Upper 2 rows are for tail lights.
Brake lights are the lower ones.
Fuse is the taillights one, no additional.
Open the trunk. Take those side carpet off. And find those wires that are connected to the rear lights.
Use a multimeter to test. Just do it randomly. Mine got 6 pins, you will get it eventually.
Anyways, I failed this project. I calculated 13V but actually need to use 15v as the voltage.
My lights are still on but the resistors are burning off.
Here is the breadboard with the cucuk-cucuk type. I have post it earlier.breadboard was designed to hold electronic parts and soldered...
one face plastic...another face got copper strip for soldering...
another type of bread board is cucuk2 type...just insert the leg...and good to go (self locking port)
Yeap. New project. Now I'm just doing one strip. Really need to find a good case first.Change the resistors? New project.....
I mean my leds are using 3V ma. So I need to resist 12V. 15-3=12.Need 15v as in the voltage is too high or not enough?
I have nvr thought of using flux being I'm doing some small solderings only.Here is the breadboard with the cucuk-cucuk type. I have post it earlier.
Another trick for better solder is to use a solder paste or solder flux. It will be very easy to use this when soldering. Please watch this video.
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why??The way you connected... sure BBQ the resistor, regardless of 12V or 15V battery voltage.