I have fitted LED lights to a trailer and they are flashing too fast, which I suspect is a fault code as the draw from led indicators is too low.
This is not my boat trailer and I am hoping to find some kind of resistor which I can fit inside the trailer. The usual resistors get to 170 decrees C but I have seen a smartbox from Indespension, which should do the trick. I can't find any information about how hot they get.
Has anyone on here tried them and can tell me if they work?
Indespension sell the LED Autolamps (Aussie company) products, same as me. I should imagine they're taking about either the i-LS Microprocessor Unit, or the i-LS Relay.
They're spec'd as not producing any heat. Here's a pic from the LED Autolamps catalogue, if it helps.
Unfortunately, nobody at Indespension seem to know anything about them.
When I went in to a local branch to ask about them, I spent 5 minutes arguing with the guy behind the counter that they did have them on their website before he finally checked.
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It would appear that this is a problem peculiar to some Fords and Landys.
Apparently, Ford made the looms for both of them, which explains a lot.
AFAIK Beemers & Volvos have the same problem, it's all to do with the bulb failure sensing electrickery
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