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cairus

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That wasn't what I was talking about. You connected the taillight in the tailgate to the taillight in the body, right?
 

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That doesn't mean anything. If you change the load medium, a different part of the circuit becomes active. There might be too much load in that part. But just have fun. 👍
 
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@Craig.

This isn't a joke. Have you ever wondered why the LED dimming value is 127?
Dimming value sets the PWM duty cycle. 127 means that the signal is no longer PWM but "always on". That's why LEDs are "squeaking" when dimming value is not set to 127.

About connecting those tailights I think that @Craig. is right. LEDs draws much less current than incandescent light and this should not be a problem.
 
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cairus

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If you change the load medium, a different part of the circuit becomes active.

You have a different measuring bridge compared to a halogen one. As correctly stated, because different currents flow. Or how do you think it detects whether an LED is functioning correctly or incorrectly?
 

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If you change the load medium, a different part of the circuit becomes active.

You have a different measuring bridge compared to a halogen one. As correctly stated, because different currents flow. Or how do you think it detects whether an LED is functioning correctly or incorrectly?
Probably you are right. But as long as it will be coded close to the current state (there are tons of Lasttyp values) it should not be a problem.
 

cairus

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I'm just pointing it out. That's all I was concerned about.

Side note, my brother is a chip developer and layouter in the automotive sector
 

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Took the car out for a drive and the dog to the beach for a walk
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Then fitted new solenoid for the petrol tank as the old one had finally given up.

One question does anybody know if the overflow pipe just hangs loose at the bottom of the wheel arch or is it supposed to be connected to something.
 
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Craig.

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One question does anybody know if the overflow pipe just hangs loose at the bottom of the wheel arch or is it supposed to be connected to something.

If you mean the drain pipe that sits outside the fuel filler cap but inside the fuel flap then it's a water/moisture drain and should drain to the ground
 
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