LED trailer lights.

[Hodge]

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=171396959845&globalID=EBAY-GB

[skyhuck]

Ballast resistor, there on eBay.

 

Nice one, cheers

[Spruce Pirate]

I think they're called resistors. Make sure you get one's that are rated for your lights though, apparently not all resistors work with all LED lights, you have to make sure they're compatible.

 

I think having the green light flash on the dash, or a buzzer sound, to tell you the indicator lights are working is a legal requirement?

[mendiplogs]

Fendt tractors are faster than a mog. Simples!

 

HI WILL they are with 20/25tons on back of tractor a large FENDT 360hp :thumbup1:thanks jon :thumbup:and yes im going by farmers who use them a lot thanks jon

[skyhuck]

I think they're called resistors. Make sure you get one's that are rated for your lights though, apparently not all resistors work with all LED lights, you have to make sure they're compatible.

 

I think having the green light flash on the dash, or a buzzer sound, to tell you the indicator lights are working is a legal requirement?

 

Really, didn't know that.

[Dean Lofthouse]

If your replacing all your indicator lights you can just change the flasher relay for a resisted one. It's adjustable so you tweak it till the indicator lamp on the dash for the trailer works

[Dean Lofthouse]

If you need a link for ebay let me know as I'm out on the lash and will forget (-:

[Philip Anderson]

You can fit a couple of things to stop that Dave. I have in mine. Forgot what there called though.

 

Load resistors ,you can get them from most automotive electrical suppliers or e bay they alter the voltage so your vehicle recognises the trailer lights( indicators ) are there . There not always needed it depends on the vehicle

[skyhuck]

If you need a link for ebay let me know as I'm out on the lash and will forget (-:

 

Your a gent!! thanks mate

[Will Heal]

HI WILL they are with 20/25tons on back of tractor a large FENDT 360hp :thumbup1:thanks jon :thumbup:and yes im going by farmers who use them a lot thanks jon

 

 

Ur right there jon