Taken off my car today
They cost me £40 from the group buy
They work excellent
Instructions to fit these can be found here http://www.lexusownersclub.co.uk/forum/ind...showtopic=32995
open to offers PM
Andrew
Full Version: "pulse" Brake Light Bulbs
how long have u had them? I have a pair already but wouldn't mind a spare pair, if the price is right....
QUOTE(Rory @ Sep 3 2008, 04:11 PM) 
how long have u had them? I have a pair already but wouldn't mind a spare pair, if the price is right....
had them since group buy but they was not fitted straight away.
Just make me a offer
Hi Lexus - I would be interested in them for say £20.00 + pp.
Assume you get fitting instructions with them.
Assume you get fitting instructions with them.
QUOTE(TomC27 @ Sep 4 2008, 11:43 AM)
Hi Lexus - I would be interested in them for say £20.00 + pp.
Assume you get fitting instructions with them.
Assume you get fitting instructions with them.
Fitting can be found here http://www.lexusownersclub.co.uk/forum/ind...showtopic=32995
thats fine with me do you have paypal?
Andrew
I do have paypal.
Hi Lexus - hope I don't seem like a timewaster but the fitting of them looks a bit more than i want to do - hope ok but I will decline your offer - sorry.
I'd be interested at £20 then.
Once i've checked through the fitment...
Once i've checked through the fitment...
I'll take them mate.
Does that inclue load resistors?
Does that inclue load resistors?
SOLD
I was way to slow to read this lol.. Get a vid up when you've done them Stoney I didnt really understand the fitting either so let us know if it's easy 
if they are like mine with the load resistors, the bulbs are fitted as normal
(one of mine needed swapping round for some reason to make it work correctly)
and a load resisitor is placed between the 2 feeds (white/black & green/white) on each Tailight.
I was lucky, Gord gave me a set
(one of mine needed swapping round for some reason to make it work correctly)
and a load resisitor is placed between the 2 feeds (white/black & green/white) on each Tailight.
I was lucky, Gord gave me a set
Ha Ha, Gord to the rescue 
It is easy to fit, but that old thread was a bit experimental, with everyone trying different things to see what would work!
They fit just like normal bulbs, and work fine.
The problem is that the LEDs are not bulbs, they are diodes, so the thinks (correctly!) that there is no bulb there and so flags up a warning light on the dash. Just annoying.
The load resistors just clip onto 4 wires and the light goes away.
I hope!
@Wozza, who's a lucky boy then?
They fit just like normal bulbs, and work fine.
The problem is that the LEDs are not bulbs, they are diodes, so the thinks (correctly!) that there is no bulb there and so flags up a warning light on the dash. Just annoying.
The load resistors just clip onto 4 wires and the light goes away.
I hope!
@Wozza, who's a lucky boy then?
QUOTE(DJ Wozza @ Sep 6 2008, 04:55 PM)
You know me mate, here to look after you young one's
QUOTE(DJ Wozza @ Sep 6 2008, 03:45 PM)
if they are like mine with the load resistors, the bulbs are fitted as normal
(one of mine needed swapping round for some reason to make it work correctly)
and a load resisitor is placed between the 2 feeds (white/black & green/white) on each Tailight.
(one of mine needed swapping round for some reason to make it work correctly)
and a load resisitor is placed between the 2 feeds (white/black & green/white) on each Tailight.
That picture looks familiar
I was myself and Rob that did most of the testing for these. Very straight forward to fit
What resistance were they mate?
Stav
Stav
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